Gardiner Island Tale of Captain Kidd’s Visit and Hidden Treasure
In Gardiner’s Island lore Lord John Gardiner encounters Captain Kidd’s sloop and aids the pirate by ferrying captives and gifts. The story notes Kidd’s later thefts near Block Island, burying treasure near Cherry Harbor and Home Pond. The piece also cites castor oil’s use and a Brown’s Iron Bitters promotion. An octogenarian at the English Church Congress recalls a lone antiwar sermon.
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George Parsons Lathrop
John Gardiner
Kidad
Antonio
John
Kidd
Lord John
Lord Bellomont
Boston
John Lord
New York
Block Island
Cherry Harbor
Home Pond
Pleasant Purgative Pellets and Bequest in North Carolina
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets praised as a vegetable laxative. A wealthy widow, Miss Smith of Chapel Hill, North Carolina, died leaving land and $125 cash to six of her former slaves.
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Miss Smith
Chapel Hill
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Toronto Agent Recalls Red Star Cure Easing Daughter's Bronchitis
Joseph Hickson, agent for the New York West Shore and Buffalo Railroad in Toronto, writes that his daughter suffered weeks with bronchitis. Despite various remedies and a physician, she improved only after using Red Star Cough Cure, and was well after finishing the bottle.
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Joseph Hickson
Toronto
Canada
New York, West Shore and Buffalo Railroad Company
Dominion
Death of William H. Vanderbilt and National Finances
The article reports the death of William H. Vanderbilt from a stroke at his Staten Island home and details a long United States Treasury report outlining fiscal year revenue of 322,690,706 dollars, expenditures, assets, liabilities, and notes on coinage, deposits, and reform recommendations. It also lists assorted national news items and societal events.
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New York
William H. Vanderbilt
Fith Avenue
Robert Garrett
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Staten Island
Garret
Vanderbilt
Ife
Mr. Garrett
Mr. Vanderbilt
Sir. Vanderbilt
Mr. Vanderpilt
Aruolf
Louis
United States
Jordan
National Banks
Treasury
New Orleans
Thessay
Boise City
Idaho
San Francisco
Venango National Bank
Franklin
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Praised as Superior Blood Purifier
The text extols Ayer’s Sarsaparilla as unrivaled in its city and nation for cleansing blood. It declares it the best combination of vegetable purifiers with tonics of potassium and other ingredients, presented as a premier public remedy.
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Iran
Prence
Ayer
Liver Regulator Cure Promoted by Episco Methodist Ad
An 19th century Baltimore Episco pal Methodist advertisement touts Simmons Liver Regulator as free of mercury and minerals, made from medicinal roots and herbs. It claims unique liver benefits and cites Providence aligned with southern roots. The piece notes a curious Oxford portrait of Fuller drawn by the artist while intoxicated.
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Simmons
Baltimore Episcopal Methodist
W.R. Bernard
Kansas
Urry
Simmons Liver Regulator
H.G. Crenshaw
Lucumonn
Hiram Wanner
J. Hugg
Onio
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Fights Scrofula
Scrofula shown as skin blemishes and lung infection risk. The ad claims Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery cures by cleansing the blood and casting out disease. Available at all druggists.
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Piercess
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
The Progress of Texas in the North American Review
Governor John Ireland extols Texas progress from Spanish exploration to the modern state. He describes Texas as vast and underutilized with ample room for expansion, inviting industrious people to seek their fortune. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills are advertised for health and vigor.
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Texas
North American Review
John Ireland
Ireland
Matagorda Bay
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Maryland
Europe
Russia
United States
Ayer
Disease to Health Through Restorative Remedy
John McLellan of Lowell Massachusetts describes long struggle with dyspepsia and kidney complaint. He reports severe appetite loss and emaciation but regained full health after using the remedy described.
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John McLellan
Cor
Bridge and Third Its
Lowell, Mass
Gilmore's Aromatic Wine Sold By Marlow and Robbins
The wife mother and maid who suffer from Female Weakness will find Gilmore's Aromatic Wine a positive cure. For sale by Marlow and Robbins.
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Gilmore
Marlow & Robbins
praise for White Wine of Tar Syrup from Pa. reader
A reader from Hautzdale, Pennsylvania, praises Dr. C. D. Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup as excellent and greatly beneficial. The letter notes the syrup was pleasant to take and mentions it being for sale by Crowder & Reed.
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Ty Cluth
Hredett
Sir Walter Beott
Scott
Landa
Jore
Buniorgue
Atarses
Hugh Conway
Franklin News Co
Philada
C. D. Warner
A. Hedgren
Hautzdale
Forsale
Crowder & Reed
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