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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1892
Page
7
Ayer’s Pills promoted for constipation dyspepsia biliousness sick headache liver complaints jaundice loss of appetite rheumatism colds fevers prepared by Dr J C Ayer & Co Lowell Mass bold by all druggists.
Delegates from the United States and Canada to the American Public Health Association congress have arrived. A committee of sixty from the American Medical Society and Mexican officials met them at Buena Vista station and escorted them to the Hotel Iturbide for a formal reception. The afternoon covered key city sights and the program includes papers and discussions on medical topics.
John T. Sommete secretary of the World's Columbian Exposition and Lt A C Baker and E L Brewer connected with the exposition are being entertained in Mexico City. Dickinson plans southern state tours to promote the fair and expresses pleasure at Mexico's creditable exhibit.
Brussels observers believe American delegates are negotiating with Alfred Rothschild to push a coordinated plan to alter current legislation. They remain hopeful for success if their proposal is accepted or if counter moves fail.
A Tecumseh report says the firm of C. P. Bills & Co., bankers, has its doors closed. Mr. Bills and other gentlemen are inside the bank building and refuse interviews. Rumor links a Toledo man to startling developments prompting a total suspension and pending investigation of the bank's affairs.
Emanuel Custer aged 85 father of General George Custer died at son Evans J. Custer’s Parsnville residence in Michigan. The bereaved man saw three sons and a son-in-law die on the Little Big Horn day. General George Custer Captain Tom and Boston were among the casualties.
Yankton South Dakota November 26 The Democratic state committee polled the legislature on resubmission of the prohibition issue to a people vote Seventeen counties reported a majority for resubmission and twenty three were opposed The committee cautions against expecting a statewide majority but sees an outlook not discouraging
In Wasuixetox on November 29 the General Land Office will drop about thirty of its fifty nine special agents due to insufficient appropriations. Ten of the Pension Office’s 150 special agents are recalled from the field with similar further reductions expected. About seventy census clerks are dismissed and more cuts are anticipated before January.
A Cincinnati M. E. Conference member extols Hood's Sarsaparilla noting long use in a five member family. He rebuts prejudice against patent medicines and questions how a patent medicine could be worse than a machine.
An advertisement touts a natural remedy described as a rare digestive aid for kidney iver and flushing out colds headaches and constipation. It claims quick action pleasing taste and safety with a 1 dollar bottle price and availability across cities including San Francisco Visville and New York.
House totals show Republicans 6 and Democrats 11 with independents 11. The text notes the list may change slightly when the Legislature convenes.
A battered dispatch from Constantinople reports Bey and two companions drowned after their coach sank due to drunkenness, with a footman and coachman rescued. In Cleveland a fatal accident occurs when a partygoer steps onto a railroad track and is struck by an express train. Peoria records a severe sleet storm with dangerous road conditions. Washington discusses partisan maneuvers aimed at defeating Washburne’s bill through trade inquiry.
Dr. D A Sheffield is jailed on attempted murder charges after firing at John Stadel during a dispute over his daughter Mattie. The two factions in the county feud over elections and postmasters, with violence flaring as the conflict intensifies.
New York November 29. Senator Chandler chaired a Senate immigration committee meeting with nine members holding divergent views. Some urged stopping immigration entirely for now, others proposed halving or quartering current levels. Efforts continue to unite a single immigration scheme. Berne November 29. About fifty young priests and nuns were consecrated for U S missionary work and will sail from Antwerp. Priests head to Arkansas, nuns to Oregon. Immigrant status of missionaries debated but landing expected to proceed.
The article extols skin blemishes as offensive due to voluntary habits. It explains closed pores cannot be opened quickly and urges using Pears soap without alkali. It notes soap is widely available in stores especially druggists and is used by many people.
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