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Local item fragment discusses a court or official action with unclear names and partial wording. Key entities are unreadable, but the notice alludes to an upcoming ruling or decision and an authoritative body. Readers are directed to await clarified details in subsequent pages.
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Conservative protection urged to guard American interests
The American Economist editor argues for a highly protective tariff. He asserts the 1890 McKinley tariff was already conservative, demands rates high enough to shield American labor and industries, and warns that only true protection sustains wages and domestic production amid global competition. The piece cites India’s 140,000 cotton workers and German tariffs as benchmarks.
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Friends of
Europe
Eherif
India
Japan
China
Charles R. Buckland
American Economist
Halls Catarrh Cure Ad Offers Reward and Testimonials
Tiow's This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured Halls Catarrh Cure. CHENEY & CO. Toledo Ohio. Westé TrRoaAx Walding Kinvan Marvin Wholesale Druggists Toledo. Halls Gatarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price One Dollar per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free.
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Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Westé TrRoaAx
O. Walding
Kinvan
Marvin
O. Halls
Be Wants Some Spoils In A Topeka Letter To the Secretary
A verbatim fragment from a Topeka letter dated November 18 asks the Secretary of State for a copy of the blow book and questions the salary of the Privat secretary and gas treasurer. The writer, a Populist supporter, claims long service and seeks rewards. Also noted is a World’s WCTU meeting plan for Toronto October 29, 1897, with adjournment to the national meeting November 8 in Buffalo or Detroit.
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Washington
Brooklyn
Hamlet
Spartacus
New York Mail
Kapress
P Eansag
Topeka
Seketry
Stait
Mr. Edwards
Privat Seketry
Doster
W. C
Toronto
Buffalo
Detroit
Purifying the blood through enrichment not mere cleansing
An advertisement declares Scott's Emulsion as more than a blood purifier, claiming it increases red blood cells and improves health. It promotes a book by Scott & Bowne and lists Gold Bugs Green Crown with a Spokane address for inquiries.
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Scott
Green Crown
Thomas & Co
Mohawk Block
Spokane
Wash
Untimely Decay and Body Fatigue Warning
Describes failing body functions caused by disease and overwork, leading to collapse, death, and starvation-like decline. Recommends following Dr. B. Bush Field of Easton Pa for advice and administration guidance.
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B. Bush Field
Easton
Bovinine Promoted as Strengthening Food Stimulant
Advertised claim cites prison physicians using Bovinine for the weak and debilitated noting it repairs constitutions damaged by exposure and neglect. It allegedly creates strength enriches blood and nourishes in all cases of exhaustion. Physicians worldwide endorse it as a food stimulant.
Chappelear's Bionchini Great Congh Cure Promotes Happiness
An oddly phrased ad claims Chappelear's Bionchini The Great Congh Cure can ensure happiness if used. It reads like a single product pitch promising a lifestyle transformation through a mysterious remedy.
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