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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1892
Page
8
In a fierce editorial tone the Mitchell Capital critiques fusion rhetoric among Democratic and Independent factions. It cites a Chamberlain convention plan to nominate a full ticket and delegate fuse power to a central committee. The piece also criticizes Van Eps and calls Fusion talks a double dealing game.
The Chicago News Record notes the Republican advantage in the campaign, praising its open stance on tariff doctrine and self confidence. It contrasts this with a weaker Democratic front and cites Gen Black's tariff remarks as a Democratic apology. Governor contenders and party unity are discussed.
Ignatius Donnelly blasts the Australian ballot system calling it buncombe and ignores that Republican-led reforms back its use. Rourke Cochran, famed for his Chicago convention speech, will speak as the Democratic orator at the state fair. He once said Cleveland appeals daily except on election day. Independent voices have dampened Mitchell's Corn Belt Exposition, while some resist state improvement efforts.
Warnings rise as the dreaded Asiatic cholera flag seems to hover over the nation with scattered cases reported at New York harbor amid alarm.
Senator Pettigrew returns from Washington with an encouraging outlook for Republican success in the eastern states. He cited rising support and optimistic prospects for the party in upcoming contests.
Dr. Brush plans to relocate to Sioux City to undertake building a Methodist university there. His departure from Mitchell University will be regretted by friends who know his efforts to place the institution on solid financial footing. Sioux City helped meet his conditions, and he leaves with the community’s good wishes for his new work.
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs for pleasant taste and gentle quick action on kidneys liver and bowels. It claims cleansing effects, fever relief, and relief from habitual constipation. Pledges reliability, states 50c and 1 bottles available from leading druggists and urges against substitutes.
The Mitchell Printing Co. will give a copy of the 260 page cloth bound World’s Fair Souvenir to every Daily Republican, Sunday Republican, and Weekly Capital subscriber who pays in advance. The book sells for $1.00 and features past and present world fairs, Chicago 1893, portraits, maps, and biographical sketches. Call at the office to inspect and subscribe. Miss Hattie Brush sang at the M E church service, performing He was despised and rejected of men with organ accompaniment by Charles Wesley, noted for power and control.
The text argues that Brandreth's Pills show lasting merit among Americans after more than fifty years. It cites continued use by families and increasing sales as evidence of safety and effectiveness as a purgative and blood purifier. The pills are sold in every drug store, plain or sugar coated.
Advertisements claim Hood's Sarsaparilla cures scrofula salt rheum and blood diseases with fair trial promise. Micad's Pills are marketed as the best family cathartic restoring peristaltic action to cure constipation.
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