Cure for weakness and ailments advertised by Dr Fishblatt
An advertisement touts Dr Fishblatt as having discovered the greatest cure in the world for a wide range of ailments including back and limb weakness impotency general debility nervousness languor confusion of ideas heart palpitation timidity trembling dim sight throat nose skin liver lungs stomach bowels. The copy compares these conditions to dangers worse than sirens luring mariners and claims the remedy can restore marriage prospects.
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Ulyses
Victims of Solitary Vice Warn Against Its Dread
The piece laments solitary vice as a deadly habit destroying young men with talent and intellect who could influence senates with eloquence or charm with music, urging readers to see its dangers and act with confidence.
Physicians F and M Offer Discreet Marriage Health Help
Married persons or young men contemplating marriage are urged to seek relief from nervous debility and other disqualifications. Those who place themselves under the care of Drs F and M may confide in their honor and rely on their medical skill.
Cure for Organic Weakness and Its Dreadful Consequences
The text warns that improper indulgences cause organic weakness, rendering life burdensome and marriage impossible. It describes a deranged system, weakened functions, loss of power, nervous irritability, indigestion, debility, wasting, cough, consumption, decay and death.
Health risk from unlearned pretenders harms victims
A brief notice warns that individuals harmed by unqualified pretenders who hand out dangerous compounds should seek help immediately, urging urgent action to prevent further injury.
Eminent College Graduate Recovers from Silent Ailments
A respected graduate reports astonishing cures for ringing ears and head noises, marked nervousness, fear of sounds, frequent flushing, and occasional mental distress, all relieved promptly by a treatment linked to scholarly authority.
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United States
Warning on Dangers of Improper Habits from Youth
A notice addresses readers about the adverse effects of early indulgence and solitary habits on mind and body. It cites symptoms such as back weakness head pain vision dimness muscle loss heart palpitations dyspepsia nervous irritability and debility noting risks to business study social life and marriage.
Special Notice From Doctors Services By Mail
Those distant residents unable to call may write describing symptoms and enclosing stump for Drs services by mail. The notice urges sending details to receive unobstructed attention through postal correspondence.
Last Sad Rites for Ex President Arthur
Crowds gathered on Lexington avenue as ex President Arthur lay in state. Police blocked streets and tickets controlled access to the house. The funeral at Madison Avenue church drew thousands, with a grand procession to Vanderbilt depot and a special Chicago limited train for Albany. notable attendees included Blaine Logan Butler Beecher Depew Astor and others. The Albany burial proceeded at Rural cemetery with local officials and clubs in attendance.
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New York
Lexington Avenue
Arthur
United States
Twenty Eighth
Twenty
Thirty-fourth Street
Madison Avenue
Forty-seventh Street
Fifth Avenue
Balsford
Christ
Morgan
Ilill
Army
Chopin
Forty-fifth Street
Vanderbilt Avenue
Grand Central Depot
Chicago
Marchtown
Albany
James Gi. Blaine
John A. Logan
B. F. Butler
Henry Ward Beecher
Chauncey M. Depew
Senator Evarts
John Jacob Astor
Schofield
John Sherman
Rh. B. Layes
Chicago Man Arrested for Obtaining Money by False Pretenses
Charles J. Lovejoy, allegedly head of the mercantile boys of Lovejoy & Co, was arrested in Chicago after purportedly posing as a Kansas City businessman. He is accused of securing a $15,000 loan from the National Bank of Illinois and misusing funds from Keeh, Nathan & Co and multiple depots in New Miawa St Johns and Lovejoy Springs.
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ChicaGo
Kansas City
Charles J. Lovejoy
Lovejoy
Loveoy & Co
New Miawa
St. Johns
Lovejoy Springg
Laneas
the National Bank of Illinois
Keeh, Nathan
Fisher a Credit Merchant in Insolvency Case
The debtor obtained a credit consignment valued at $2,800 with other firms as creditors totaling over $10,000. When loans matured Lovejoy and Co. did not respond. The prisoner has secured counsel and declined to be interviewed.
Will of Don Thomas Adau Probate Leads to Auxiliary Letters
New York reports a forged excerpt of Don Thomas Adau’s will admitting probate. It outlines a $50 million estate with $20 million in U.S. investments, a joint will with his wife, and a division among twelve children with eight surviving. Auxiliary letters testamentary granted to Jose Emile. Condert Bros. sought to revoke. decision reserved.
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New York
Don Thomas U. Adau
Juan Pedro Terry
Jose Emiles Terry
Havana
Don Francisco
Don Jose Emile
Don Andres
Don Carmin
Don Eduardo Serafino
Don Juan Pedro
Don Jose
Troops Evacuate Stock Yards At Cucaco
State troops evacuated the stock yards at eleven this morning as the second regiment boarded the train for the city. A deputy sheriff force remains and 200 men were taken back at Armour's with fewer at other houses. The stock yards district is quiet now.
