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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1889
Page
4
The West Patrick street skating rink hosted Prof C B Gleason who staged a two hour exhibition with six horses. The crowd was orderly as attendees, including many citizens, watched the performance with strict admission of questionable characters.
It is stated that people prefer a common pill but can get a valuable English remedy for the same price. Dr. Acker’s English pills are described as a positive cure for sick headache and liver troubles. They are small sweet and easy to take and do not gripe, sold by J. A. Williamson, druggist.
A large congregation attended a formal missionary gathering at All Saints P E Church. Bishop Paret Rev Dr Nelson Rev Arthur Ickes Rev Wm Edwarde and Rector Rev Osborne Ingie spoke on diocesan missions and Brazil outreach with a collection raised for the cause. John T. Bast event postponed to April 4.
An ad asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies and vitalizes blood to fight diseases like scrofula and blood disorders. It emphasizes thorough body renovation and a popular cure for spring ailments, urging use for health.
The horse and its horn and baggy belonging to Mr. Claggett McCauley were recovered after being stolen Saturday night from near An fistam on the Caretown pike. Mr. D. F. Hull and another man overtook the team late Friday night on the way to town beyond the bridge, Chewsville side. A blanket and hitching ring remained, suggesting the horse was moved recently. Maryland Sunday School Convention opens with 8 o'clock evening session in Baltimore Ornate Hall. J P Wickersham of Pennsylvania and Rev Charles C Griffith of Baltimore to speak. Large attendance expected. singers rehearsed for choruses. 300 attended last night at St Johns Independent Methodist Church. State Sunday-School Convention to meet in Baltimore tomorrow at Old Flist Methodist Episcopal church with six sessions through Thursday. Delegates from abroad expected. important business planned.
The issue highlights Washingtons Inauguration context with Harrison as host, containing Frank Leslies Monthly Monthly main feature and supporting pieces on Ensign Wilkinsons Samoa, stage training by Don Bonnerea, and travel sketches from Seville to Jeffersons Rock Harper's Ferry. Matt Morgan drew illustrations for the section.
Happiness and contentment claim relief from dyspepsia and indigestion. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets promise cure of stomach troubles, constipation, and distress, sold at 25 and 50 cents by J. A. Williamson, druggist.
Edn Helfensteites was ordained deacon at All Saints P E Church with Bishop Paret presiding. Rev Dr Bich delivered the sermon from Mark 10 33 44. The ceremony featured investiture by Rev Gaborne Ingle, Holy Communion, and a music program with seminarians from Alexandria. Arthur Johns attended. it was the first ordination at the church since 1820. Helfensten and his class returned to the Seminary that evening.
The funeral for the late Richard Jackson was conducted at 3 30 this afternoon. Interment followed in the Institution Braveyard with pallbearers John Onley Robert Grey Wm Millbury Wm Jones C Goins and George Speaks. C C Carty was the undertaker.
Mr C G Qarty the agent for Caroline M Fox executrix sold the stock and fixtures of the late B A C Fox to Mr Samuel D Thomas. Mr Thomas will conduct business at Fox’s former site Patrick near Market Street.
A teacher contrasts trained and untrained pupils age 5 to 20 years to reveal faults in observation, expression, and inference. The piece argues accuracy as essential, with method and orderly grouping of observations to cultivate generalization from specific facts.
A Bohemian orator recounts a Dan Peyne story about a little boy who learned the Lord's Prayer in German and planned to recite it to surprise his mother. The boy insists God understands German, prompting fatherly humor about tone and reverence in a Protestant New England style anecdote.
In Ceres the only wheeled transport appears to be a cog cart near the cow Snonfries area, with heavy stone and timber shipments relying on a few ox carts. Other carts or vehicles are not noted, aside from a rare cog cart and traditional ox drawn transport.
The druggist invites all to call and receive a free trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs. The remedy is claimed to relieve coughs, asthma, bronchitis, and consumptions with guaranteed results. Large bottles priced at 56 cents and 1 dollar.
An 1890s rural column describes a three-horse wagon evener whiffletrees and a two-horse drill for planting sod. It covers heavy duty gear, pole setup, chain lengths, and wheel assembly with practical notes. The piece promotes agricultural tools and includes an aside on Acker’s Blood Enzyme, advertised as a cure.
A long mixed page reports on river committee activity and legislative aims, banking collapses in France, opium seizures near Walla Walla, Cleveland’s Cuba voyage, Worcester's fatal sandwich, Justice Matthews looming health update, and various medical ads touting remedies and tonics.
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