Millheim Journal Thursday November 11 1886 issue
The Millheim Journal is published by R. A. Bumiller. This issue dated Thursday November 11 1886.
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Newspaper
Millheim Journal
Location
Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1886
Page
2
The Millheim Journal is published by R. A. Bumiller. This issue dated Thursday November 11 1886.
Early returns favor Democrats with a projected twenty five seat majority in the next House. Gains include California's Second and Fifth districts and North Carolina's Second, while Ohio Seventh swings to Campbell. Illinois Tenth shows Post ahead over Worthington, Carlisle re-elected by 786.
Across states Democrats secure governorships in New Jersey and Wisconsin Republicans gain in several gubernatorial races. New York and Nebraska show strong party majorities while Connecticut and California diverge with differing legislative outcomes. Congressional delegations shift modestly with several states electing Republicans or Democrats to Congress.
The report notes that Alabama and Arkansas both elected Democrats in five races, Colorado chose a Republican governor, Democrats won in Delaware and Arizona, Florida elected two Democratic Congress members, Massachusetts has a Republican governor, Michigan shows cross‑party claims, Nebraska and Nevada went Republican, Missouri retains Democratic majorities, and the legislature is Republican in power.
The article notes mild speculative activity in grain markets last week with slight price fluctuations and a downturn toward a falloff. It predicts higher wheat prices as a global crop shortfall forces reliance on past-season surpluses, while bears capitalize on new visible supply.
Purifying blood is essential for well being. Hood's Sarsaparilla claims to cleanse the blood and boost the body's strength for better health.
The U S Dispensatory and the Science of Chemistry endorse Dr Kessler's C ele brated English Cough Medicine as superior for tonic diaphoretic and expectorant effects. A safe standby for croup and whooping cough. Dissatisfied buyers may obtain a refund. Johnston Holloway Co Philadelphia agents. Sold by J Eisenhuth Millheim Pa.
The advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for diphtheria’s severe effects. It claims the medicine purifies the blood, restores strength, and aids complete recovery by removing impurities and rejuvenating the system.
Directions advise taking five to ten drops of Darbys Prophylactic Fluid in a tablespoon of water every hour or two until improvement. No danger in larger or more frequent doses if needed. For chronic cases or stomach reluctance, injections of the Fluid and water are recommended. claims include life-saving results.
An ad-style notice warns that catarrh can lead to consumption and urges readers to obtain a book from C I Hood and Co to read testimonials of complete cures. The message emphasizes Hood's Sarsaparilla as the remedy and provides the publisher's address in Lowell Massachusetts.
Dr. Sawbones warns hugging the stove risks catching a cold and advises young men to avoid staying near heat when visiting. If a cold occurs, Dr. Kessler's Celebrated English Cough Medicine is offered as a cure by J. Hisenhuth in Millheim, Pennsylvania.
Ingersoll suffers incurable throat ailment similar to Gen Grant illness. Lehigh Valley Railroad shops at Packerton ordered to build 100 Tiffin refrigerator cars this winter for road use next spring, ensuring steady Packerton work.
Readers may win twenty dollars in gold by forming the greatest number of words from the letters in HAWLEYs Corn SALVE. Each word cannot reuse letters beyond their occurrences. No plurals or proper names. Send 25 cents and list by December 1 1886 to C DL Hawley chemist Salem NY.
The notice records YY as executor of Simon Smull’s estate in Miles township and calls for debts and claims to be settled. It then enumerates 15 accounts examined and to be presented to the Orphans' Court of Centre County on November 24, 1886, for allowance and confirmation, detailing administrators and executors across multiple townships and deceased residents.
List describes various seized properties including Eagleville, Moshannon and Patton Township parcels, with bounds, acreage, buildings and sale as property of Joab Mattern Alfred Barlow Samuel Bressler. sale conditional on payment. names W Miles Walker Sheriff.
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