A Snowbound Morning and a Hidden Escape
Cecil Rivers endures a snowbound morning at Oaklands as Mr Craven dawdles with plans to visit the major’s dinner and a hidden path leads to a perilous concealment. In a sudden bid for freedom Cecil slips past a snoozing Major, narrowly avoiding discovery when the conservatory door traps her.
Drawing-room scene unsettled by quiet Major and missing Miss Rivers
A fragment describes a drawing-room where the Major sits serenely in his chair and Miss Rivers is absent. The expected quarrel or irate confrontation does not occur, leaving an eerie calm and no sign of Miss Rivers.
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Money as a plaything and its social contrasts
A reflective piece on money as a transient possession, contrasting rich and poor in happiness and value. It notes how both wealth and poverty shape desire, fear, and contentment, with examples from family life and social ambition, ending with endorsements of remedies and cultural observations.
New Ireneus Letters Volume Promises Global Correspondence
The 1886 sixty fourth volume will publish a new series of Ireneus Letters from Great Britain France Germany Italy and letters from mission stations in India China Japan Africa and Micronesia. It will also include original articles by informed writers and selected poetry and prose. A second series with sketch of the author and life review will follow. New York Observer.
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Sullivan Town Bonds Issued for Fire Protection
An ordinance of Sullivan Indiana authorizes issuing two thousand dollars in five hundred dollar bonds dated December 15 1835 to fund a fire engine fleet cisterns and protection. Bonds run seven to ten years at six percent with payment at two banks. taxes up to fifty cents per $100 annually secure principal and interest. Publication required in The Sullivan Times for three weeks.
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Public Auction of Sullivan County Real Estate
By virtue of a certified copy from the Sullivan Circuit Court a sale is set for Saturday November 28 1885 at the Sullivan County Court House. The rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years on the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter section eight township eight north range ten west are offered. If not realized the fee simple of all right title and interest of the defendants in the described property will be sold. LEMUEL H WILLIS Sheriff Sullivan County.
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Nancy Monkexse
Sullivan County
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Century back numbers offer for War Papers readers
Regular subscription price is 14.06 a year. To recruit new readers we offer 12 back numbers from November 1884 to October 1895 with a one year subscription starting November 1885 for 6.00. A bound set in two volumes is 37.50. Back numbers and free specimen copies available on request. Remittance to The Century Co New York.
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McClellan
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Lew Wallace
Admiral Porter
Be Warner in time. Kidney health and Sarsaparilla cure
Be wary of kidney debility as it robs the blood of albumen and allows waste to linger. Ayer's Sarsaparilla is promoted to restore proper kidney action and prevent albuminuria by purifying and renewing the blood.
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Ayer
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Promises Kidney Health Claims
An advertisement quotes customers from Jamaica Plain Boston and Lowell praising Ayer’s Sarsaparilla for Bright’s disease kidney inflammation and dyspepsia relief. They report improved health after using four bottles and long standing kidney complaints fading with treatment.
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