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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1894
Page
3
Ex Mayor John Corson of Clinton New Jersey describes long standing piles with bleeding and pain. He credits Dr Ligothill after a friend’s cure, claiming a complete radical relief and deep gratitude.
A Peters G Eyck of Bissell Hunterdon County New Jersey reports relief after Dr Inghthil treats long standing piles with prolapse. He suffered blood with bowels pain and could not work. After months of hot poultices and failed care he sought Inghthil, who allegedly cured in under four weeks, improving life and work. Eyck says others should seek the doctor if suffering similar.
Dr Lighthill will be consulted daily on all chronic persistent complicated diseases at his office and residence, except Thursdays. The arrangement covers any system or state bearing a medical designation.
Spitefvess offers treatment for catarrh throat lung diseases and related bodily afflictions. He advertises cures for nervous disorders skin diseases rheumatic neuralgic and heart stomach and kidney complaints with no pain or business interruptions.
Thursday social and church events mark the week with visits from Florence Cornell and others from Bound Brook to Easton. A revival and Union Thanksgiving service are planned at the Methodist Church with Rev Kinsey presiding and sermons by local ministers. Packages of personal notices include a birthday celebration for Mrs Elizabeth Staples and a postponed suit between Taylor Bros and Giles Co. with court status noted.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a legal case where W. Johnson pursued a charge and trial occurred but the record lacks a clear verdict or outcome. The text mentions Mr. Queen and failed proof of charges, leaving the result unspecified.
SQUIRE STORMS of New Market visited town. Mrs Soper and Mrs Manning return from Plainfield. Rev E Thompson preaches tomorrow morning to the yuan people. William Manong travels to New York for a brief town visit. Rabbits and woodcock hunted. frame work on John Brown’s new house begun. Sale of Rev E Thompson’s household effects Monday at 12:30. Plainfield avenue closes causing stage route change through Central and Seventh streets.
Loretta Alawson of Brooklyn spent yesterday at the home of her relative. W J Davis plans to begin funding his new conservatory next Monday. Charles T Rogers is very sick at home and reported little better yesterday. Sunday school children began rehearsals for Christmas recreations. Rev Mr Phelps of Bound Brook will offer a service in Holy Lopocenis Church tomorrow afternoon as a rite, and Mrs P OsboFo Mrs T McGuns and Leo have visited friends in Matawan this week. Louis Harris hosted a large gathering Thursday night with Daveing Wes as the principal feature. The last union service was held last night at First Baptist Church led by Rev Mr Kinsey. the meeting was very interesting. Summons issued by Justice Storns in contracts case R B Mason & Bros of South Pisiutiad vs Luther Boice returnable Nov 28 at 9am and Theodore C Lamy of South Pisiutivid vs Luther Boice returnable Dec 5. Stanley Day Jr discovered a suit of his stolen clothing at his brother James Day's printing office after burglary. suit was to be repaired and later found missing. At the mite sociable by Seventh Day Baptist Ladies at James R Danham’s residence $13.51 in nickels and pennies were found in the mite boxes. Refreshments served. Last Thursday William H Riker of Danellen, who sued John Quee for $15, obtained a judgment des Greases.
Last Thursday in Brooklyn the Dunellen Bowling Club lost by 119 pins to a Bound Brook team. Dunellen cited the absence of three top players as the reason for the defeat. The score was not completed in the readable text.
The Young People's Society of Alli Saints Church in Scotch Plains hosts an evening of entertainment on Friday November 30 at eight. The parish children perform tableaux from the Brown order, and the young ladies offer vocal and instrumental selections. Proceeds go to parish interests.
An old ad style line traces the use of Castoria from infancy through adulthood, noting that a woman relied on the remedy in childhood crying for it and again as a mother with children. The fragment emphasizes lifelong association with the product.
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