Premier's calm stance amid inflated fears over Franco-British debt
The hon Premier described strong saloon feelings and warned that sensational telegrams and reports damaged colonial credit. He cited Lord Salisbury's despatches, stressed constitutional redress, and urged united, careful negotiation with France while condemning inflammatory rhetoric at local meetings.
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London
Privy Council
St. John’s
Veretelli
London Globe
Lord Salisbury
M. Waddington
Gatabush
England
France
Onsen Pet
Atean Amicdbla
Fair Adj
Yornath
Advice to mothers on teething and infant soothing
Distressed by nighttime sickness in a teething child mothers are urged to send for Mars Winson's Othing Syrup for Campren. The ad promises immediate relief, tone up digestive health, and claim it cures diarrhea and wind with a pleasant taste. It touts widespread availability from druggists worldwide.
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Mars Winson
Mas iWingrow
United States
Printing bills and politics in the colony press
The editor of the Evening Herald and rival papers clash over public printing costs and patronage. The Sun defends government contracts as fair and lower than prior years, citing the Local Government Act print run of ten thousand copies at four cents each and criticizing Herald claims of exorbitant pricing.
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Eoening Herald
House of Assembly
Merald
Board of Works Department
Avening Herald
TwilLinears Sun
Sun
The
Herald
Sen
Childrens Fest at Town Hall by Ancient Order of Brethren
A Wednesday eve event on the eighteenth ult gathered young descendants of Brethren at the Town Hall. The hall was festively decorated with a welcoming motto, flags, lanterns, and moving swings. Mrs Titus Manuel catered a fine tea, Rev R W Freeman and family helped, hymns and prayer followed, gifts of sweets given, and after cheering and socializing the group departed by 7 30 with plans for next year, hoping for a successful year ahead.
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Titus Manuel
Bro. Freeman
Gander Bay Transformed by Trade and Salmon Nets
A historical note praises Gander Bay for its natural repose yet laments neglect. It highlights the river mouth as home to chief inhabitants and a thriving salmon fishery that sustains settlers, while land and gardens remain scarce and enterprise scarce.
Promising Revival at Gander Bay Pulls In New Settlers
The article praises Mr. Phillips from Twillingate who returned with fortune from Canada to invest in Newfoundland. A new industrial hub grows with a 120 by 50 foot mill, a large house for Phillips and an active shipbuilding effort. A second mill rises, a church is planned, and a 1645 collection at a Methodist Missionary Meeting marks growing prosperity and labour in Gander Bay.
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Phillips
Canada
Igud
Newfoundland
Philips
G. Phillips
Noble Lakes
Mit
P. MH. I
T Oe
Rowsell
Dalton
Phus
Gander Bay
Phillip’s ‘Lown
Minard's Liniment Credited With Curing Rules
A fragmented testimonial notes Browanos Co curing rheumatism with Minard's Liniment after failed remedies. Mentions Geoge Tinanny Ricnaros Co and Dalhousie as sources or places. Claims relief from severe pains and mange for a horse.
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Ricnaros & Co- Genis
Minard
Magis
Cure of Deafness by Simple Remedy Described
A person claims a 24 year deafness and tinnitus issue was cured by a simple remedy. The note invites readers to write for a description of it to St John Shaw at 8Y street, Joho Shraay, suggesting a promotional or testimonial advertisement from a historical newspaper page.
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Ib Frey
Perdon
NicuLuen
Acknowledgement of Kindness From Storm Shelter Hosts
Public thanks published for Measrs. Pelly, Moores, Maidment, J. Compton, James Dally, Thomas White, W. Pond, and families who sheltered the writers on the night of the 17th. The note praises their hospitality and prays for divine reward, signed by Joan Warnes and others from Herring Neck, March 20.
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Sir
Pelly
Moores
Governor appoints Acting Stipendiary Magistrate at Fogo
Local and General notes close this evening at seven. The space is largely used by the able speech of Sir W. W. Whiteway. His Excellency the Governor in Council has appointed Samuel Baird, Esq. 5.2., to be Acting Stipendiary Magistrate at Fogo.
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Elon
W. W. Whiteway
Samuel Baird
Fogo
Market for herring hinges on proper packaging
A Montreal correspondent notes a fair herring market if shippers ensure proper barrels for next season. He urges coopers to notch and lock hoops and to tie hoops tightly, stressing correct packing to protect the cargo. Stewart Munn & Co. reports from Montreal dated March 6.
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Stewart Munn & Co
Montreal
Methodist Sabbath School Convention Opens With Readings
Tuesday services of the Methodist Sabbath School Convention featured fraternal greetings scripture readings and papers on school subjects by Revs J K Kelly J We Freeman and Mr Scott superintendent of North Side School. Evening evangelistic service at North Side Church urged early life conversion and prayers for future home and school work.
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South Side
J. K. Kelly
J. We. Freeman
Scott
North Side School
North Side
Trade Journal Review Praised as Broad Useful Guide
The Tuscanavian Dry Goods Hats Cary Fans Minttneny and CLoraine Review is highlighted as a wide field trade publication with broad usefulness and strong support. It is praised for being ahead of Canadian trade journals and filled with instructive content. The Review, edited by Mr Chaos Morrison, is noted for lasting popularity and leadership in its city office at 25 Wellington Street West, Toronto.
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Bis
Ibis
Chaos
Morrison
Mtud
Publicaion
Ab S
Wellington Streat West
Loronto
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Northern Weekly Advertiser
the Public Printing
A. M
CG. C. Browanos & Co
Abert Co., N. Be
Georce Tinanny
Dalhousie
Joan Warnes
George Warkelns
Darius Warren
Pateur Mites
Joan Hussey
Joseph Stucker
James Fuputy
Herring Neck
Methodist Sabbath School Convention
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