Noted Divine Dr Thomas Talmage Dies in Washington
Washington April 14 The eminent Presbyterian divine Thomas Wvitt Talmage died at his home in Washington after a long illness of inflammation of the brain. He was born January 7 1832 in Bound Brook New Jersey and educated for the ministry after a brief legal career. His sermons were widely read in newspapers across the United States and translated into six languages. He led the Brooklyn Tabernacle before fire destroyed it in 1884 and later edited the Christian Herald and preached in Washington. He traveled abroad and produced The Earth Girdled.
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Christian Herald
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Bird Shot For Tiger Disease Ad Warns Against Weak Remedies
An old health ad argues consumption is a deadly disease like a tiger that cannot be halted by ordinary food and medicine. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as a strong preventive and soothing remedy, claiming it strengthens the body and lungs while the disease wears itself out. Free sample offered.
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Scott
Obituary for Thos G Barcus of Jackson Township Indiana
Thos G Barcus was born in Allen county Indiana on June 12 1532 and died at his home in Jackson township March 25 1902 after a long life of faith. He faced months of poor health yet remained about the house and died suddenly around 4 am while his wife slept in the room.
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Jackson Township
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Samuel
Wesley
Patton Brothers
Hymera
Nebraska
Rev
Givens
Center Point
Nyce Chapel
Barcus
Thos. G. Barcus
Allen County
Indiana
Krause's Headache Capsules Promote Relief Claims
Albert Heler of 1114 Farnham St Omaha reports strong relief from Krause's Headache Capsules after trying various preventives. He notes others share the same positive results. Price is 25 cents and selling agent is E. E. Muebler.
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Albert Heler
Farnham St
Omaha
Krause
E. E. Muebler
Advertised names in post office letter list and new Blue Ribbon Buggies
The column lists numerous individuals with their surnames and given names, noting that persons calling for any of the letters should say advertised. It also notes A A Holmes P M and that J A Mattix received a car load of Blue Ribbon Buggies, rubber and steel tires, via Jerry Weaver and G W Wright who helped him become a new subscriber.
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P. M
J. A. Mattix
Jerry Weaver
Shelvurco
G. W. Wright
Mortgage exemptions free offered by recorder
The Recorder W. L. Hunt announces mortgage exemptions are free of charge. Visit the recorder's office to obtain the exemptions.
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Recorder’s
W. L. Hunt
WM A Bronker Dead Prominent Farmersburg Citizen
William A Brunker of Farmersburg dies at home after a long winter illness. He was born in England in 1825 and emigrated to Indiana in 1855. Funeral held at Hyland cemetery with M E church rites under the 1 C C F. Survived by wife Phoebe Say and eight children. known as discoverer of Brunker's Carminative Balsam medicine.
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England
Farmersburg Bee
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Westbury
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St. Thomas Church
Bristol
New York
Central America
Panama Canal
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Indiana
Yeley Place
M. Donnelly
Sullivan
Win, Brunker Jr
Brunker and His Panama Medicine Then Ishmian Canal Views
A 19th century tale outlines Brunker's medicine tested in Panama for bowel trouble with natives dying in the heat. It notes his English infirmary work, the US manufacturing, and his critique of Ishmian canal construction with a plan to shore up canal banks.
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England
Panama
Ishmian
United States
A Raging Flood Sparks Repair Effort and a Citizen’s Cure
Lisbon resident C Ellis reports a dramatic flood washed a telegraph line requiring repair. Standing waist deep in icy water he contracted a severe cold and cough described as consumption by doctors in Oakland Nebraska Sioux City and Omaha. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with a full recovery after six bottles. Sold by Joe K Smock at 50 cents and one dollar.
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Lisbon
Oakland
Neb
Sioux City
Omaha
Dr. King
Joe K. Smock
Clarifying Mail Routes for Star City and Lyonton Post Offices
The article explains that mail addressed to Star City Indiana goes to Star City Post Office in Pulaski County and not to Delcarbo. It also notes that mail to Lyton Cass refers to the Cass post office and clarifies the local postal routing.
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Delcarbo
Ind
Pulaski County
Lyonton
Cass
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