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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1891
Page
4
An office located in the Library Building on Liberty Street Warren Warren County PA lists subscription terms for the Lercer. The advance price is 1.50 and the yearly rate is 2.00 if not paid in advance.
Ledger Printing House offers superior first-class printing services in western Pennsylvania. All orders by mail will be promptly attended to and satisfaction guaranteed.
The clip notes Ex Senator Reed and McKinley era tensions in Congress, shifts in party strength toward the Democrats, and upcoming fundraising for Charles Parnell in Ireland. It highlights legislation, senatorial races, and a Swiss Sunday law, with Windom's estate and a $50,000 gift to his widow.
In the Illinois legislature last Wednesday General John M. Palmer secured 103 votes to 100 for Lindley with Streeter at 1 after a prior deadlock. Palmer, 75, long active in both major parties, was hailed by Democrats nationwide and respected by Republicans for his capability. Caarnes Ex-Lis ex-burgess of Clarendon town visited, praising his two year reform of a debt ridden borough, introducing paid water works and lowering insurance rates. C G Thomas succeeds him as burgess, promising a simplified, public-focused agenda.
A roundup of real estate transfers lists numerous deeds from W W Curtis to Sugar Grove bank and others, detailing properties in Sugar Grove Deerfield Glade Pleasant Kinzua and surrounding areas with prices from 50 to 8350 dollars. One entry notes a transfer to M Almendinger for 1 dollar and another cites a 1070 Deerfield transfer. A variety of patrons including J C Hamilton and WR Dawson appear in multiple transactions. The section ends with a broader social note on church leadership debates over women deaconesses and the New York Presbytery’s stance, prompting counterclaims of liberal gender roles in church life.
A druggist appeal urges choosing Kemp's Balsam for throat and lungs claiming higher profit from others. Promotes Kemp's Balsam as pure and fast acting to relieve coughs influenza sore throat and tickling irritation with a note on large bottles priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
A compact poem excerpt underscores the value of home as the central aim of human endeavor. It contrasts labor and rest, order and chaos, depicting home as the ultimate meaning behind nations, laws, and everyday toil. The author, Charles G. Whiting, elevates home as humanity’s core purpose amid world activity.
Heart disease once deemed incurable is said to be conquerable with proper treatment. Cured after 20 years by Dr Miles New Heart Cure are Mrs Elmira Hatch of Elkhart Indiana and Mrs Mary L Baker of Ovid Michigan. Drugist S C Linburg of San Jose Illinois notes the cure. Levi Logan of Buchanan Michigan reports 30 years of illness relieved after two bottles. Morris and Mullen sell and guarantee the remedy with a free Book of Wonderful Testimonials.
A simple and excellent furniture polish made from olive oil and vinegar in a one to two ratio. Shake well and apply with a woolen cloth, rubbing vigorously. A housewife endorses it as reliable and giving satisfactory results.
Miles' Nerve and Liver Pills regulate the liver stomach and bowels through the nerves a new principle regu lating discovery. Dr Miles' Pills speedily cure biliousness bad taste torpid liver piles and constipation. Unequaled for men women children. Smallest mildest surest samples free at Morris & Mullen's drug store tf
A Washington letter writer argues Reed’s ruling style was a perpetual joke during Congress. He depicts Reed as treating minority rights with reviled “outrage” rules while McMillin, McKinley, and Cannon watched. Democrats later refused to vote thanks, leaving Reed in tears after adjournment.
A Mississippi river steamboat blaze stirs New Orleans excitement while Dr Lee’s Livery Regulator touts cures for dyspepsia biliousness indigestion and constipation. Red Flag Oil offers pain relief with a 25 cent price and a free trial bottle at L G Noyes & Co. Hon W L Scott plans a 200000 house for his daughter this summer amid other ventures and notes similar bits in newspapers.
A fragment from a 19th century issue compares the aims of the upcoming World’s Fair to the claimed benefits of the Restorative Nervine by Dr. Franklin Miles. It touts a free offer of trial bottles and a book on nervous and heart diseases, noting the remedy contains no opium or dangerous drugs. The piece also touches on German politics with reports of the emperor seeking a strong navy and potential shifts in leadership figures.
A Columbus Ohio notice promotes a book on cancer claiming thousands cured by new methods without pain blood loss or knives. It invites readers to request the book sent free from Surgical Hotel Harrman president and lists an address and dates.
In Warren on March 4 1891 Thomas O Slater and Julia C Jarvis were married at W Jarvis residence by Rev A W Ryan. In Pine Valley N Y on March 3 1891 William M Coleman of Clarendon Ps and Alice M Grey of Forestville N Y were married by Rev D M Carpenter.
Notices list deaths of Julia Mooney in Mead Township on March 7 1891 after a brief illness aged 21. Also Mrs Richard Wells died in Warren on March 6 1891 aged 68. Finally Mrs Higgins died at Wrightsville residence of her son James Higgins in Wrightsville on February 8 1891.
A Warren Pennsylvania notice advertises Nelson Greenlund as undertaker and embalmer located at 214 Hickory Street with exchange block reference. The fragment confirms his trade and street address in Warren.
One hundred dollar Hall's Catarrh Cure reward ad claims internal cure and testimonials from Toledo druggists F J Cheney Co West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin. A farmer neighbor clock remark ends with a clock puzzle about twelve striking two and twenty minutes to seven.
The piece describes malaria threats from marshy lands and floods and praises Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a potent preventive and cure for malaria and multiple ailments. It also includes a humorous exchange about a funeral lead in a theatre.
A supposed instant remedy labeled Mystic Cure promises radical relief from rheumatism and neuralgia within one to three days. It claims to remove the cause and dissipate the disease immediately, with initial benefit within the first dose. Sold by L G Noyes & Co., druggists, Warren, Pa.
A Clyde Stallion about to be three years old is registered and offered for sale at a low price based on value. For details contact D. F. Wilcox of Lander, Pennsylvania, or call at the residence in Farmington. D. F. Wincox 29-36.
A Warren Pa druggist advertises Woolford's Sanitary Lotion as an 80 minute cure for itching mange and scratches on humans or animals. Sold by L G Noyes & Co. in Warren.
A detailed advertisement announces a large stock clearance of White Goods from February 2 to 28. It highlights yardage of cottons, linings, lace, embroideries, muslins, and dress fabrics with deep discounts, emphasizing prices per yard and per dozen, all strictly cash. DAVID SHEAR is named as the seller.
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