Buricavends Debate On Reciprocity And Trade Wording
A discussion references Americans and reciprocal trade measures. Potential entry points include ports and illicit traffic. The speaker notes three or four incidents at Barin and opposes current wording while suggesting verbiage changes. The issue has not been brought before the Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buricavends
Thesa
Bove
Mugale
Burin
Braton
St ‘Barin
Hense
Grand Canadian Agriculturist Competition Brings Gold Prizes
The Agriculturalist magazine announces a yearly or half yearly literary contest for 1892 open worldwide. Prizes total 689 gifts worth $3500 including gold watches silverware and pianos. Entries must use letters from THE AGRICULTURIST and follow rotation rules with six months subscription included. Judges are J G Macpoy and others in Peterborough Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Family
Taz Agriculturist
J. G. Macpoy
Ald
Peterborough
Canada
Comopore Carouri
M. M. Brandon
Vancouver
B.C
G. W. Cunningham
Donald
O. K
J. D. Baptie
West Superior
Wis
G. W. Robertson
Toronto
United States
Advice to Mothers Promises Relief From Teething Pain
Advice to mothers touts Mrs Winston's Iron Ore Syrup as a universal cure for teething pain dysentery diarrhea wind colic and general weakness in children. The ad claims rapid relief and energy restoration, cites endorsements from a renowned nurse and physician, and notes wide sale through the United States with a 25 price. It also briefly mentions Mrs Barriothet a florist in San Jal with a chrysanthemum collection of 250 varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Winston
Winston
United States
Minard's Declined to Participate in Worlds Pair at Cheazo
Fragmentary report notes Minard's refusal to take part in the Worlds Pair event at Cheazo due to budget or affordability concerns. Other names and full details are unreadable in the text.
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Cheazo
Newfoundland Mineral Resources See Great Development Potential
The Times notes Newfoundland's mineral wealth including copper ores antimony zinc molybdenite manganese chromite nickel and gold with abundant clays marbles granites slates and gypsum. Coal seams near St George's Bay show promising carbon content and magnetite deposits, suggesting strong prosperity if capital and skilled labor are attracted to develop the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
the Times
Newfoundland
St. George's Bay
William Dawson
Montreal
Cape Breton
Galt
Britain
England
Atlantic
Mail Delays In District Due To Steamer Arrangements
Citizens express dissatisfaction as the Ingraham failed to forward return mails, while the Matilda was to carry the second last mail and visit usual bay ports. Government had arranged overland dispatches and a temporary service until Corseripé begins summer trips, sparing extra subsidy.
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Ingraham
Matilda
Mr. Scott
St. John’s
Thergraham
Missionary letter from China reports gospel spread amid idolatry
A private letter from Thomp son BD in Tientsin dated January 16 1892 describes gospel work in North China. Converts arrive for baptism and locals request church admission while idol worship persists in trees and idols. The writer notes foreigners disliked and opium use at ninety percent, yet hope remains for China. May White of Stockbridge Michigan has slept 269 days with only five hours awake daily. Guatemala financial circles fear San Salvador war prep.
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Thompson
China
Tientsin
Shansi
Fie
Afl
Ime
T'aika
Rwc
May White
Stockbridge, Mich
Tea meeting at Congregational Church raises funds for painting
On April 20 a tea meeting in the church school room drew about 80 attendees. The event featured gratuitous table service by numerous ladies, a varied program of recitations choruses and solos, and closed with a hymn and thanks to organizers. About 25 dollars was raised for church painting.
