Reform and a cure claim for Athlophoros rheumatism cure
A lengthy feature extols civil service reform as essential to purge entrenched abuses and highlights a testimonial from W D Murphy of Indianapolis who credits Athlophoros with curing twenty five years of rheumatism. Murphy cites repeated attacks, successful doses, and recommends the remedy with strong confidence, noting earnings from referrals and urging orders from the Athlophoros Company in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Murphy
Yandes Street
Indianapolis
Athoboros
Mr. Murphy
B. Brehm
Columbia Avenue
Athlophoros Co
Wail Street
New York
Tar Wine Lung Balm Claims and Patient Testimonials
A series of testimonials from Arkansas Texas and Alabama dated 1885 1888 endorse Dr J H McLean's Tar Wine Lung Balm and related products for coughs bronchial irritation and breast disease relief. Letters describe personal cures household reliance and requests for trial bottles noting improved health and gratitude toward McLean St Louis MO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motiiveda
Ark
Dee
JH McLean
St. Louis
JH. McLean
Hess & Howard
St Louis
J. H. McLean
St. Linus Mo
Dee J. HO McLean
Mv’ House
George Thomas Hoeffner
Giriner
Mobile
Ala
Der
J. H. McLsay
St. Louisa
L Frenkel
Election news and odd notes from Salem Press
Salem Press reports county correspondence and election news. Mentions half of the courthouse and hornet nest, Charles McFatt to make the next assessment before Christmas, and a stray note on lime cartridge blasting methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CharcLes McFatt
Bovis
Bent Davis Compared by Washington Township Voters
A majority of Washington township voters at the Monday polls expressed they can compare Bro. Wilson and Charles McFarland Bent Davis. The notice promotes Griggs Glycerine Salve as a guaranteed cure for cuts burns and skin ailments sold for 25 cents by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Wilson
Democrat
Charles McFarland
Davis
Washington Township
Illicit Distillery Found Under Creek Dam Near Gainesville
Authorities discovered and raided a hidden distillery near Gainesville Georgia built under a creek dam. The operator diverted water to form a fish pond and used tunnels to enter and exit, with smoke drawn to his house and vented through a cottage chimney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Wad
Name That Earth Gas Sparks Debate Among Writers
A columnist questions the term natural gas for the newly found earth product. He notes coal gas as manufactured but possibly better labeled natural gas for gas seeping from deep earth. He suggests Tr agen or terregen as viable names reflecting earth generation.
McFaLus Wins Narrow Victory. Hicks Defeated by 98 Votes
A political statement laments Thomas Hicks's loss by 98 votes to Cilla ARLES McFaLus, calling it an injustice to Tom as the regular nominee. The group urges party unity and support for the ticket despite personal choice after convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cillaarles McFaLus
Thomas Hicks
Tom
Man Found Guilty of First Degree Murder in Henrietta
A man in Henrietta Texas was convicted of first degree murder. The article notes the unusual difficulty in guessing the crime type and comments on racial dynamics, suggesting possible lynching if a white man were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Tex
Decoration Day Address Planned by Gen Locan in New York
Gen Joan A Locan will deliver the Decoration Day address before Grand Army posts in New York City at Riverside Park near General Grant's tomb. The event aims to inspire veterans with a historic occasion and noble effort. Also notes thrift and a cough remedy advertisement for Dr Bigelow's Positive Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan A. Locan
New York
Riverside Park
General Grant
New York City
Grand Union Hotel
Grand Central Depot
Elegast
Hore
Jess
Richmond Kentucky boy accused of multiple arson and poisoning acts
A thirteen year old African American boy in Richmond Ky is accused of poisoning tea with rat poison injuring three, setting a house fire, attempting to poison a clergyman’s family, and burning a piano with a hot poker, described as a repeat offender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Local precinct voting sparks clash over McFall popularity
The Democrat accuses Charles McFall of unpopularity in his precinct while figures show McFall polling 163 votes with 41 majority as Davis collects 12a votes. Hicks 1232 and Pungan 365 are listed in the same precinct amid claims of Davis’s mounting unpopularity.
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Charles McFall
McFall
Mr. Davis
Davia
Davis
Hicks
Dunce
Ars
Kansas Letter from Cray Center on Politics and Rail Bonds
Epistolary dispatch from Cray Center Kansas discusses the Knights of Labor strike and arbitration prospects. It highlights a 100000 bond vote for railroad aid, plus a boom in hotel and brick-block construction as Clay Center grows toward city status with two railroads and potential third.
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Cray Center
Kas
Kansas
Knights of Labor
Knights
Clay County
Omaha Abilene and Wichita Railroad Company
Omaha
Neb
Wichita
Indian Territory
Chicago
Clay Center
E. P. rusTtox
Local notes from a village gathering and family news
Levi Colglazier and George Rush worked on water works in recent days. Abe Colglazier sings Baby Mine with renewed energy after a new baby boy arrived March 31. Ed Elliott sold a span of horses to Frank Standish last week. Wm Colglazier and Ed Elliott travel to Canton to buy fruit trees. Frank Standish’s horses ran away causing harness damage but no injuries. Wm Carter improves his premises with a summer kitchen. James Colglazier has withdrawn from the recorder race. Mrs. Herod Mitchell is in poor health. Some youths attended the Fairview exhibition Saturday. Virgil McCoskey’s new house nearly finished. Eld. Brothers preached at Ft Hill Saturday and Sunday. Prayer meeting at Ft Hill the third Sunday monthly. Robi Zink and wife and David Zink and family visited. Aunt Teeny Gilstrap, age seventy, finished a seven thousand piece quilt. Tom Tit.
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Levi Colglazer
George Rush
Cauble
Grover
Abe Colglazier
Baby Mine
Ed Elliott
Frank Standish
Wm. Colglazier
Canton
Gay
Wm. Carter
James Colglazier
Herod Mitchell
Fairview
Virgil McCoskey
Ft. Hill
Presbytery of New Albany Opens with Keil Chosen Moderator
The Presbytery met at 7:30 p m on Tuesday with Rev W E Austin preaching the opening sermon from Daniel 4 3 A. P Keil of Hanover College was elected Moderator and Rev F M Gilchrist and Rev E McKilip were elected temporary clerks The committee of arrangements reported and was adopted The list of attendees includes J M Hutchison D D Jeffersonville W Cloakey New Albany S Barr Vernon W R Brown D D Madison J H Barnard Madison J L Reed Mitchell P Bevan Martinsburg E C Trimble Louisville Ky J F Baird Hanover College The Presbytery adjourned to 8:30 a m Wednesday and will sit until Thursday night All meetings open to the public
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Austin
A. P. Keil
Hanover College
F. M. Gilchrist
E. McKilip
J. M. Trenderson
J.M Hutchison
D. D
Jeffersonville
W. Cloakey
New Albany
S. ©. Barr Vernon
W. R. Brown D. DD
Madison
J. H Barnard
J. EL. Reed
Mtchell
P. Bevan
Martinsburg
E. C. Trimble
Louisvile
J. F. Baird
Hood's Sarsaparilla for spring vitality
The ad argues spring is a time when the system needs strength and blood is sluggish. Hood's Sarsaparilla is claimed to purify the blood and provide greater benefit now than at other times, urging readers to take it today.
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Hood
Salem
Emil
Cincinnati
St Louis
Union
Alltering Point
Hamilton
Ind
Halulsted
Vincennes
Jad
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