North Carolina Sentinel seeks readers and subscrib ers in wake of political year
The Weekly Sentinel urges subscriptions with club rates and prepayment offers featuring Gov Alfred M Scales portraits. It asks North Carolinians at home and abroad to recruit new subscribers, promising a Free portrait with extended terms and detailing recent local notices and civic concerns. It notes local politics, fire hazards, and historical references while promoting continued publication through November.
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Senatorial Probes and Silver Dollar Debate in North Carolina
The column notes a North Carolina Senator proposing to double fourth class postal rates and urges readers abroad to subscribe to The Sentinel for a Governor Soares portrait special. It defends the silver dollar against European price quotes, cites constitutional powers to regulate value, and previews upcoming elections with district and statewide offices.
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Fragmented North Carolina notes on politics and letters
A mixed column cites Durham and local papers debating tax policy and woman suffrage, plus literary notices and personal items. It mentions governors, lawyers, and authors, including North Carolina connections, with brief references to appointments and travels.
Weekly Gist of News From Home and Abroad
The West reports a Pole hanged in Chicago for a woman’s murder, rail strikes grow with troops to Texarkana, and Salida Cal hotel blaze under $120000 loss. Missouri guards railroads. Gould rejects arbitration with Powderly. Board to settle with Hoxie. Nor teases Pittsburg streetcar strike and mill fire north of Philadelphia. Manning and Garland improving. South notes Roanelron coal fire, Calera boiler blast, Vicksburg rape case, and L and N shop fires in New Orleans. Charleroi blaze and Belgian property losses. International brief on Charleroi damage, tobacco experiments in Britain, and Bismarck spirits monopoly bill defeat. Gladstone ministers resign.
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Contagious Diseases Cure Promoted by Patient Testimony
A British-born patient describes a blood poison from England that resisted two years of hospital treatment. He traveled to America, received care in New York and at Roosevelt Hospital, then used Swift's Specific and reports full recovery after six bottles. He words his account as a liberated testimonial dated June 12 1885 in New York City.
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Blood Poison Testimonial From New Jersey Man
A patient recounts years of rheumatism and blood poisoning treatment in hospitals and elsewhere. After seven bottles of Swift's Specific the narrator claims full recovery, noting skin boils cleared and health restored following treatment in New Jersey and Texarkana.
Poison past predosed cress and hair removal cure
A patient describes relief from poison exposure with rapid improvement after a week and complete healing of sores within eight weeks. The notice lists contact details for The Swirr Sreering Co. offering a treatise on blood and skin diseases mailed free from Atlanta and New York addresses, dated July 18, 1885.
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