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Newspaper
Millbrook Reporter
Location
Millbrook, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 04, 1893
Page
4
A vivid description recalls a powerful waterfall like sensation following a grip. The piece notes intense head pain and stomach discomfort as part of the dramatic imagery.
In Toronto the Grover faction halted a liquor sale ban after Mr Meredith framed the bill as a temperance advance. Mowat and allies defeated it. Manitoba plebiscite backed prohibition, Premier Greenway promised a vote but offers no action.
The Monday Port Hope council meeting notes awards for lumber and cedar tenders. Whexton's bid at 11.50 per thousand was accepted for convenience and cost savings. Martin's bid of 1 dollar was rejected. Council funds approved several payments as read. The panel discussed amending the municipal act to allow Port Hope to send three to six representatives to county votes, opposing the move amid concern over local control and costs.
Council debates county town status as Millbrook fights to be chosen over Port Hope and possibly Monaghans. Reeve Ferguson foresees separation of counties. Elliot insists on protecting Millbrook. Bateson Campbell committee to oppose the bill and oversee lamp lighting and bridge work. Handley tasked with collecting taxes.
Grover Cleveland led a grand opening at the World’s Columbian Exposition with Cabinet members and officials as a national salute rang out from the Andrew Johnson. A vast procession followed through Chicago to Jackson Park, featuring Duks of Veragua, Bayard, Higginbotham, and Governor Altgeld among many dignitaries.
The advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as true and fully substantiated by endorsements. It claims Hood's Pills cure liver ills jaundice biliousness and sick headache and constipation.
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