German Syrup Praised By Local Drug Store Owner
A Watertown druggist described Boschee's German Syrup as highly effective for coughs and throat issues after a customer with a severe sore throat recovered quickly following use. The store owner offered a nocharge guarantee if results were unsatisfactory. The customer later paid and said the remedy should never be without in the future.
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Drugeist
Watertown
Boschee
Jewellery Made and Repaired by European Workmen
Jewellery made and repaired with wedding rings crafted to order. Watches repaired by experienced European workmen.
Public Health Act Notice on Infectious Disease Duties
Notice under the Public Health Act requires occupants who become aware of an infectious disease to inform the Health Chairman or a Justice of the Peace, with penalties up to fifty dollars. It also addresses exposure in streets and public conveyances and penalties for distributing contaminated clothing or items. The Act outlines enforcement by justices and stipulates precautions and penalties for noncompliance.
Telegraphic Extension to Pelleys Island Urged
The Sun argues for extending telegraph service to Pelleys Island to aid the Iron Pyrites Company mining center. It cites employment, local and regional economic benefits, and government support as Whiteway party planks, urging early action in the current session.
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Pelley's
Pelley's Island
Iron Pyrites Company
Pelley’s Island
Whiteway
Montreal firm urges Ottawa action to settle Newfoundland tariff
Stewart Munn & Co. of Montreal issue a circular to the Millers Association of Canada urging pressure on the Ottawa Government to settle the Newfoundland tariff dispute. Newfoundland imports 300 000 to 350 000 barrels of flour from Canada annually, with margins for interception of trade to the United States. The decision rests with Dominion authorities whether millers keep or lose flour business with Newfoundland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Stewart Munn
Newfoundland
United States
Canada
Newfoundland Bank fishing fleet in 1891 totals 271 vessels
The Newfoundland Bank fleet in 1891 consisted of 271 vessels totaling 15 212 tons with 3 719 men employed. Fish catch reached 147 948 quarts, averaging 630 quintals per schooner and 40 quintals per man. The top catcher was John Munn & Co. schooner Mary M. captained by Neil with 2 35 quintals.
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Newfoundland Bank
Uate
John
Anniversary celebration of North Star Division and Band of Hope
On Tuesday March 1 the North Star Division No 15 and Crystal Stream Band of Hope marked the twenty eighth anniversary with a 2 o'clock procession to the Congregational Church for Divine service led by Rev B Peck from Isaiah. Afterward they marched to Canvas Town and Payne's Cove before returning to the Hall for a 4 30 repast. An evening program at 7 30 drew a large audience with recitations dialogues songs and addresses. Rev R Temple presided and Janet Roberts led the organ. The event praised temperance and youth involvement with thanks votes and the National Anthem.
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North Star’ Division
No. 15
Crystal Stream Band of Hope
Congregational Church
B. Peck
Payne's Cove
R. Temple
R.D
W.P
Janet Roberts
C. 5
Band of Hope
J. Hill
J. K. Kelly
Herring Curing Methods and Market Potential Discussed
A public discussion cites flaws in Newfoundland herring curing and packing. It compares local methods with Scotch and Norwegian barrels, urging adoption of iron bound, water tight vessels to prevent spoilage and improve export value. The article urges knowledge transfer to fishermen and local barrel production to boost profits and markets.
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United States
Scotland
Norway
Newfoundland
Bay of Island
St. John’s
Consignees
Fortune Bay
Native letter urges herring fishery revival at Friday's Bay
A March 9 1892 Twillingate letter from Native urges development of the Friday's Bay herring fishery, arguing Newfoundland's cure and packing are neglected and many could teach proper methods. The writer seeks editor space to share excerpts from St John's papers on curing and exporting herring to boost winter family income.
