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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1896
Page
3
A testimonial from Mrs. Eugene Searles cites relief from nerve trouble after using Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine. The ad claims dramatic mental and sleep improvements and offers a money back guarantee with the first bottle.
Labor Day on September 7 is a legal holiday. Updates include Milo Booth returning from Chicago, H. J. Rice’s slow recovery, social visits, homestead proof by Phillip E. Smith of Yale, and various local travels, illnesses, and community events from Huron and surrounding areas.
The World's Dispensary Association of Buffalo New York offers a free mailed specialty book on nervous diseases including locomotor ataxia paralysis nervous prostration chorea insomnia and sleeplessness.
A Beadle county auditor extols a fishing method using two lively ladies to attract fish, claiming success. The piece also cites testimonials for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from Mrs Lina S Hinton and notes a clergy change with Rev E W Jenny moving to the city. It highlights repeated dysentery epidemics since 1878 and the remedy’s reported cures.
Attendance was good despite other attractions at the McKinley club gathering in City Hall. Attorney Chamberlain gave the keynote speech, praised for its clarity and eloquence. Several new members joined, and plans were set for another meeting next Friday with Mr. Jackson, the colored lawyer, to speak.
Jacob Esbensen of the Chicago Lumber Company Des Moines Iowa reports sending medicine to his mother in Germany. He touts Chamberlains Pain Balm as the best rheumatism remedy proven by years of family use. Bottles priced at 50 cents available from all druggists.
Saturday evening a crowd at city hall heard Gov governor candidate Lee promise an honest businesslike administration if elected. Grigsby followed with a strong speech praised as a top campaigner for the party in the state.
An author extols the prevention and cure of various ailments by Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery describing it as a universal blood purifier and a guaranteed remedy. The passage notes possible health failures but claims timely use ensures positive outcomes and mentions widespread sale by dealers.
The Beadle County Republican primary results show Hallarvey J. Rice as State Senator and candidates J. W. Hofston, John T. Baker for Representatives. Other officials include F. E. Grant Probate Judge Edwin H. Vance Register of Deeds Edward Sterling Treasurer W. M. Rogers Auditor Joseph H. Alexander Clerk of the Court John Wood Supt. Harriet S. Grant Sheriff Alex McIntoeth Justice Geo. W. Cook Constable J. B. Coomer and Commissioner William F. Sievers. The period favors maintenance of the primary system.
Mr G Cailouette of Beaversville Illinois credits Dr King’s New Discovery for saving his life after La Grippe left him near death. He says after trying many physicians and being told he could not live, three bottles revived him and he regained health. Free trials available at D K Bryant’s Drug Store.
H Kippax of the surveyor general's office tested instruments for F W Pettigrew of Sioux Falls. Pettigrew holds contracts to survey ten townships in an Indian reservation totaling about 230000 acres. He and his party traveled to Pierre on Thursday, cycling to cover the prairie, noting bicycles useful over horses for surveying.
A vintage drug ad touts Electric Bitters as a permanent cure for headaches and habitual constipation improving bowel tone. It urges purchase at D. K. Bryant's Drug Store with prices fifty cents and one dollar. Also promotes One Minute Cough Cure as preventive for pneumonia and lung troubles sold by J. M. Blount.
The text notes the intestines are about five times as long as the body and describes intense suffering from inflammation. It claims De Witts Colic Cholera Cure subdues inflammation at once and removes the difficulty and mentions sale by J. M.
North Western Line offers one fare excursion tickets to Indianapolis for the National Gold Democratic Party convention opening September 2, 1896. Tickets sold in Chicago and return via agents of Chicago & North Western Railway with full sale dates and information available.
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