Bridge of Life and Health by Parker’s House Remedy
A fragment reflecting Bulwer Lytton on religion as a bridge between childhood and old age, then shifts to a health advertisement for Parker’s house remedy. It promises invigoration from tonic air and medicine, claiming to strengthen the central arch of life and cure ailments from dyspepsia to rheumatism.
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Sir. E. Bulwer Lytton
Ain
Heaven
Parker's
Saturn
Cleveland Denounces Blaine in Campaign Rhetoric
Apublic rally denounces dishonesty in politics as August 1884 campaign rhetoric targets James G Blaine and Grover Cleveland. The speaker warns that voting Blaine equals endorsing corruption while Cleveland stands for honesty and reform. Beecher condemns slander against Cleveland and defends him with a personal letter from 1884.
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Mr. Blaine
Democratic Party
Bayard
Thurman
Carlisle
Lamar
Cleveland
Blaine
Dorsey, Elkins
Jones
Jay Gould
Treasury
Corruption
St. John
Butler
Penta
Executive Mansion
Beecher
Albany
Executive Chamber
Rece
Tam
Buffalo
Paraisel
New York
Brooklyn
Gunover Cleveland
Ker
Mr. Beecher
Plymouth
Boston Independent Republicans
Carl Schurz
Hendricks
Special Attention to Diseases of Females Examinations Free
A medical facility promises free examinations for female diseases claiming expertise in diagnosing and curing conditions through plant remedies and personalized constitutional treatments. The notice touts unique, noninvasive exams, state arrival, and facilities expanded to treat women’s health concerns with sympathy and privacy.
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United States
Political rant foreshadowing 1884 election outcome
A Washington corrected column denounces the 1884 campaign rhetoric as folly while predicting a Democratic rout on November 4. It lambasts Republican influence in Ohio and federal patronage schemes for post offices and public buildings, citing waste and mismanagement. The piece also criticizes Indian policy and poverty in Piegan, urging humane treatment and fiscal restraint.
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Wasuiseron
D.C
Tippecanoe
White House
Pentae
New York City
Ohio
Cal
Congress
Eats
Fevdas
Proctor Knott
Duluth
Ian
Greeley
Druggist Ads and Quips From a Past Market Page
A fragmented page offers testimonials and pitches for tonics, salves, and patent medicines. It touts Dr Bull's Cough Syrup, Electric Bitters, Athlophoros as a disease specific, Page's Climax Salve, Burdock Blood Bitters, and Herr Hoechner's Rheumatic Relief. It also mentions Hill Wilson druggists, Arnica Salve, Carter's Liver Pills, Parker's Balsam, and various quips about nostrums and remedies with dated language.
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Moffat
Page
Mofat
J.P. Mills
Liberty Street
New York
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Bulwer Litton's Bridge
Capital Reader
Ito H, Hallett & Co
Maine
Saree Brees Ore & Pat
Drv
Carters
IVER
Hegraten
Bern
Nricelemt
Carter Medicine CO
Spermatorr
Concey
New Anea
York
Lewiston
B. E. Man
M.D. Albans
Hall
M. D
Dyra
H. Dawson
Cambridge
France
Agaon
Bete
Medical Association
Calle
W. A. France
Dr. Pfrawce
Prmctice
Vis
G. H. White
H.8. Chandler
N. S
Mitcureme
Omer
Keystone
Bend Seoet Stump
Exyviene Watch
Grees
Marster
Dr. Bull's
Bright
Hill
Mottat
Etha
P. Corbit
Geo . E. Church
Ae. Maven
H. MH. Cochran
Lancaster
Thomas
Osth
C. J. Andrews
Mansfield
Dr. Hoeher
L. Gackenheimer
J. A. Towne
Winona
Mines
Hill & Wilson
Baschien
Oy Hi & Wilson
Wu Carter
Ramses
Delilah
Samson
Parker
Ene
Alee
Lipt
Scents
Acker
Hi Bile & Wilson
Japan
In & Wilson
Acker’s
Franklin
Slocum
T. A. Slocum
Pearl Street
Hill & Wilson, Ag’ts
Saari
United
Setlaon & Mouallay Tobacco
Aren
Lu. Ait M. H. Tuttle
Stinson & Co
Portland
Mulje
Nouide
van Wert
Raid
Cownt
Mace Commis
John Green
Sre Argea
Lex
Auliman Taylor
J. E. Heppeard
Mercer, van Wert and Allen Co's
Remson
Disan
Michigan
Foutz
David FE. Poute
Baltimore
I. F. Gackenseimi
Osin
Ringramton
Flushing
L. 1
New York World
de Barta
Church & Lee
THEV
City OF
Mexico
Vibes
Bob Pumiel
Bakit
Kindrink
Jou
Wan He Tee
Tome