A Case of Chills and Malaria Treatment Described
An 45-year-old malarious patient from a distant district seeks relief after a decade-long quinine use. Dr Hartman prescribes Pe-rata Na and Man-a-lin, leading to complete recovery and renewed health. He touts Peruna and Manalin as cures and promotes a malaria treatise and free medical consultation by Dr Greene.
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Matlarious
O League
Peruna Medicine Company
Columbus
Ohio
Greene
14Th Street
New York
Dr. Greene
Pantina Cough and Consumption Cure Ad Aimed at Ills
An old advertisement warns of chronic illnesses from consumption to colds and urges using Pantina Cough and Consumption Cure priced 25 and 50 cents. It touts Dr. Lees Liver Regulator as a sure remedy for dyspepsia biliousness headache indigestion and kidney complaints with trial bottles offered by L G Noyes & Co.
Davis' 53 for Rhea Palace Cars for Pennsylvania Railroad
The Pullman Palace Car Company delivers the newest state of the art cars for the Pennsylvania Railroad. Luxurious interiors with mohair seating, Turkish carpet, and ornate woodwork elevate the Washington Limited and Congressional Limited trains. Innovations reduce sway, improve air conditioning, and link cars via vestibules for near silent stops.
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Pullman Palace Car Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pullman
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pullman Works
New York
Pullman Company
Philadelphia Times
Married telegraph romance ends in desert wedding
A desert telegraph romance ends with J. J. Stansbury and his partner from Ban ning, Cal. marrying after a fever recovery reveals the nurse was the Banning operator who wore rubber boots and refused to roll. The couple's tale, recounted by the groom, notes a life of warm wires and shared plans.
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J. J. Stansbury
Jackson Springs
Cal
Desert
Yuma
Iever
Banning
New Mexico
John
Hosteller’s Stomach Bitters Advocated For Dyspepsia Relief
Critics warn against nauseous medicines and urge using Hosteller’s Stomach Bitters derived from vegetable sources. The tonic is praised for safe stimulant properties and tested by invalids, offering relief from dyspepsia liver complaints constipation rheumatism and related ailments.
Against Her Will and the Doll's Nose Contusion
A humorous note from Youth's Companion describes Marjorie who seldom cries even after bumps. Recently her beloved doll Araminta fell into a grate, injuring its nose, prompting Marielle to burst into tears and beg her mother for help as she lamented tears that would not stay fastened.
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Marjorie
Arancinta
Marielle
Mamma
Youth
The Central Park Vigilante Elder
An old man patrols Central Park each fair day warning rule breakers with a bent wood stick. He proclaims himself a protector of the park though many insist he is crazy, while residents describe his steps as well meaning but unsettling.
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Central Park
Park Commission
New York Commercial Advertiser
A Risky Experiment in London Population Growth
The Philadelphia Times notes the revised Great Britain census showing London proper with 4,200,000 and London and suburbs at 5,330,000. It observes rapid yearly increases since 1880, predicting many outcomes as population concentrates into a single metropolis. Centralization brings rapid transit gains but risks epidemics or blazes in a sultry summer.
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Great Britain
London
Philadelphia Times
Heevy Pur chase Made At Warren Market
The speaker boasts of a large fresh stock bought at sacrifice as importers sold to meet the season. They claim many goods will appeal to ladies of Warren and surrounding areas who will recognize bargains and value in these new arrivals.
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Warren
Extraordinary Value Cloth Sale Prices
Extraordinary values offered with 124 cents extra quality Scotch Zephyr goods sold this season at 25 cents. Also 9000 yards of India Cashmere in black and colored grounds with hand painted clover and flower designs at 15 cents after reductions from 30 cents. 2000 yards Paw-Gee suitings in China silk effects sold before at 35 cents now offered at 15 cents.
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India
China
Woodllen dress goods sale at discounted prices
65 cents 50 pieces all wool French plaids and stripes previously sold at 125 a yard. 54 inch Camel's Hair would have been 12 a pattern, now 5. 10 dress patterns. High class novelties embroidered and tufted goods once selling for 25 to 30.
Exquisite silks and laces offered at remarkable values
Silk crepe de chines and India silks in colors Pink Turquoise Lavender Cleopatra Red. Lace ribbons and gloves accompany them. Extraordinary values in Cream Cashmere Camel's Hair Surges Albatross Nuns' Veilings.
New Wares House Opened By W H Pigkett 60
W H Pigkett &60 opens a large four story ware house, 36 by 120 feet, with basement stocks including pipes and nails, first floor stocked with Tron steel and wire goods, second floor tools and farm implements, and a 10500 square foot shop on the third floor where about thirty men work. They ship to eight states and offer plumbing heating and sheet iron work at low prices with a full hardware line and famous axes and lubricants.
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Syracuse Wrought Steel
Syracuse Oliver
Gowanda
Gale
Pickett
Kassons
Jackets at Half Price in Meyer Jonasson Sale
A clearance offer from Meyer Jonasson Co. features over 200 jackets and blazers priced at less than half their former amounts. Hurry to view and buy before stock runs out.
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Meyer, Jonasson & Co
Attorneys AT Law
Beatty Block
A. A. Davis & Co
D. I. Ball
Notary Public
D. J. Ball, Co. Cg, Thompson
Best Bargains in Hosiery and Underwear
Hosiery and underwear offer two for a dime bargains. Fast black ribbed cotton hose for ladies and children priced at ten cents per pair. Ladies ribbed vests advertised as superior to usual 25 cent goods. Silk and Lisle undergarments also highlighted as best bargains.
Special bargains in car pets and carpets
Special bargains in car carpets with Wilton Back Velvets at 85 cents, regular price 1.25. Body Brussels at 1 dollar, down from 1.35. Twenty pieces of Tapestry Brussels reduced from 75 and 85 cents to 65 cents per yard. Grand reduction in price of Ingrain carpets.
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Wilton
Brussels
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