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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1886
Page
8
Dr. Fishblatt proclaims a universal remedy for weakness of the back and limbs and a host of related ailments. The advertisement promises relief from impotency debility nervousness and various systemic disorders. It asserts the treatment can restore vitality and even marriage prospects harmed by these conditions.
An editorial fragment warns that solitary vice destroys promising young men, who might have led eloquent lives but fall to the habit, urging a call for help and awareness.
A notice urges married persons or young men considering marriage to seek help for nervous debility or other disqualifications. It promotes Drs. F. and H. as trustworthy physicians whose honor and skill can be relied upon.
A passage warns that improper indulgences cause weak vitality and marriage failure. It notes signs like nervous irritability indigestion and physical debility leading to decline and death.
A Cure Warranted notes health harm from unlearned pretenders selling poisonous compounds and urges immediate application for remedy to those ruined by such products.
A graduate of a leading American college reports astonishing cures for tinnitus and related nervous symptoms. He notes patients were troubled by ringing in the head and ears, sleep disturbances, anxiety at sounds, frequent blushing, and occasional mental distress, all cured immediately.
The Dr addresses harm caused by early habits and indulgences. He lists effects such as back and limb weakness, headaches, dim vision, reduced muscular power, heart palpitations, dyspepsia, nervous irritability, digestive derangements, debility, and consumption as consequences.
Notice offers prompt medical attention by mail for patients too far to call. Residents are advised to write with their symptoms and include a stamp for return correspondence. Enclosing an addressed envelope is requested.
Late Dakota News notes the Lake county fair at Madison opens today while Yankton scouts entertain 2,000 visitors next week. The Moody county thefts were recovered, and rapid progress on Rapid City streetcar track is reported. Other items include a new Huron packing firm, a Sioux Falls bank move, and a fatal mill accident in Yankton.
Governor Pierce’s son Paul Pierce to attend Chicago law school. Judge Church appoints Frank Hanna as clerk of Stamlin county court. Miss Bertha Morrow of Yankton marries J. Y. Suxter in Yankton. Miles Tully becomes local editor at Darlington Wisconsin Democratic Register. Fargo Argus notes Pierce speech at Grand Forks fair. Rumor of B F Payne and A B Melville forming a Minneapolis law partnership. Presbyterian minister praises George Winship as moral editor north of the 46th parallel. Judge Church may stay until after Deadwood Supreme Court session. G S Larnes to move to Minneapolis after NF Elevator retirement. Yankton merchants courted by J & E Friend through Mrs S F Price and her drummer husband. Joe Bushby to leave Dakota for Washington Weather Bureau post. John Leasure to replace him in Sheridan.
Anna Davis of Salem Ohio suffered chronic catarrh causing weakness and lung pain for a year. After consulting Dr Fishblatt, a noted throat and lung specialist visiting the town, her health improved and she regained strength and interest in work.
Mr Kleine recalls years of catarrh with nasal obstruction chest pressure and coughing. A man in similar fix advised a visit to Dr Fishblatt who cured him. Mrs Le Beau of Marionette confirms wife’s improvement after treatment and appetite return as of August 1886 in Menekaune Wisconsin.
The document covers dividends, commissions, taxes, and total expenditures for the American Fire Insurance Company in 1885. It includes sworn statements by Thomas H. Montgomery and Albert C. L. Crawford, certification by Dakota Auditor J. E. Caldwell, and a certificate of authority valid through December 31, 1886.
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