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Cucaco
Armour’s
Stock Yards
Drake hosts thirty-first annual dinner in Chicago
John B. Drake gave his thirty-first annual dinner at the Grand Pacific Hotel in Chicago tonight attended by distinguished guests from all sections of the country and a large turnout.
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Chicago
John B. Drake
Grand Pacific Hotel
Weekly Bank Statement Shows Bank Reserves Up
The weekly bank statement from New York on November 20 reports the reserve increased by 2,039,000 dollars. Banks now hold 9,930,000 dollars more than legal requirements.
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New York
Extraordinary Agency Offer for Nationwide Patent Article
RENNER MANUFACTURING Co advertises live Energetic and capable agents in every county to sell a patent article with exclusive county deeds. Promises high profits from $100 to $600 monthly, returns and refunds, and a ninety day $750 target with sub agents, urging readers to mail stamps for descriptive circulars. Address Pittsburg Pennsylvania.
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United States
Canseda
Renner Manufacturing Co
Smithfield St
Pittsburg
Notice of Change of Name for Fannie A Wedehase
Fannie A Wedehase seeks a name change to Fannie A Ioster in Davison County Dakota. The petition will be heard before Hon Bartlett Tripp at the Mitchell court house on Tuesday November 28 1886 at 10 o clock in the forenoon. Dillon and Preston are her attorneys.
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Mitchell
Oak
George A. Rogers
D.s
Edward A. Bliss
Samuel W. White
Philip Helwig
Win, Helwig
Mitchell, D. T
Gro. B. Everitt. Register
D.T
Olive F. Blackmon
L. Psh
Dwin L. Rugg
Mitchell Dak
William N. Blackmon
Edwin L. Rugg
James Irving
Russell P. Snyder
John Rk, Castor
Rome
Mitchell, Dak
Flavel Blackmon
Albertes E. Porteous
John R. Caster
Gro. B. Everitt
Register
U. S. Land Office
John W. Woodruff
H. B. Dresser
C. F. Drake
Levi Brown
Joseph Clark
B. Everitt
Mitchell D. T
Anson 8
Layton
Township
Range
Hanson County
Chas. E. Horning
C. T. Stockton
Wilber F. Booth
George Peterson
Dakota
B. Everettt
J. N. Crow
D. T
United States Land Office
D.C
John E. Green
Milo S. Kern
Charles N. Butterfield
A. J. Annis
Thomas S. Jenner
D. T. Gxo
B. Evrerirt
Territory OF Dakota
Davison County
Fannie A. Wedehase
Bonibatin
Fannie A. Ioster
Bartlett Tripp
Fannie A
Wedehase, Dillon & Preston
St. Paul
Minnesota
Boston
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Institute
Minneapolis
Minn
Fishblatt
New York Hospital
Mitchell House
Dr. Fishblatt
Dit
Fishmelatt
Minneapolis Minnesota
Common Council
Grant Club
Leavenworth
Kan
James S. Pettit
First Infantry
Fort Leavenworth
First Presbyterian Church
Broadway
O’harra
Pettit
Major Sharpe
Bessie Sharpe
General Grant
True & Co
Augusta
Maine
R.N. Kratz
Gro
Rn, Kratz, Attorney
America
Fortunnes
H. Hallerr & Co
Portland
M.a.conway
Milluinery
Main St
Stinson & Co
Hallett Book Co
Demorest's
Model Magazine of America
Prohibition Party
W. Jennings Demorest
E. 14Th St
the Mitchell Capital the Weekly Pioneer Press
the Weekly
Pioneer Press
Peter M. Gideon
Excelsior, Minn
Northwestern
Weecy Proxern Press
Wuitpal
Ben
Lou
Florence
Gideon
Concord
Goethe
Iona
Lindley
Eamelan
Brighton
Worden
Delaware
Eumelan
Victoria
White Grape, Co
Wilson
Reacent
Green Prolific
Charles Downing
Parry
Arren
Mre
Garfield
W. R
Turner
Cuthbert
Russia
Northwest
Pioneer Press CO
ST. Paul, Minn
ME Price Clothing House
Robert Streets
Dseph McKey & CO
Just
Fosdick & Tillotson
Free Press CO
Detroit
Mich
Detroit Free Press
Free Press
New York Cigars
C.L. Marston & Co’s
Mitchell, Dakota
Mochon
F. Weller
J. S. Daniels
Act
W.G Davison
N. L. Davison
Davison Bros. Bankers General Banking and Exchange Business
School Bonds & Co
R. McMillen & Co
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