Village Blacksmith Gives Up His Work After Serious Illness
A Windsor and Richmond Gazette survivor recounts his two year battle with severe illness including chronic headaches sleep loss and weight loss. He details repeated seizures and agony until he sought Clements Tonic which restored nerve strength appetite and deep sleep enabling him to return to work as a blacksmith in Australia.
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McCarthy
Ines
Alec
Windsor
Mc McCarthy
Diuel Vie Winchoneithe
Mr. McCarthy
Australia
Statutory Declaration amid NSW colonial proceedings and fair details
A lengthy statutory declaration from a Windsor area resident outlines careful reading of an eleven folio document and intent to publish. The text records proceedings of a government act on oaths, mentions judges and officials for a NSW show, and describes prizes, protests, and a quorum for a protest committee at the meeting.
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Wriiiae
McUrath
Hin
Windsor
New South Wales
Iementa Touic
Wade
Government of
CLEMENTS TONIO Tonic Tops Quack Cure Claims
Clements Tonio markets a tonic praised as a cure all, facing competition from many bogus substitutes. Advertisers prey on the unwary, but Clemante Tonic remains popular, with long-standing credibility. The Australian market audience is described as educated and discerning, avoiding quack nostrums.
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Clements Tonio
Leva
Cluventa Tonic
Ton
Millicent L and P Society Hold September Meeting
Millicent A H and P Society met in Mayurra Council Chamber on a Saturday in September with good attendance. Prizes were reported for lambs fowls and home baked goods. Financials showed prizes totalled £778 with £681.6s1d in specials for horses. A plan to incur 50 expense this year was approved and efforts to secure bank guarantees continued. A ground exhibition room and lighting improvements were discussed.
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Millicent A.,h. and P. Society
Mayurra Council
McDonald
B. J. Stuckey
W. R. Foster
G. F. Shaw
G. Spehr
J. McLaughle
Boekee
Agoew
B. Agnew
Mosara, Plunkett
D. Campbell
Way to Win a Lady Love Aims at Good Nature and Pills
A Victorian advice piece argues success with women comes from good nature and a manly frame. It touts bile deans as the cure for digestion, piles, constipation, and debility, claiming medical backing from Detroit labs and wide chemist availability. The Irish Australian depot offers ibricks of pills and pocket beans for quick aid.
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Detroit
Michigan
U.S.A
Pith Street
Sydney
Monthly meeting notes with list of attendees and actions
The monthly meeting on Thursday September 7 lists attendees including Mesars Campbell Oberlander Hart J.P Stuckey Holzarete P Harris Stewart Varcoe Warland Matton Whennen and E Harris. A letter of thanks to Grange members for social assistance is approved and thanks to RB Campbell for the Journal of Agriculture volume for the library. Correspondence covers MP J Livingston on branding and earmarks and Congress dates. A pamphlet on the Dairy Industry in other Colonies is received. General business notes Kemp's sheep branding mix and August rainfall figures. A paper on foxes by H A Stewart discusses fox as a crafty prey animal.
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Mesars
R. Campbell
L. Oberlander
H. Hart
J.P
S.J. Stuckey
J.P. H. Holzarete
T.P
H. A. Stewart
B. Varcoe
H. Warland
G. Matton
W. J. Whennen
E. J. Harris
Grange
RB. Campbell
Agviculture
J. Livingston
M.P
B. Caldwell
Brackey
Kemp
Mount McIntyre
Playford
Powers That Be
Fox Activity and Local Council Efforts in Vermin Control
The district discusses fox behavior and breed patterns, noting dens, stealth, and diet including poultry and rabbits. Debate centers on the failed fox destruction bonus, proposed rates, and whether uniform scalp payments are fair, with calls for individual sheep-farm and council action rather than blanket incentives.
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Ward
Tt Wis
Concensus
Sone
Holzgrefe
Victoria
Hartesid Be
Victorian scenery charms travelers on Murton Hopetoun line
A correspondent describes sunlit hills and green valleys near Sheep Hills on the Murton Hopetoun line, noting railway cottages and a resident repairer Mr J Kennealy and family. A visitor, Mrs Kennealy, praises country life and recounts her recovery from rheumatism after taking Dr Williams pink pills. The ad claims the medicine cures numerous ailments and lists prices and distribution.
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Sheep Hills
Murton
Hopetoun
J. Kennealy
Mra. Kennealy
Mra. Kinnelly
North
Melbourne
Melbourne Hospital
Sheep Hilla
St. Vikas
Dr. Williams
Inc
Curious Inventions Found by Lunatics in Camberwell
A strange claim notes that major inventions emerged from ideas of the mentally unwell. In Camberwell London a location housed 17 people living in a single room, described as part of a curious circumstance.
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Camberwell
London
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Sturtzel
C. Beale
Messra Stobie
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Messra D. McKay
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W. Sutherland
Wichims Uolarthy
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Millicent L&p. Society
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Bluestown
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