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Friday's Bay
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Mr. Neilson
Steamers poised to prosecute seal fishery this Spring
The list details steamers, owners, and captains bound for the seal fishery. Notable entries include Aurora W Stephen & Co McKay. Terra Nova H Dawe. Eclipse de Guy. Iceland Mann Winsor. Greenland H Dawe. Vanguard de Goss. Mastiff Curtis. Leopard Thorburn & Tessier Fowlow. Labrador Hann. Kite Bowring Bros W Knee. Falcon J Knee. Eagle Jackman. Diana Job Bros Barbour. Panther Baine Johnson & Co Joy. Ranger Stewart Bragg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
W. Stephen & Co
McKay
Terra Nova
Do H
Dawe
Esquimaux
D.S. &W.co
Phillips
Eclipse de Guy
Iceland
Mann
Winsor
Greenland
Vanguard
de Goss
Mastiff
Do Curtis
Leopard
Thorburn & Tessier
Fowlow
Olf
Do Kean
Labrador
Do Hann
Kite
Bowring Bros
Fish Trade Advances In Boston Market Report
Advices from Boston report steady demand for fresh frozen herring and other fish. Receipts near 1,000,000 pounds. seven cargoes of salt herring total about 7,000 barrels sold actively at 2.50 per barrel. Prices quoted for various salted fishes and pickled varieties, with outlook for improved prices and brighter season ahead. Telegram, Feb. 3.
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Oui
Boston
Heiranda
Geasel
Haddock
No. 1'S
Eastport
Norway
Labrador
Halifax
Telegram
Newfoundland News Roundup: Mail Arrivals and Appointments
The second overland mail for the South reached St John s on March 2. Northbound Jest Gambo may arrive Monday. The Sons of Temperance festival report arrives late. A Berlin doctor claims influenza bacillus and reared it with Pfeiffer. Four schooners cleared for the seal fishery from Pierce s Harbor on March 1. Governors appoint John R. McCowen Cecil H Bowen and Timothy Connors as Justices of the Peace for island and northern district. Mails from Tilt Cove brought word of many seals killed by gunsmen around the bay.
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Pierce’s Harbor
Fim
E. Dutler
R. Hodge, Esq
Tilt Cove
Shoe Cove
John R. McCowen
Island of
Newfoundland
Cecil H. Bowen
Pilley’s Island
Timothy Connors
Cotter's Island
General Booth Ends Australian Tour With Large Parade
General Booth closed his Australian tour with grand parades in Melbourne and Adelaide. In Melbourne the farewell service featured a cheque for £10,000 presented to the General from the self-denial week in Australia and New Zealand. Missionary meetings linked to the Church of England ran this week starting Tuesday at St. Peter's Church with Rev. C White of Fogo and Rev. G Chamberlain of Herring Neck speaking. Rev. R Temple, R D, accompanied them and planned to visit Fogo and nearby areas.
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Booth
Melbourne
Adelaide
Victorian
Australia
New Zealand
Church of England
St. Peter's Church
C. White
Fogo
G. Chamberlain
Herring Neck
R. Temple
R. D
Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy Promises Cure
The advertisement extols Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy as a mild cleansing treatment for catarrh in the head. It claims to relieve ringing ears coughing watering eyes and throat irritation while purifying breath and healing inflamed passages for a lasting cure.
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Charles Mayne
Twillingate
Notre Dame Jewellery Store
J.T. Lamb's
Little Bay
Public Health Act
Northern Weekly Advertiser
Son
S. of
Rose Curtis
Sudo
Miss_ Freeman
Band of Hope Children
Rev. B. Peck
Church of Christ
Minnie Roberts
Jenny Gray
Lydia Newman
Mrs. House
Miss Curtis
Tom
Janet Hodder
Rev. J. Hill
A. Colbourne
Roland Newman
F. Ridout
Rev. K. Kelly
Dinah
Stephen Loveridge
Twillingate Sun
the Fish Trade
South
Overland Mail
Sons of Temperance Festival
Berlin
Dr. Pfeiffer