Beauty of California Exhibit at New Orleans Fair
Speedal correspondence reports on California's exhibit at the New Orleans Exposition. Sonoma County's displays include seeds, grains, fruits, vegetables, wines, nursery stock, olives and olive oil, raisins, and a large wheat and barley sample from Rancho Chico. notable highlights cover apples from Russian River, Petaluma packing, and extensive almond, walnut, and nut varieties. The olive oil output for Santa Barbara County reaches 11,500 gallons worth $5,000, with raisin production expanding. 1884 sun dried and packed raisins total 3,500,000 pounds. The essay notes extraordinary wheat yields across multiple varieties and states that California's 1884 wheat harvest reached 55,000,000 bushels, the largest in the union, alongside a rich honey and wax exhibit from J E Pleasants. A closing reminder previews the next installment focusing on Woman's Work in California.
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Wisconsin
New Orleans
Union Pacific Railroad Company
California
Sonoma County
Russian River
Santa Rosa
Enfarine
Montmillon
Los Colona
Rose of Peru
Plane Tokay
Cornichon
Wis
Petaluma Packing Company
San Francisco
Kern County
Georgia
Alabama
Santa Barbara
Hollister & Sexton
Santa Barbara County
San Bernadino County
London
Rancho Chico
Butte County
Jno. Bidwell
Valley of the Rhine
Mt. Lebanon
Italy
North Africa
South Africa
Australia
Egypt
Greece
Russia
South America
Acre
Brennan
Norfolk
Lemon
Jessup
The
Agricultural College
Union
Nepal
J. E. Pleasants
Santa Anna
Los Angeles County
Chicago Election Fraud Clerk Sullivan Breaks Silence
Michael P. Sullivan, one of the clerks behind the frauds in Chicago’s Eighteenth Ward, recounts events from exile in Canada. In a sworn statement given to a Tribune rep in Sarnia he says Hansbrough took an unfinished tally sheet and that no Republican ticket bearing Brand’s name was seen by judges or clerks. He claims Hansbrough urged him to leave the city and revisions to his account confirm the narrative’s accuracy.
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Chicago
Michael P. Sullivan
Canada
Chicago Tribune
Sarnia
Hansbrough
Sullivan
Brand
Good for the Child and Wise Treatment
A Richmond mother, Mrs. H W Perry, reports using Brown's Iron Bitters for her children with satisfactory results. The advertisement encourages judicious care in childhood ailments and claims the product is sold everywhere.
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H.W. Perry
Richmond
Pioneer sericulturist of Wisconsin promotes silk worms
The Oshkosh pastor H Fischer leads a Wisconsin sericulture push with 100000 silkworm eggs and mulberry experiments. He explains climate suitable Russian mulberry hedges, notes six week season from May to June, and offers trees and guidance to beginners while detailing his outreach across the state.
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H. Fischer
Oshkosh
Wiscossix
Fischer
Wisconsin
State Agricultural Society
Madison
Wiscousin
Missouri
Mr. Fischer
Mrr. Fischer
Eighth Street
Wis
Kansas
Consumption Cured and Global Notices From March
An old physician offers free, mailed instructions for a vegetable cure for consumption and lung ailments, in German French or English, claiming thousands cured. Bishop Baltes sees the Kaskaskia bell sent to New Orleans Exposition, the first toll west of the Alleghenies. A coal find near Britton Dakota promises fuel potential. Also an advertisement for Rough on Coughs lozenges and syrup.
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W-A. Noyes
Power's Block
Rochester
N-Y
St. Louis
Baltes
Alton
Jil
Kaskaskia
Ill
Here
Mississippi Valley
New Orleans
Allegheny Mountains
Rochelle
France
Louis Bayatte
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Praised by Two Readers
Mrs. E. G. Edgerly of Council Bluffs Iowa extols Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as essential for home use saying it cures throat and lung ailments in her family over thirty years. John H. Stoddard of Petersburg Virginia states he has never found a medicine equal to it for serious throat and lung afflictions in either children or adults.
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Pittsburg
Titusville
George Brinton
Brinton
William Kaney
Kaney
Roche
Europe
Lyons
Kim
Seine
France
New England
Ayer
E. G. Edgerly
Council Bluffs
Iowa
John H. Stoddard
Petersburg
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Endorsed By Various Families
A promotional set of testimonials extols Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for throat and lung ailments in children and adults. Readers from Jersey City to Terre Haute praise its effectiveness for croup, colds, bronchitis, and suspected consumption, urging it as a household staple.
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Ars
L. E. Herman
Mercer St
Jersey City
Ayer
B. T. Johnson
Mt. Savage
W. H. Stickler
Terre Haute
Ind
E. M. Breckenridge
Brainerd
Brainerd, Minn
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the Weekly
Folwaukee
Beauty OF
New Orleans Exposition
Golden Gate Manufacturing Company
United States
J.P. Rox
Canars
Maine
Boston
Louis Roche
Worcester
Mass
Thomas Plunkett
West Boylston
County Mayo
Ireland
Massachusetts
Plunkett
Roanoke Island
Newbern
Camden
Bull Run
Chantilly
South Mountain
Antietam
Fredericksburg
Sergt. Pliunkett
State House
Lula
Atuasta
Opera House
Coleman
Lara Hurst
Atlanta
Dr. Thomas
ITEUS
J.C. Resnex
la Crosse
Frank Zevem
Berlin
Kempster
Hurane Parkhaurst
Watertown
Dows
Running
Clear Creek
Eau Claire
F. Horsersay
Oconomowoc
Puilipe Kesseey
Poysippi
Hale
Carlos M. Grow
Prairie du Sac
Fastry
Green Bay
Gillim
Greenbush
Dane County
Baptist Church
Rock River
Winiian Jones
W. B. Maggey
Medford
Blake House
Racine
T.T. Exeuisa
Baraboo
Raywoxp Gorper
Columbia Street
Chippewa Falls
Axios Hicks
Kinney House
Whitewater
Frank Riggs
Carl Taylor
Chelsea
Florida
Pensacola
Kees
Taylor
Young
Congress
Lake Superior
Stockbridge and Munsee
Albert Martin
August Leideger
Neillsville
Martin
Leideger
Dakota
Bissarck
D. T
Britton
Day County
Saxford
Sanford
Wiggin
Sanronp
Potter Drug and Chemical
Collins
Don
J. C. Ayer& Co
Lowell
Tutt’s
Murray St
Jutt's
Ana
James Eyles
James Pele
New York
Siriaas
Cricago
Clark St
Claeee
LARKE
Dr. Clarke
Patta
Noone
C. Clabhe
Shane
Malin
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