Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment Advertised Cure
Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment offered as a cure for chronic sore eyes granulated eyelids sore lips piles eczema petter salt rheum and foul head at 26 cents per box. Sold by druggists.
30 May 1895
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Newspaper
Massillon Independent
Location
Massillon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1895
Page
1
Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment offered as a cure for chronic sore eyes granulated eyelids sore lips piles eczema petter salt rheum and foul head at 26 cents per box. Sold by druggists.
Advertises wide Mohair fabrics from 28 to 46 inches at 25c to $2.50 a yard with numerous shades and novelties. Highlights Black Mohair Sicilian, Fine Mohair Cashmere, Brilliantine and Albatros, plus ready made garments for misses and children. Urges customers to order to enjoy cash savings and quality.
In Zanesville Ohio on May 24 the Republican state convention nominated General Asa S Bushnell for governor after a close six ballot race. Foraker supporters rallied as ex Governor Foraker and Senator Sherman pressed policy on bimetallic money and tariff, while McKinley and Foraker rivalry dominated the session. The convention praised McKinley and Foraker, backed silver and gold coin parity, and pledged statewide unity for 1896 with McKinley as presidential candidate.
Edward A. Griffin of Park Bank Albany confesses a defalcation of 815. The body of Jose Marti is shown in Santiago de Cuba. The New York chamber of commerce pushes for sound money amid silver monometallism. Captain James Hilton shot in Port Narvis during a pitched battle. May Alvertson, 8, badly burned by benzine explosion at Haddonyield. Oscar Wilde likely to begin a treadwheel confinement. British warship Terrible launched at Glasgow.
Washington mourns Secretary Gresham as the funeral party departs by special train after a semi official White House ceremony. President Cleveland and cabinet members travel to Chicago with military escort while diplomats and officials honor his service with condolences from around the world.
Chicago May 29 No definite funeral plans yet as family wishes are not clear United States district attorney Jol C Black will invite federal judges heads of government offices and Major General Merritt to meet today to arrange participation and reception of the president and cabinet President Dent of the Chicago Bar Association has called a bar meeting to honor Judge Gresham A city council special meeting is planned to act on the late secretary s death The press dispatches say remains will arrive tomorrow afternoon with escort in Chicago context
May 29 report from Ft Fort Warner describes a sheriff's posse pursuing tramps east of the city. Deputies Ryan and Harrod were involved. Harrod was shot in the back but Deputy Ryan returned fire. One suspect killed, another wounded, two more captured after exchanging gunfire. Suspect identified as William Walwrath of Akron Ohio. Deputy Harrod severely injured but may recover.
In Cleveland this afternoon manufacturers and Amalgamated Association delegates meet for a joint conference mainly to discuss the scale and purdling rate. President Garland expects amicable agreement as committee reports are tackled.
Prices move across grains and livestock with corn and oats quoted, creamery butter and various cheeses listed, poultry and live stock values noted. Cattle, hogs, sheep and lambs show uneven demand with mixed quality, while New York and Cincinnati quotes reflect broader market activity.
Andrew H. Burkle, fire chief, was presented a solid gold medal by forty eight city fire company representatives at the central reel house. The surprise ceremony followed unfounded charges of trial and featured a tearful, grateful response from Burkle as he received the tribute from James Sifert, spokesman for the assembly.
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