Hood's Satyapsrila touted as America's greatest medicine
The ad claims Hood's Satyapsrila has done immense good for many people, presenting it as America's greatest medicine.
16 Jun 1898
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 16, 1898
Page
1
The ad claims Hood's Satyapsrila has done immense good for many people, presenting it as America's greatest medicine.
Ottawa reports 239 Yukon police on sub arctic duty protecting about 40 000 settlers as parliament debates franchise reform and a vexing Crow's Nest Pass railway scandal. The Premier pledges firm action while public addresses honor loyalty to the queen and parliament votes echo across Manitoba Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.
The third session of the eighth parliament was prorogued at 3 pm with a large attendance to honor Lord Aberdeen. The throne speech praised the plebiscite and new franchise acts, noted improved Canada US relations, and urged progress for public service and national prosperity.
Swift Current report notes cool rainy weather and strong grass growth. The Canadian Land and Ranch Co adopts new disc harrowing to guard fire lines, plans clipping sheep starting the 20th with about 14 or 15 shearers. Cattle dealer W Sanders sells cattle at top local prices, some at 41 dollars per head. A Rancher refutes blackleg deaths at the river, attributing losses to old grass and noting tests. Also mentions rope saturation and arson speculation, plus visits by Rev John McDougal and Red River settler Daniel Braconnier with Fort Garry ties.
On Monday twenty one head of horses from the Medicine Hat Ranch were shipped east. The lot included 1 gelding branded G 5 bar on left shoulder and hip, 7 geldings branded EP on left thigh, 0 mares branded EBP on left thigh, 2 geldings branded left jaw, and 2 mares branded left jaw.
Sir Adolphe Chapleau former lieutenant governor of Quebec and longtime cabinet member of Sir John A Macdonald has died in his room at the Windsor Hotel. His passing follows a recent rapid decline and he was widely revered as a leading figure for the French Canadian people.
London reports slow cattle activity with price declines for choice States cattle and slight gains for choice Canadians. Sheep prices rise. Argentines show mixed clips. Dominion report lists Manitoba and Northwest reserved areas for railways government settlement and sale. Northwest band from Regina to Banff for summer performances thrice weekly at CPR venues.
Washington reports the Sierra de Cuba harbor attack as Marines defend Quantanamo outpost. Two nights of heavy fighting left multiple Marines dead or wounded including Sergt Major Henry Goad and Surgeon Gibbs. Spanish losses pegged at 15 with insurgents firing during the night.
W W Stuart finds an aiderless horse saddled beside a mud pool while investigating a man in the mud with a giant branding iron resting on his neck. The iron's weight crushes the rancher until Stuart rescues him. Herald report notes the Brand Ordinance context.
The total estimated output for this year in the Klondyke and Indian River divisions of the Yukon mining districts, based on Sam W. Wall’s personal inspection of each working wine in those districts, amounts to 27640000 dollars.
Ed Fearon MLA spent Tuesday in town and leaves tonight for Dawson City. Mr. Childs CE visits for Public Works Department matters in the Northwest. Rev Mr McLean and Mr F C Potts attend a Baptist meeting in Winnipeg. The Medicine Hat Stockgrowers round-up began Tuesday with about twenty riders and over a hundred saddle horses plus wagons and supplies. Watson Co. houses a shipment of 21 Hackney mares from Crane Lake farm of Canadian Land and Ranch Co. as a fine display.
At Medicine Hat the wife of Albert Hughbes a is announced with their newborn daughter Norquay. At Medicine Flat on the 14th inst the marriage of Wa Norquay to Flossie Dark, second daughter of Joseph Dark, is recorded by Rev. J. W. Morrow.
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