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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1889
Page
4
An eclectic page mixes health claims about Hood's Saxsaphilia and Barry's Tricophorous, obituaries for Charlotte E Ritchie and Edith May Storer, and fashion/beauty notes on Tricopherus and garb. It also recounts a Yale gambling den raid and social stereotypes embedded in a 19th century tone.
The article condemns turning out the toes in walking as incompatible with grace and posture, preferring inline feet like military stance. It references poets and notes the North American Indian as graceful, then pivots to ads for Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Acker’s English Cough Remedy sold by local druggists with guarantees.
An advertisement boasts that Acker's Enz Tish Blood Elixir cures all blood poisons and promises universal success for customers who visit the store on a specified date. Sold by Williamson Brown druggists.
A festive verse prompts singing of holly and cheer as readers bid farewell to the old year. The PLEPUANTS SALUTE describes Siam’s king greeting elephants and hunters on a royal hunting scene. A tale about a Skye terrier’s bath resistance follows, ending with patient training. A child imparts humor about Santa delivering gifts after a late chimney.
A three year old pig named Bessie lives in a pen crowded with pigs. While grazing she jokes about another pig sharpening itself near the fence, making a playful local tale of pasture life and curious pigs.
A vintage advertisement touts Ackers English Dyspepsia Tablets as preventing and curing numerous illnesses that follow indigestion. It claims a guarantee by William on Brown and emphasizes relief from distress and related symptoms.
A mob of about seventy five masked White Caps raided White Caps in Ouiq and Jeromville. They demolished three houses, threatened a suspect named McCkea accused of aiding a thief, escaped when confronted by Colin and his wife, then moved through Chestown towns without capturing any targets. A separate note reports centennial inauguration preparations with Pennsylvania New Jersey and Vermont involvement, plus other local incidents and arrests.
Miners in Montana endure severe exposure and throat troubles, so they carry Van Wert's Balsam, Thompson & Brainard of Malden Montana. The advertisement claims the product never fails to satisfy and is recommended by miners, with Williamson & Brown selling it and trial sizes offered free.
The Rev Dr. Tahasge preached on Slanders Against Evangelism. He likened modern critics to surgeons dissecting beliefs, warned against misrepresenting evangelical doctrine, and urged maintaining sovereigns of God, conscience, and church without surrendering liberty.
A speaker rails at Evangelical opponents for misrepresenting Episcopalian, Baptist, and Methodist teachings while asserting Baptists accept salvation by faith alone regardless of immersion. A dramatic tale illustrates conversion, with a former drinker baptized, renouncing liquor, and guiding a dying soul to Christ through a Bible passage about forgiveness.
A preacher extols regeneration as God’s grace renewing lives. He recalls a ship captain’s dramatic prayer in fog, a dramatic conversion, and testimonies of healed faith among sailors, inmates, and believers. The piece contrasts vicarious sacrifice with personal repentance amid plague-era woes.
A sliver of archaic verse appears, mentioning walking in counsel of the ungodly and not standing in the way of sinners, with a scene of the scornful seating. The fragment evokes biblical diction and moral contrast without broader context.
A garbled compilation cites Welsh born Henry Stanley’s rest name John How lands and Wales origins, Berlin transit figures, 1888 mining outputs, snake species counts in India, and odd Paris fashion notes. It mentions Mrs John Hawkies of Toronto, a Toronto area medical tale, a ladies fashion case, a poor relief garment scheme, a Louisville incident, Mount Lassen electrostatic effects, and Plymouth church pew pricing shifts.
Their business boomed as Garretts Drug Store gives away trial bottles of Kiveys New Discovery for consumption. The article claims it cures bronchitis asthma cough colds croup and throat and lung diseases quickly. Test before buying with a free trial bottle sized one for trial.
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