The Haunted Mansion of Vancouver Harbor
A stormy night drama unfolds at Major John Vancouver's cliffside mansion. Prudence Fairfax Vancouver betrays a traitor lover, sheltering Ralph Herndon to preserve him for liberty, provoking the General to murderously confront her. Prudence leaps to the sea. Vancouver dies days later. Herndon dies in battle. rumors say Prudence’s spirit haunts the cliff and mansion.
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Cats Rise Over Dogs In Fashionable Circles
The Philadelphia Times notes a shift from dogs to cats in upscale homes. Fine cats like tortoiseshells and Angoras command high prices while dogs dwindle on city promenades and in shops.
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End to Bone scraping thanks to electric remedies
Edward Shepherd of Harrisburg Illinois credits Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve for curing a eight year running leg sore that physicians said would require bone scraping or amputation. He used three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Arnica Salve and recovered. Prices: Electric Bitters fifty cents per bottle and Arnica Salve twenty five cents per box from A W Morck.
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Prehistoric Copper Mining Along Lake Superior Shores
The article recounts ancient copper mining on the Lake Superior coast in Michigan and nearby areas, noting large hauls of nearly pure copper unearthed by a prehistoric race. It cites Knapp’s 1847 discovery near Rockland and the mass sent to the Smithsonian, with extensive diggings, hammer tools, and signs of long-abandoned works.
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A Queer Russian Will
In St. Petersburg a wealthy bachelor dies leaving property in St. Petersburg and Moscow to his nephew with odd conditions. The heir must vow to quit smoking and gaming and wed within six months of proving the will. Three executors may seize the estate if the heir refuses. The first two vows are kept, the marriage requirement remains unsatisfied.
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