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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1892
Page
4
General Sickles attacked Grover Cleveland over veterans pensions during a Washington reunion of the Third Corps. He urged soldiers to defend pension payments, declaring the nation will not elect any official who opposes them, while recalled charges and cheers echoed from Comrade Carr and the old Third corps.
An American Economist argues that tariff policies protect industry, sustain wages, and raise farm prices. The piece compares McKinley duties to free trade, cites declines in wool prices abroad, fewer strikes in New York in 1891, and contrasts Grover Cleveland with Jefferson and Jackson, urging protectionist stance for voters and Farmers.
General Sickles at the G A R reunion on September 21 proclaimed that no man elected to office of profit and trust in the United States will be chosen if he opposes paying pensions to the soldiers of the rebellion. The message urges citizens to teach this to their children and share it with neighbors.
The fragment notes Colonel Harrison gaining his first field opportunity in mid May 1864 during a Civil War engagement, indicating his initial participation in combat actions.
The account recalls a Confederate brigade led by a fearless commander at Resaca. He spearheaded a rapid assault across the valley, reaching the redoubt ahead of five regiments. Colonel Harrison may have been first to cross the parapet, sparking hand to hand combat and a rare bayonet charge with cheers and a height victory.
Sir John A. Macdonald argues the consumer bears the duty as it comes from Canadian farmers. Harrison claims reciprocity boosts agricultural exports. The image shows a straight Republican ticket stamped within the eagle square.
The National Democratic Convention in Chicago denounced protection as fraud and unconstitutional. It cites James Madison and James Monroe stressing Congress must guard and foster domestic manufacturing and provide markets for raw materials to strengthen national independence and wealth.
Tender-hearted residents of Helenburgh Scotland euthanized a centenarian donkey last month described as 102 years old. The report notes locals acted mercifully towards the aged animal amid community sympathy.
Testimonies mount for Dr Miles New Heart Cure including Nathan Allisons of Glen Rock Pa and Peter Jaquet of Salem N J. Allisons suffered shortness of breath sleeplessness and pain before one bottle and nerve and liver pills restored health. Jaquet endured long heart disease feared death yet after use he slept well and recovered. Crowder Reed offer a free book on the cure.
Mrs Arthur Brown is on the sick list. Mr Weir reports good sorghums this year. Brokaw and Arthur Brown went to town Friday. Albert Kaufman and wife visited the city Saturday. Mrs Tom Bates will visit relatives at Princeton soon. Peoples party glee club met at Buff school house Thursday. Will Smith took his sick brother Andy Cooper to his mother last week. Republican speaker at Merom last Tuesday night with Mr Callahan as the speaker. John Raley wed Myrtle Pinkston at the bride's home. Best wishes to Mr and Mrs Raley for the future. Ed Brokaw's horse startled on the way home after the speaking Tuesday night. no one hurt. Doty.
Since its first introduction Electric Bitters has gained rapid favor and leads as a pure medicinal tonic. It contains nothing drinkable or intoxicating and is advertised as the best remedy for stomach liver and kidney ailments. It promises to cure sick headache indigestion constipation and malaria removal with guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Price four fifty cents per bottle and sold by Joe K Smock.
Public and country schools thrive with about seventy students this year. The Sandusky Quartette presented an appreciated entertainment. John F. Callahan of Robinson held a talk that pleased Republicans here last Tuesday night. Typhoid fever affects several families, including Geo Pleasant's. Attendees from the Southern Wabash NL, C. C. enjoyed a good time last week.
A lyric-style promo claims the product cures respiratory weakness restores nerve strength and eases headaches citing a singer athlete and writer as examples. It presents the medicine as daily triumph in reviving vitality and advises sale by all druggists.
Guaranteed cure offer for Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs colds and chest trouble with money back if no benefit. Trial bottles free at Joe K Smock's drug store. Also mentions Chamberlains Cough Remedy and various unrelated notes.
The piece praises Dr. Franklin Miles and his popular nervous and heart disease works. It notes free distributions by Crowder & Reed and trial bottles of Dr Miles Nervine with testimonials. It highlights advertising seen in each issue and calls Miles an entertaining and educating author acclaimed by readers.
A cigar maker claims this year paying six thousand dollars for American tobacco due to the McKinley law, far above prior 1200 to 1500 payments. He asks how many tobacco growers will vote against the tariff and notes political sentiment in the sector.
Dr Barnes promotes his methods for catarrh cross eyes cataract and other eye diseases claiming six year cure records and safe pleasant treatment. He offers mail and express service with $1 application and free personal exams noting relief for discharges sexual and urinary issues in men and women without surgery.
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