28 Sep 1880
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1880
Page
1
A limping pilgrim speaks to sisters brothers and children. He notes a heaven sent message guiding his dull life and lightening others tasks. He asks for peace at the end of day and vows not to vex the lyre before bidding farewell with grateful, tearful thanks.
A historical farming column discusses benefits of green pasture for pigs and cows, clover roots for deep soil, and pasture efficiency for sheep and cows. It cites feeding practices like salted water for dairy cows, linseed meal and bran mixes for pig diarrhoea, and cautions on proper grain use with grass runs.
H H Hecox of the 5th Wisconsin writes to the Madison State Journal confirming many statements from Surgeon Castleman's 1863 book. He recalls Hancock's ungovernable temper and notorious abuse of Lieut Col Emery and Capt John Hancock, noting hostility and general cussedness as a public blemish on his candidacy.
General Beall, arriving from California, says Grant indicated he would reach Washington around October 1. Grant will stay with Beall and receive an enthusiastic welcome. Grant’s letters express confidence in Republican victory to preserve war results and shield the country from a Southern rebel policy. He argues Republicans must win in November for peace and prosperity, as crucial as Union victory in the rebellion.
The Methodist Church bishop Simpson continues his stay in California, with no announced plans for return. This update notes his ongoing travel status and location as reported.
An advertisement touts Dr King s New Discovery as a universal remedy for coughs colds asthma bronchitis hoarseness hay fever and chest pain claiming rapid healing and a guaranteed cure when others fail It promotes a trial bottle for 10 cents and a full bottle for 1 sold by A W Morek Co Warren
The crowded Academy of Music heard Senator Conkling assail the Democratic ticket and argue Southern control of Congress. He cited voting power in the Senate and House, warned of a Democratic run to power, and contrasted Republican fiscal gains with Democratic calls for reform.
A survey of season trends highlights lace, silk, and trim details, plus new colors like Capucine brown and fashionable neckwear. Pithy quotes, travel quips, and social observances mix with humorous tales and reflections on old versus modern comforts.
The Pennsylvania Railroad operates a payroll system where checks are prepared for each employee and certified by the auditor. Supervisors collect signatures on pay cars as the checks are stamped with the superintendent's signature on the back. Checks are drawn on division banks and may be cashed along the line, eliminating the need to carry cash on pay trips.
Harper's 1862 anecdote recounts Col Garfield who once preached in a mountain town where a rude heckler disrupted the service. Garfield warned that Job would thrash him, then leapt from the pulpit to subdue the man before resuming his sermon.
A London Journal correspondent notes the fearsome Irish symptom feur gurthe or hungry grass that strikes walkers on mountains. A stray crumb can revive the fainting victim, and the disease is said to be caused by treading on an unknown plant.
Edited by the Warren County Christian Temperance Alliance presents a stark critique of voting for prohibition or weakly supported tickets. The piece argues such ballots empower an aristocracy once in power, claiming they can perpetuate control and corruption in the name of righteousness.
A speaker denounces drinking among refined circles and calls on leaders to empty their cellars. He warns liquor sellers and drinkers of divine judgment, urging personal vows to abstain and defend homes from ruin caused by intoxication.
A miscellany of quotations on religion and health. Notable lines reference a Norse swimmer in Minnesota and a Milwaukee exhibition, with medical advice praising Simmons Liver Regulator and Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral for coughs and dyspepsia.
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