Palmer of Illinois Ailing Road to Senate Chronicle
Joy Palmer a Illinois native rose from lawyer to state senator in 1852. He left the Senate in 1856 over the slavery issue and aligned with Republicans in 1860. Palmer held military service in Kentucky and returned to Springfield in 1867 guiding his political path until his 1890 U S Senate election.
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Springer
Palmer
Illinois
Naic
Thzen
Grand Bus
Mlinois
Ysl
Adbu
Senate
Wig
Kentucky
Springfield
State Sunday School Convention Held in North Carolina
The executive committee of the Sunday School Association issues plans for the eleventh annual State convention to be held in Newhern on June 6 and 31. Wm Reynolds, president, and T. M. Hamill, superintendent, outline programme details and delegate representation. Rail connections and round trip rates through Greensboro will be arranged. Local ministers and Sunday school workers urged to participate as the state aims for broad attendance and active support.
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Communday School
Associa Carolina
Newhern
Wm. Reynolds
Tte
Unday
M. Hamill
Sunday School Association
Tve
Greensboro
North Carolina
Sunday school call urged to engage all counties
A Durham NC notice from January 20, 1892 reports an executive committee measure to arouse brethren for a call and urges full county representation. The piece promotes Electric Bitters as a health remedy with claims of liver and kidney aid and relief from headaches, priced at 50 cents at John Y. MacRae's drugstore.
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Gro
John Y. MacRae
State Democratic Executive Committee Meeting Called for March 2 1892
The State Democratic Executive Committee chaired by Smith will meet in Raleigh on Wednesday March 2 1892 at 11 a.m. to fix a convention date and place and to handle other business. Members are urged to attend as the session is deemed very important.
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State Democratic Executive Committee
Smith
Raleigh
Queen Chemical
Race Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
H A. Herring
Wake County
N.C
Rt. Matthews
Abram Hester
Josiah Sorten
Mary ‘Watkins
John T Weathers
Sand
Coats
BF Montague
N. C
Cough Becomes Severe. Kemp's Balsam Pledges Cure
Advert says many neglect coughs until medicine is useless. Kemp's Balsam offered with a positive guarantee to cure after first dose, 50 cents or 1 dollar, trial size free. Also praises P. P. P. as a wondrous blood medicine curing erysipelas swollen limbs and leg sores.
King's Royal Germetuer Cure Promoted With Names
The ad lists numerous named individuals showing cures by Kings Royal Germetuer across diseases like La Grippe Catarrh Dyspepsia and Neuralgia. It claims rapid relief with two teaspoonfuls in hot water hourly for six to eight hours and promotes availability through Atlanta Georgia sources.
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United States
PS Henson
Chicago
Jas Longstreet
Gainesville
J _Y Rankin Atlante
IB Hawthorne
Atlanta
Catarrh
P . Furner
Tennessee
R. Hubbard
Texas
Raves
Armstead
Nashville
Tenn
Sam P Jones
Cartersville
H Pearson
St Louis
C E Wright
Chattanooga
C. LaGrippe
W_ Jackson
Sandersville
M Farmer
LaGrippe
Whitman
J B Erwin
E Cunningham
C McAlister
Morris
Ashley
Jeleman
Liberty
Kansas
GW Clark
McGregor
Jeruges
Sidon
Chamberlain
J. H. tShawhan
Cynthiana
Gray
Piqua
Ohio
John F. Gosman
Cininnati
Samuel H Schwartz
Birmingham
H Rivers
Louisville
Wien
Tennville Tenn
Tee
Henre
Grady
Eczemahville
King's Royal Germieduer Co
lGgwithtlanta
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Joy Palmer
Lit
Feinlay School Workers of
Strength and Health
Democratic
Democratic Executive Committee
ELY Bros
Warren St. N.Y
Gured
B Jones
Norfolk
B W Cheek
Virginia
Kev MC Cole
New Orleans
Charles W Hubner
Mary A Atkinson
A.J Lawless
Winchester
Kas
Blackwall
F & Lele
Shepperd
Athens
Jos Davis
Pieno
Vaughan
Canton
Georgia
Alexandria
Page
Moore
Bataam
Harris
Spurgeon
Eacie’s Nest
Spencer
Supreme Court
Alfred Williams & Co
Raleigh, BM. Co
D. P. Haskitt
Raleich, NJ
Taos
Fasara
French Shoes and Sons
West
KINGMAN’S _ Shoes
W. L. Douglas
Brockton, Mass
Heller Bros
Rauercu
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