26 Sep 1885
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Newspaper
Sullivan Times
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1885
Page
1
A fragmentary narrative blends longing for Griggsby’s Station with aboard the Mermaid near Peterhead. Dick Baxter foils Cargill’s schemes, Annie faces Ross’s plight, and Bell Cargill elegizes a costly deception as the ship and town navigate rumor, duty, and loyalty.
Captain Duncan learns Bob Ross was betrayed and at last forgives him. Annié and Dick Baxter reveal the truth, and a reunion with Ross seals a new bond. The Mermaid sails on as Annie’s lullaby echoes in the harbor.
Emery A Storrs eminent Chicago lawyer died in Ottawa Illinois after pleurisy. He collapsed after defending Joseph Mackin before the Illinois Supreme Court. Mrs Storrs rushed to his bedside. he died early morning. The bar arranged his burial in Graceland Cemetery Chicago with funeral details and pallbearers.
The Land Office circular limits timber cutting to railroad construction areas with diameter rules and forbids selling timber. An Interior order resumes action on contested Michigan Indian homesteads. Washington notes Civil Service issues around Thoman’s Indiana township bonds with investors found to have vetted them, and potential redemption if fraudulent.
Editorial notes in The Herald suggest abandoning futile silver warfare as silver will remain alongside gold. The San Francisco Chronicle comments that Wall Street bankers cannot legislate the United States and will learn this in time.
George Stevenson urged young men to persevere as he did and finish a locomotive project. In days users of Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery report rapid relief from liver complaints impure blood and chronic lung diseases. The Saxony sheep herd declined from 371,989 in 1861 to 149,087 in 1883 a 60 percent drop.
An ad style note claims Brown's Iron Bitters cures neuralgia and rheumatism caused by disordered blood and adds it can treat dyspepsia. It cites W. T. Osborne of Coxville Alabama as a happy user. The piece also mentions an unpublished Burns poem found by the Dramatic Review of London titled Youth with moral reflections on aging.
Be warned in time. Kidney diseases may be prevented by purifying renewing and invigorating the blood with Ayer s Sarsaparilla. When debility perverts kidney function these organs foul the blood of albumen and waste remains in the system. Try Ayer s Sarsaparilla to restore proper function.
A testimonial from Mrs Jus W Weld of Jamaica Plain Mass praises Ayers Sarsaparilla for relieving kidney complications and other organ inflammations. W M McDonald of Boston reports long kidney trouble improved after using the product.
John McLellan of Bridge and Third streets Lowell Massachusetts describes long standing Dyspepsia and Kidney Complaint that left him weak and undernourished. He reports severe symptoms but credits a treatment with restoring his health to perfect condition.
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