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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1886
Page
8
Dr Fishblatt announces a universal remedy for weakness of the back and limbs, impotence, nervousness, and various ailments affecting sight, chest, throat, liver, lungs, stomach and bowels, warned as a danger to hopes and marriage.
A stark warning about solitary vice as a grave danger to young men of talent and intellect. The piece stresses how this habit ruins lives, preventing future leadership and creative achievement. It frames the issue as a public moral concern and urges caution among readers.
Individuals contemplating marriage are urged to seek relief from nervous debility or other disqualifications. Those who place themselves under Drs Hinay care are asked to confide in their honor and rely on their medical skill.
The piece describes organic weakness and its severe consequences, noting how it disrupts life and marriage. It warns youths against excesses, citing physical and mental debility, dyspepsia, palpitation, indigestion, wasting, cough, consumption, decay, and death as outcomes.
Citizens warned about unqualified tenders causing ongoing health harm by distributing harmful compounds. Seek immediate action and safeguard health by avoiding such providers and reporting dangerous practices to authorities.
Dr Fishblaty, graduate of a leading college, asserts cures for ringing in the ears nervousness and sleep disturbances. He says patients troubled by alarming sounds and sometimes deranged by anxiety were cured immediately.
The Dr addresses all who have injured themselves by improper indulgences and solitary habits which ruin mind and body. Early youth habits cause back weakness head pain dim sight loss of muscular power heart palpitations dyspepsia nervous irritability digestive derangement debility and consumption.
Those at a distance seeking medical attention may write with symptoms and enclose a stamp for prompt postal service. Address to be provided upon request.
Milbank reports Knights of Labor in town while Armour markets a large grain crop. Aberdeen loses Prof Hood's wife. Millbank saloons robbed for 45 dollars. Grand Forks Y M C A pursues a public library. Fargo hosts a Democratic meeting. Rapid City youths drive whist parties. Parker Press marks two years. Fire, weather and politics pepper the region with multiple local figures and incidents.
Short horn cattle sold to A P Rose of Faulk county. A man near Armour fractured his jaw while handling a derrick over a well. J C Murphy repelled a band of would-be robbers near Wahpeton. Lincoln county schools loom large in political debate between C B Isham and W E Benedict. Dakota papers note a New York mayoral candidate described as a Dakota cowboy. La Moure and Grand Rapids clash over county seat. Milwaukee line open in Armour area with new time card expected. Northwest surveyors plan Mitchell to river line this fall. Lake county Republicans nominate officers at Madison. Fargottes look to Honduras gold fields. Brown county to appeal salaried offices suit. Aberdeen mains burst flood artesian line. one worker escapes.
Renner Manufacturing Co invites Energetic agents in every county of the United States and Canada to sell a patented article with exclusive county rights. Promises 100 percent refit, no competition, and potential monthly earnings from $150 to $600. Trial period guarantees $100 profit after expenses or full refund of goods if unmet. Agents may supervise subagents for ninety days to clear $750. Send three one cent stamps for circulars. address Renner Manufacturing Co. 116 Smithfield St. Pittsburg Pa.
Notice is given that Thomas Dean has filed for final proof to support his land claim in section 26 township 104 range south of the principal meridian. Proof will be presented before the Mitchell Register and Receiver on November 27, 1886. Witnesses listed are A G Pringle R T Robinson O B Bates N Powers.
Summons issued in Davison County District Court Dakota Territory naming defendants Hiram Barber Jr and others with 30 day response requirement. Also notices of land entry by Anson Layton with hearing before register and receiver in Mitchell on December 4, 1886.
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