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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1896
Page
3
Reverend J P Kester of London Mills Illinois recounts severe heart and nerve strain from ministry. After using Dr Miles Heart Cure with Nervine during a 10 week revival he reports restored health and endurance, urging ministers to keep the remedies on hand.
Judge Hannay attends court in Huron with other judges visiting while Q. E. Payson and Judge Crofoot travel through. Beadle County figures show civic event prep with Beadle representatives for the Tri state fair and a Beadle campaign. Notable residents visit, including ex mayor of Minneapolis, Eustis, and local leaders discuss politics and business.
Saturday night crowds of farmers from the countryside filled the venue as Senator Aplin of this city delivered the address, winning friends and votes for the Republican party. A McKinley club of nearly fifty members was organized after the speech.
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a gentle remedy to cleanse the system. It claims effectiveness for constipation and to awaken kidney and liver activity without irritation, also aiding headaches, colds, and fevers.
For over fifty years the laxative and teething remedy is promoted as soothing the child easing gum pain curing wind colic and treating diarrhoea. The ad notes the product costs twenty five cents a bottle and claims it has been used by millions of mothers.
The Beadle county Republican primary canvass lists nominees for all offices. State Senator Harvey J. Rice. Representatives J. W. Houston and John T. Baker. Probate Judge F. E. Grant. Register of Deeds Edwin H. Vance. Treasurer Edward Sterling. Auditor W. M. Rogers. Clerk of the Court Joseph H. Alexander. States Attorney John Wood. Supt. of Schools Harriet S. Grant. Sheriff Alex McIntoeth. Justice Geo W. Crook. Constable J B Coomer. Commissioner 5th District William F. Sievers. A large majority favored keeping the primary system. J. P. Davis Temporary Chairman. George A. Fressenpey Secretary.
Advertisement for Buckle's Arnica Salve claims it treats cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands and skin eruptions and even piles. Guaranteed satisfaction or refund. Price 22 cents per box. Sold by D. K. Bryant.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway Co. operates 6,169 miles of road across Illinois, Wisconsin, Northern Michigan, Iowa, Missouri, Minnesota, North and South Dakota. It runs first class sleeping and dining cars and trains that are vestilated, steam heated and electric lighted. It uses the absolute block system and modern safety appliances. Trains employ civil, obliging staff and the company urges every traveler to buy tickets, promising value received from a great railway.
Beadle County Republican Committee members listed with chairman George A. Fessenden and headquarters in the Jeffris block. City wards in Huron named with precinct officers and diverse local Republican figures across Beadle and neighbouring townships.
Advertising copy promotes Electric Bitters as a tonic and alterative for old people needing medicine to regulate bowels and kidneys. It claims mild action on stomach and bowels, boosts strength and tone, aids digestion, and notes prices of fifty cents and one dollar at D. K. Bryant's Drug Store.
The court disposed of Julia Dowe v H Austin Clark et al by dismissal. Hebron v Longstaff sheriff verdict for plaintiff. Pruyn v Longstaff sheriff verdict for defendant. Frank Dwyer charged with grand larceny found not guilty. Wm Smith charged with assault with dangerous weapons and intent to do great bodily harm awaiting verdict at press time.
Dr William Horne of Janesville Wisconsin endorses Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a top external remedy for neuralgia and recommends it to patients. Available from all druggists.
Rev H Staup of West Union Oregon says his child seized by croup found almost immediate relief from the White Wine of Tar Syrup medicine. He urges families to keep it on hand as a reliable remedy for illness.
An old medical line claims the remedy subdues inflammation instantly for stomach and intestinal distress. The text notes it is for sale by J. M. in a public notice style.
Mrs Phoebe Thomas of Junction City Illinois claims two bottles cured her consumption after doctors gave no hope and her husband Mr Thomas of San Francisco was saved from a dreadful cold approaching consumption by one bottle of Dr New Discovery. The ad promotes One Minute Cough Cure to prevent pneumonia and other lung troubles, sold by D K Bryant and J M Blount.
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