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Mra Williams
Gard
Payne
Nott
Hughes
James Hodder
Gray
Baird
A. Hodder
Harold Baird
Gulphrint
N. Gray
Ben
John Gillingham
Eliza Hodder
Miss Carnill
Rav
JK Kelly
Edith
Hisia Bail Raitstrom
Robert Hayward
Kate Deivid
Geitr
Golden Gate
Zevertadiun
Wilson Hodder
Cilligham
Hobe
Riew
Ovee Jordan
Jessie Pike
Lorance Cillinghan
Reva. Aull and Kelly
2. Austey
Sheridan's Condition Powder marketed to force winter egg production
An advertisement extols Sheridan's Condition Powder as a method to stimulate egg production in hens during winter. It claims drugs circulating in the blood can affect organs, citing cocaine and atropine usage, and pitches Powder as increasing laying in cold weather. Orders and sample details are listed with prices and subscription offers.
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Sheridan
Lue VW
Harmen
Ben Tulay
Johnson & Co
Boston
Miss
Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy Promises Bold Profit
An advertisement touts Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy at 50 cents a bottle needing 1090 buyers to reach 500 dollars, claiming cure for cold in the head and chronic catarrh with a $500 penalty if it fails. The copy argues confidence in the remedy and invites trial as preferable to catarrh.
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Dr. Sage
Mild agencies best way to work slowly yet sure
The piece extols Dr Pisroe's Pleasant Pellets as mild, sugar coated pills that act without shocking the system. It claims they are smallest, cheapest and easiest to take with one dose priced at twenty two cents at all druggists.
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Pisroe
Monster Codfish Towed to Portsmouth
The largest codfish ever caught in Ipswich Bay was hauled to Portsmouth by the schooner Gardner W. Tarr. The fish weighed 120 pounds.
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Ipswich Bay
Portsmouth
Sch
Prize advertising riddle and weekly winnings offer
A long ad for The Lanes Home Magazine promising weekly prizes in 1892 for correct word riddle answers. It details prize tiers from 2200 dollars for first to 2 dollars for small prizes, with prorated copies and subscription incentives, plus international recipients and rates.
Tilt Cove Couriers Bring Mails and Seals by Schooner
Couriers with mails from Tilt Cove and intermediate places arrived Wednesday evening. The schooner J. Close left St. John’s this morning with a load of old and young seals from LD Hodge. J B Tobin will receive thanks for late St John's papers by the English schooner Sebel last evening. William Cuduingian has been appointed a Justice of the Peace for the Northern District. The Asabel arrived last evening from Torridrega to Tobin with salt and provisions.
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Tilt Cove
J. Close
John Lock
St. John's
Hodge
J.B. Tobin, Esq
J P
St John's
Sebel
William Cuduingian
Asabel
Couch
J. B. Tobin, Esq
Torridrega
St. John’s
Missionary Meetings at Herring Neck and Change Islands
The church report notes meetings held by the Church of England missionaries at Herring Neck and Change Islands. Space constraints prevent full coverage, to be continued next issue. A tea and concert linked to the Congregational church occurred Wednesday evening and was well received, with fuller details in another column.
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Church of England
Herring Neck
Change Islands
Congregational Church
Steam launch Rntilda arrives with mails then returns north
The steam launch Rntilda brought mails and discharged some freight before departing for Tilt Cove and returning here on Tuesday morning after arriving Sunday morning.
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Rntilda
Tilt Cove
Canadian Poultry Journal Offer Promises Practical Poultry Guidance
The Ist Mo of Vol IV of the Canadian Poultry Journal and Pigeon Fanciers is issued semi monthly at Boston Ontario. The issue boasts a splendid frontispiece and reading matter aimed at poultry keepers and farmers facing losses from poor hatchery returns. A subscription of one dollar is billed as a good investment with stamps requested for a sample copy.
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Ist Mo
Boston
Insane and Missing Man Reported in St Joseph’s Area
A young man named John King, residing with his father at St Joseph’s, showed insanity signs weeks ago. He attacked his father but did not injure him, then smashed a stove with a hatchet. Magistrate Metrath advised police custody for examination, but King vanished and has not been heard from since.
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John King
St. Joseph’s
Metrath
Mar
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Howe
Puatwik
Air Authority
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Powerborough
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