Mills lashes free wool claim before Rhode Island journal
The piece quotes Mr. Roger O. Mills, a Texas reformer, denouncing a Rhode Island journal's stance on wool and free trade. It recounts Mills arguing against Wool’s pricing power and defending U S wool production while criticizing the journal for allegedly false statements. The text discusses U S and international wool output and wage comparisons for stocking manufacturers.
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Roger O. Mills
Montana
Port Bente
West
Coudley Resay
Jaii Miallers
Ailie
vlieNxds
Chase
Malls
Providerce
Diudate
Utilis
Ui Lexds
Daly Livi
Lete
Puire Loy
Atec
Sauiie
Dice Chauc
Amilis
Ul Levas
Ple
Europe
United States
Mills
Texas
Rhode Island
Providence Journal
New England
Issi
Australia
Argentine Republic
Union
Congress
Exis
Amer- Ich
Philadelphia
Philadelphis Lavorer
Lin Sa
Noted Man Faces Quiet Strain and Sleep Loss
The passage describes a well known individual named Given as troubled and suffering insomnia. It notes restless nights, night sweats, low spirits, and lack of sleep, with no clear cause given for the mental strain.
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Lis Au Petite
Warning Message Urges Dr Pierce Cure for Cough
The notice scolds a man for neglecting a hacking cough described as a forerunner to consumption and death. It urges a friend to fetch Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery and warns that delay can be deadly, though it admits the medicine cannot create new lungs.
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Dr. Piercé
Parson’s longtime parishioner remembered for charity
A letter from Carmi Smith thanks friends for sympathy and care after the passing of a beloved brother. He notes the deceased’s careful nature and willingness to give, and expresses gratitude from the family and the late class leader Brother Roberts, sharing the sense of shared loss.
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Adkinson
Giles Parkin
Albany Terrace
Lock Woop
Huddersfield
Dian Sir
Mitchell Daily Republican
Giles
Netherton
Brother Roberts
Carmi Smith
Letters From Neighbors Tout Warner Remedies in 1888
A Convent of testimonials from Bonilla Dakota dated January 2 1888 praises Warner’s Safe Cure. The writer, once treated by two doctors without relief, reports dramatic improvement after trying Warner’s remedy and claims it changed their condition for the better.
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N. UW. Warner & Co
Rochester
N. Y
Bonilla, Dak
Jan
Warner
Colery
Coca
Wells, Richardson & CO
Prop’s
Burlington, VT
Warner's Safe Cure praised by emcee in Dakotas
A January 15 1858 note from emcee Braytron of Dakota extols Warner's Safe Cure as the only medicine he takes praising it for chills back pain bladder issues and weakness. He claims six bottles restored his health and credits it with saving his life and inspiring others to use it for female weakness.
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Braytron
Dak
Warner
Warner's Safe Remedies Endorsement From Bozeman Physician
A Bozeman resident records illness two years ago with rheumatism and insomnia. After trying Warner's Safe Cure and then Warner's Safe Remedies for six bottles, health improved markedly and the writer now proclaims lasting wellness and confidence in the products.
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Bozeman, Mont
Warner
Beggs Blood Purifier and Cherry Cough Syrup Ad
An old advertisement touts Beggs Blood Purifier and Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup as popular household medicines. The claims promise no bad effects and a money refund if relief is not achieved, with pharmacists Scallin and Schallin named.
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Tees
S.u.schallin
Drageist
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Atlantic
Samson
Cod
Madina
Laree
Dakota
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Geo. M. Monroe
M. J
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WT. Davis
Memilean & CO
Jik. Smith
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Vendelsens
J. O. Walrath
SuccEsson
Walrath & Morrow
Navater
Triumph Seeders
Deering & Co
Eiying Dutchman
Milburn
Beloit
Farmers’ Friend
J.1
M. M. Hitchcock
Mitchell
Chicago Edwards
Randolph Street
Hood’s
Hood
All Dr
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Royal Society
Galbraith Bros
Janesville
Wis
Glydesdale
Enilish Shire
Suffolk
Calbraith Bros
Umber
Davison
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Sanborn House
Wea Vicelms
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