New York Letter on May Agnes Flemming and Western Migration
The piece notes May Agnes Flemming's death at a Brooklyn cottage and contrasts a London noble's marriage to his scarlet mistress with New York life. It discusses electric light advances, Easter preparations, salvos against hassling sensationalists, and Selah about migrants preferring property ownership in the West over southern field work.
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New York
Agnes Flemming
Brooklyn
Gotham
Great Britain
Scotland
Siemens
Edison
Madame Blavatsky
Bulwer
New York Herald
Kansas
Indiana
Aver's Hair Vic on Restores Color and Strength
Various causes turn hair gray or cause premature shedding. Aver's Hair Vic on restores faded or gray hair to brown or black, softens the scalp, removes dandruff, and checks hair loss. It nourishes brashy or weak hair, leaves a lustrous tone, and contains no oil or dye. Sold by dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aver
The Sullivan Union Washington Letter 1880
Washington letter from Wasnixcox dated April 2 1880 discusses Bourbon restraint during the session and prospects in politics. It notes census confirmations, electoral implications for the South, Western growth, mining and manufacturing optimism, rail expansion, and party dynamics ahead of Chicago nominations. It also mentions labor strikes, Kellogg Hill rivalry, and comments on various public figures and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMahon
Sumpter
Senate
Northwest
Bourbon Party
Sam
Hill and Dale
Kladness
Remark on Hop Bitters Saves Wife From Long Illness
A man claims six years of bed confinement costing $200 annually totaling $1,200 were stopped by three bottles of Hop Bitters taken by his wife. He notes she has performed all housework for a year since without missing a day and asks others to learn from it.
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Dix
Salvation Army
DeBar
Lola Montez
Ludwig
Bavaria
Old Trinity Churchyard
de Bar
W. H. Vanderbilt
Treasury Department
Rapix
St. Jacobs
Sr. Jacobs
Sr. Jacobs Orn
Charles Metzdorf
The
Volksfreund
Stratford
Ont
Boston
Grateful Women Endorse Hop Bitters Remedy
Women praise Hop Bitters for widespread benefits addressing chills fever indigestion liver issues headaches back and kidney pains and general lassitude. The ad asserts it is uniquely suited to women and highly valued for relief of numerous female ailments.
Burks Returns to Robinson After Troll & Burks Closure
T C Burks arrived in Robinson Thursday evening and says he did not intend to abandon his family, only planning to be away until the Troll & Burks business he managed here was closed.
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Robinson Argus
T. C. Burks
Robinson
Troll & Burks
Guysett Yellow Dock and Sar Sapurilia Health Tonic Ad
An 19th century remedy claims to cure blood disorders and restore health. It touts benefits for crofula and syphilitic disorders, kidney weakness, nervous debility, and indigestion. The ad promotes large quart bottles at 1.00 with directions, promising vitality and renewed vigor.
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Guysett
Royer's Cherry Peroral hailed as universal throat and lung cure
An 19th century puff proclaims Royer's Cherry Peroral as the world remedy for throat and lung diseases. It claims rapid relief from colds, broad efficacy across climates, and lifelong physician and clergyman endorsement. Available through local dealers and the drug store, urging purchase for homes and child protection.
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Royer
ALA
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Southside
Our
Sullivan Union
Washington
Chicago
Col. Sellers
White House
Kellogg
Senator Hill
Georgia
Voltaic Belt Co
Marshall, Mich
K. Stewart
Shattuck.& Jamisons
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