The Science of Life medical work offered by Peabody Institute
A Purported medical advertisement extols The Science of Life or Self-Preservation as a comprehensive mental and nervous disease treatise. It claims over 200 octavo pages, two hundred engravings, bound in muslin, priced at $2.00. The piece cites endorsements from Republican Journal Philadelphia Inquirer and Tribune. It notes the author’s Europe return and role at Peabody Medical Institute Boston and mentions a gold medal awarded March 31 1876. Catalogues are available, with mail orders and office hours listed.
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Silver standards and the double standard debate
The article discusses 19th century silver and gold standard issues, noting Switzerland and France debates. It emphasizes keeping two standards interchangeable and equal in value, warns against debasing coinage, and predicts silver’s fluctuating value due to overproduction and market conditions. The piece cites Denmark, Sweden, Germany, and other nations as examples shaping future policy.
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Suit Against Tilden Faces Test Case in Back Income Tax
Reading Bayle argues the case tests government fairness in tax collection. The piece questions fairness if assessors have already acted under a broad income law and suggests a statutory limitation should bar government action after agents’ missteps. It warns against using government error to reopen cash tax claims.
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Sue Victor requests hanging after life sentence
Mrs Victor, who poisoned her brother in Ohio and had her death sentence commuted to life, asked to be hanged. Judge Bingham held she remains an escapee after conviction and ordered her delivery to Cuyahoga county authorities for action. Fourteen dogs were found imprisoned the other day in Wilkesbarre.
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Grant in London and Paris Visit Ends Next Week
General Grant attended a private dinner at the Grosvenor Hotel in London hosted by a personal friend of the American press. The guest list included Edward Pierrepont and Conkling among others. Grant said he would visit Paris next week. A separate report recalls a four year old boy who killed his playmate, prompting moralborne guidance urging peaceable, self controlled upbringing over vendetta or brute force.
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Washington tussle over civil service graft and reform
Secretary Schurz challenges the civil service board over favoritism as appointees are groomed by friends. He dismisses a board member and installs a replacement, threatening action against those who thwart honest administration. The piece discusses presidential power, Senate confirmations, and historic New England visits by past presidents.
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Battle near Sistova and Russian landing attempts reported
The Vienna relay describes a major battle below Sistova with Turkish retreat and Russian advances. Russian forces land on the Ardschish front, facing Turkish gunboats and heavy resistance while sustaining heavy casualties. Reports mention the possible capture of Batoum and detail officer commands during a pontoon crossing and hillside assault. The piece also notes Bismarck at Kissingen and local political and social items.
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