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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1886
Page
7
Practical kitchen tips cover mushroom use with veal and lamb, care in cooking, and education value for cooks. Recipes include browned potatoes, a baked egg dish, breakfast hominy, apple compote, greens preparation, pineapple pyramid jelly, and a rich spiced bread with brandy and currants.
The senate approved Ingalls bill to create two land districts in Dakota and define Deadwood boundaries. It divides part of the Great Sioux reservation south of the 46th parallel and west of 25th longitude to join Deadwood. The president will locate two land offices, with a proviso delaying openings until a treaty cession is ratified.
The son of Secretary Endicott starts a DOJ stint for experience. Lieut Mannix earns a D D from the Chinese emperor. Pensions granted to Mayer of Shakopee and Clark of Bloomington, with Clark receiving back pay. A land patent for Farmington, signed by Buchanan, surfaces. Frederick Massey arrested for libel. civil suit filed by Price for 100000 dollars. Alaska homestead bill advanced. a travel tax bill faces constitutional trouble. French naval missions cited as protection for nationals. Immigration at Winnipeg brings diverse Britons and Europeans. Denby predicts railroads in China without Chinese cost. Powderly resigns then recalls. W A Bors fails. banking house Parker closes. Buckland says Hayes not seeking a district nomination. North American Glass works burn. loss over 156000. Irish Orangemen blamed for riots in Belfast. Davitt urges patience and restraint.
To consumptives and those with lung problems send 10 cents for Dr. R V Pierce’s treatise on these maladies. Address Buffalo New York. The New Hampshire agricultural college is to be removed to Hanover.
An old advertising snippet urges prospective grooms faced with catarrh to act now and prevent the disease from ruining their marriage plans. It touts Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy as the cure, recommending it be obtained from druggists to avert serious health decline.
An old newspaper snippet advertises Duke's IXL soap from Duke Soap Co Minneapolis and promotes various patent remedies including Hall's Hair Renewer and Ayer's Ague Cure. It also notes a $10 000 appropriation request by Secretary Bayard to procure evidence related to a French spoliation claim.
Cut cold boiled or roasted chicken into small pieces. Make a sauce from cream butter egg yolk corn starch salt white pepper a touch of sugar anchovy sauce and a bay leaf. Simmer chicken in the sauce half an hour. Cook rice in milk with salt and pepper. Serve with chicken centered and rice border.
In a breach of promise case a man left a book note saying I will marry you but claimed the title Pollock's Course of Time showed his intent. The defense insisted he meant in the course of time and that he was not ready. The judge adjourned to allow more time.
The Pioneer Press announces new subscription prices across all editions while promising to maintain its high standard. Danny 1 year eight dollars, six months four, three months two, six weeks one, one month seventy cents. Sunpay 1 year two dollars, six months one, eight months fifty cents, etc. Dairy and Sunpay 1 year ten dollars, six months five, three months two fifty, five weeks one, one month eighty five cents. Tri-WEEKLY Dairy three times weekly 1 year four dollars, six months two, three months one. Weekly 1 year one dollar, six months sixty cents, eight months thirty five cents.
An advertisement touts a thirty day trial for Vourah Bets and electric appliances for men with nervous debility and related issues. Mentioned are a Vermont fire with heavy losses, editor Wm. Allen’s rheumatism cure, Brown's Iron Bitters, and a note on Canadian Pacific trains July 1. Also quoted are cucumber health quips and F Marion Crawford earning $20,000 yearly from novels.
Chicago druggist L E B Rice endorses McCaine's St Paul Chemical Oil for rheumatism sprains and bruises and notes physicians have prescribed it. He cautions that inferior oils exist at any price and urges buying Frazer Axle Grease instead.
Relief is immediate and care sure. Piso's Remedy for Catarrh is advertised at 50 cents. The copy claims greater comfort with Lyon's Heel Stiffeners priced at 26 cents, asserting superior value versus other articles.
Pure Cop Liver Oil made from selected livers at the sea shore by Caswell Hazarp & Co New York. It is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who have once taken it prefer it to all others. Physicians have decided it superior to any of the other oils in market. Cured by using Juniver Tar Soap from Caswell Hazarp & Co New York.
Edwin D Bither of AYES SETS Caryelisalve endorses a thorough trial of a rose product as the best he ever saw for general stable use. Sold by druggists at 50 cents and 1.00.
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