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Newspaper
Sullivan Times
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1885
Page
1
A nostalgic verse evokes autumn night warmth and family gatherings. Children watch the first fire, Grace and Robert near the hearth as Mexican braided fan flames brighten the room. The piece celebrates home, memory, and enduring love.
Dorothy and Pierce marry after a perilous elopement attempt aboard a train. A guardian threatens arrest, a peril at a snow bank injures Horace Middleton, and Alison reveals her fate with Jem. The couple migrate to the United States, adopt a quiet life, and Dorothy is finally cherished as a priceless treasure.
Gail Hamilton argues race mixing is not a church issue and that white and black peoples should pursue salvation through natural social adjustment. She urges Congregationalists to accept political equality but avoid forcing social or ecclesiastical integration in the South, warning against tampering with Providence.
The piece urges farmers to focus on mental improvement during winter and join agricultural societies farmers clubs and the grange. It notes annual fairs offer practical lessons but are brief, while fully organized farmers clubs with active members provide sustained benefits for rural education and industry.
The American Agriculturist urges clubs granges and small organizations to form stocked libraries. Even a dozen members can obtain a wide range of standard works on rural domestic affairs history science and literature at moderate cost. Organize now to acquire practical knowledge and mental culture.
An essay extols mowing roadside strips three times yearly to grow a good sward, cut hay in June and later, uproot persistent weeds, and ornament farms. It also touts Simmons Liver Regulator as a trusted medicine and recalls Padre Giacomo, Cavour’s confessor, who died at Turin with the dying words about a free church in a free state.
A visitor learns about a country through its markets showing wild versus cultivated produce and climate. Boston New Orleans San Francisco markets contrast in goods and presentation. Observations include Bermuda tomatoes in February and Canadian birch bark vessels.
The article describes the Pontifical Swiss Guard at the Vatican with striped uniforms and brass helmets, noting their medieval aura and origin in Michaelangelo era. It contrasts their modern Italian status with the old European custom of Swiss personal guards and references Walter Scott.
David Netter of 795 Mission Street San Francisco recounted months of severe cold and hoarseness. After multiple doctors offered no relief he used Red Star Cough Cure, felt better after a few doses, and was fully cured before finishing the bottle. Hell Gate open and accessible to all in New York Boston Herald note.
Baltimore resident Jas R Ackley writes that after years of neuralgia he found relief using Brown's Iron Bitters. He reports complete cure after two bottles and three months with no relapse and recommends it as the best tonic he has used.
A Buffalo New York institution claims to house eighteen experienced physicians and surgeons making it the most complete medical and surgical organization in America for chronic disease treatment. It advertises cures across nasal throat lung digestive liver kidney and women’s diseases and offers correspondence cures and a guidebook for 10 cents.
Freund's Music and Drama notes music is increasingly international with German papers praising English music and German venues presenting English works. The piece argues that musical taste is no longer fixed to one nation and that all nations have musical ability if they develop it.
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