18 Feb 1886
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1886
Page
1
A sprawling tale details fraud by Hamilton County Democrats tied to a river city case. It recounts inquest testimony, bribery schemes, and threats as Elias Smith faces pressure from conspirators and a tense coroner's inquest into a death blamed on alcohol and apoplexy.
Poetic tribute to Mount McGregor as a memory of the leader who died there, noting the mountain’s bright light and wide outlook and the enduring name in memory.
A dialogue-driven excerpt follows Carlos Smith at a police station as he urges telegraphing to Elias Smith the banker. The officer suggests the death of Mrs. Grim’s daughter may have been natural or foul play, while accusations swirl about Mrs. Myers and an alleged motive.
The piece argues William McKinley of Ohio is the most capable Republican leader, praising his early life in the Civil War, Cornell education, broad reading, and strong oratory. It notes Reed of Maine as opposition and mentions future battles in politics, with McKinley positioned to dominate debates.
Consumptives and anyone with lung troubles can try King's New Discovery. Thousands attest to its wonders and report life saving cures. Free trial at Aubach and Boyd's Drug Store. Large size $1.1.
Mr Geoo Walling of Manchester Miche writes that his wife had been almost helpless for five years and could not rise in bed alone. He says Electric Bitters improved her so much she can now do her own work. He claims the remedy performs as advertised for many users.
An eclectic mix of patent medicine pitches promises cures for cuts bruises sores and skin ailments with guarantees and small print disclaimers. Also touts Ayer s Cherry Pectoral for coughs and respiratory troubles alongside a jab at advertising for mint money and a note about genuine products.
In Galion plans advance for electric illumination as civic growth and progress conversations rise. Nearby Canton debates socialism stirring local politics while Massillon hosts Niagara rink and maple sugar trade notes surface.
A dated notice by Police Officer James OConnor of Mulberry Street New York markets Red Cough Cure claiming it permanently cures severe ailments for twenty five cents a bottle The ad also mentions a war veteran cured of pains and spasms by St Jobs Oil.
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