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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1886
Page
8
Chronic disease notice claims Dr Fishblatt has found the greatest cure for many ailments including back weakness impotency nervousness and general debility. It argues such disorders stem from fatal practices and threaten health and marriage.
A historical notice warns that the solitary vice, a dreadful habit, claims thousands of talented young men yearly. It asserts the habit cuts short promising orators and bright minds, preventing them from inspiring listeners or sustaining their lives.
An article urges married persons and potential suitors to seek discreet medical and moral counsel for nervous debility and related disqualifications. It appeals to readers to trust religious and physician guidance to maintain honor and confidence in marriage decisions.
The passage warns that indulgence leads to lifelong burdens including deranged system weakened functions and fatal outcomes. It cautions against excesses by young people and links to nervous irritation indigestion and constitutional debility. It claims cure through a dubious remedy labeled Organic Wea isness.
A cautionary notice condemns untrained pretenders who give toxic and injurious compounds to people, urging immediate action to seek proper care and avoid ongoing harm.
A physician named Dr Fish Blatt, graduate of a leading U S college, announces a remarkable cure for tinnitus and related nervous symptoms. He reports patients soothed by certain sounds, experiencing relief from ringing in the head and ears and nervous agitation after treatment.
The Dr addresses those harmed by improper indulgences and solitary habits that ruin wind and body. He warns of gad mellaunchory effects from the curly habits of youth including back and limb weakness, headaches, dim sight, loss of muscular power, heart palpitations, dyspepsia, and debility.
A notice informs readers residing at a distance who cannot call that no attention will be given without writing. It asks applicants to enclose a stamp and address and to describe symptoms or needs.
At Wolsey Democratic caucus Henry Geifert Peter Meyers T McIntyer and Jay Edwards were chosen as delegates for the county convention in Huron. Fred Newton opens a new drug store Monday and Ebny Riley celebrates the birth of a daughter on October 2 with Ebny proudly among townspeople.
The republican county convention met at the court house and selected officers including Register Geo Ns Foster Treasurer J C Gregory District Attorney F J Smith Superintendent of Schools Rev S Washburn Probate Judge J K Hotchkins Sheriff Geo A McGain and Coroner I J Gray.
In Woonsocket publishers Persons & Kelley move to larger quarters while John Paul shifts stock to LeVake yard. Dumont House owner G 13. Dziewanowski reports strong fall business. grain firm Cargwill Bros. handles over 3000 bushels daily. real estate bureau founder F C Buten shows promise. coal trading expands as L B Richter partners enter the field. In Ellendale an excursion train brought buyers to Oakes for Sept 20 lots. sale prices ranged 150 to 850 for business plots and 150 to 225 for homes. Oakes sits at the Northern Pacific Northwestern junction with a planned 30 by 110 depot and a 3000 hotel scheduled soon.
The Plankinton county convention held quietly nominated Morgan for sheriff after a combined faction backed by John Rogers S St Drake Frank Clark Sam Bakewell 5.1 Miller and others. A strong Republican ticket formed and expected strong support this fall. Stev J N Pardee led a quarterly meeting services last Sunday.
The Plankinton convention in Aurora county met secretly at the courthouse and near to dropping the ticket before S F Goodykoontz kept the plan alive. They nominated Nugen for the council and Mr. Clossen for the house with Goodykoontz to secure a Davison county nominee. Aurora farmers prefer straight nominees regardless of party.
A work train returning from Monago struck a standing timber car two miles north of Hilendale. The crash killed Mike McLean of Iowa and injured three other crewmen, all four aboard the caboose and timber car. McLean leaves a wife and three children.
The thirteenth legislative republican convention nominated A W Campbell for house along with M Ruggles and J H Fletcher. A Brown county fair drew a large crowd and a 5 mile bicycle race saw Healey defeat Elliott. Aberdeen surveyors finished a railroad survey into the city. grading will start and the Manitoba line is planned to reach Aberdeen by month end.
District court in Chamberlain closed a three day session with the only major case Humphreys and Johnson versus the sheriff of Charles Mix county, the jury awarding the sheriff 2700. An indictment against Charles N Walker was nolle prose. Silas Horton faces murder in the first degree. Indignant settlers plan a Bijou Hills meeting October 2 to oppose speculative contests linked to Democratic rulings. Wheat arrives at about 2000 bushels daily at about 46 cents per bushel.
Frank W. Thaxter sold the Diana Monitor to A. C. Folsom and J. A. Ingham for the new firm to take possession next week. Thaxter resigns as postmaster amid Cleveland administration era. Contenders for the appointment are C. R. Stewart and J. A. Ingham. Diana, Dakota, supports three grain buyers handling about 3,000 bushels daily. town features tow wells, multiple businesses, two churches, a school, and active merchants including Chire & Chase, Benedict, James, Stewart Bros, Simpson & Trowell. The South Dakota Real Estate Association, led by Judge J. M. Church, is highlighted. The Merchants’ Hotel and local press are noted as well.
Kenner Manufacturing Co announces an extraordinary sales offer for patent article distribution across the United States and Canada. It promises exclusive county rights, high profits, and a money back option if thirty days results fall short.
Historical notices detail the Territory of Dakota's insurance certificate actions for American Fire Insurance Company, including capital statements, authority to operate life insurance, and official attestations. Also includes creditor notices for James McEwan estate, and land claim final proof schedules for Mitchell and surrounding areas with named witnesses and claim numbers.
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