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Newspaper
Silverton Silvertonian
Location
Silverton, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Aug 12, 1899
Page
3
A praise filled note from Lowell Massachusetts touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best blood medicine with wide sales and fame abroad. It claims the product is a tower of strength and universally recognized for cures and effectiveness.
The passage discusses temporary retention of leased premises by tenants under a permit from a firm member who is a co-owner of the premises. It cites Valentine vs Healey to argue that this arrangement does not amount to a lease renewal, even if tenants could assume their copartner’s authority since he initially made the lease for the firm.
A collage of ads and legal brief notes: Hall and Cheney catarrh cure claims a $100 reward for cures, Allen's Foot-Ease promises instant relief for tired feet, Kilne's nerve restorer offers a trial bottle, shoe-hole punch attachments demo, and a court note on a private bank in Du Quoin vs Kelly. Strong entities include Hall’s Catarrh Cure, F J Cheney Co, Toledo Ohio, Allen’s Foot-Ease, Philadelphia, Kilne’s Great Nerve Restorer, Arch Street Philadelphia, and Du Quoin. The items read as typical early 20th century newspaper filler with medical cure pitches and brief legal mentions.
A collage of short items appears, including pension inquiries to Nartian Bickford in Washington, D C, museal plans for Olney Buckinghamshire with a $15000 estimate, a health ad touting Cascarins for pure blood, Philadelphia typhoid figures tied to impure water, fencing by Portland Wire and Iron Works, bird lifespans, testimonials for Pine's for consumption, ocean carriage payments to British shipowners, Jesse Moore whiskey pricing, rising US physician counts, Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup for teething, goldfield area notes, and a note on Menlo Park and Holts School for Boys re opening August 1.
Washington reports indicate a fall demand for currency will push the treasury to issue gold certificates. Sub-treasuries will resume issuing department series and order certificates to individuals, with denominations from 20 to 1000 dollars, totaling about 10 million. The treasury plans new gold certificates, while Carlisle’s suspension ends as Secretary Gage seeks consensus. Mustering out Oregon volunteers begins Aug 7 with back pay and transport funds. Otis requests Sims Dudley guns, Gatlings and Hotchkiss 12-pounders for the Philippines.
The Engineering and Mining Journal reports 1898 US mineral production valued at 709,816,750 dollars with gold at 64,804,899 and silver 58,763,123 ounces. Coal output rises to 218,106,559 short tons. copper hits a world leading 535,900,232 pounds. pig iron 11,778,984 tons. Notes on mines describe progress at Bodie, Golden Lily, Rebate, Wauconda, San Juan, and more, plus new claims, shortages, and impending operations. Also reports a Dewey visit to Naples and Olympia in port with tours by Americans.
A Richmond school teacher in Chicago writes Dr Hartman praising Pe-ru-na as a blessing for female troubles. A Racine City resident says Pe-ru-na helps in the change of life and brings happiness and health. A free book for women is offered by Dr Hartman in Columbus.
The text asserts cholera morbus cholera infantum summer complaint bilious colic diarrhoea and dysentery are all catarrh of the bowels and names Peruna as an absolute remedy. Dr Hartman with forty years of practice claims to never lose a case and offers a free copy of Summer Catarrh by writing to Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio.
Colfax Washington August 7 Aaron Kuhn sells 80 000 bushels of wheat to Balfour Guthrie and Co of Portland for shipment on a chartered ship. This is the largest sale in the Palouse this season and the vessel will need 30 000 more bushels to complete its 110 000 bushel cargo.
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