24 Jul 1884
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1884
Page
1
The verse describes rural scenes of cows in pastures and lanes, quail in wheat, fields of ripening grain, strawberries and roses, snow-drops, elder blooms, grapes in October light, and a sleeping night under a mother’s lullaby. It ends with a moral about humble children growing into great rulers.
A labor leader challenges the platform on taxation and protection for American workers. He argues for tariff policy that supports labor, criticizes the committee’s plan, and urges the convention to back measures aiding working men. He cites past revenue tariffs and warns the outcome will decide the campaign’s fate.
Speakers attack free trade while defending protection and labor welfare. General Baier criticizes civil service reforms as elitist, calls for frequent office rotation and government as guardian of American workers. Governor and press reports discuss gun salutes and party infighting shaping Cleveland Hendricks prospects.
Stinging and irritation of the urinary passages with diseased discharges are treated with Buchupaiba priced at $1. Ohio Depo Mold Park & Son Cincinnati Ohio offers this remedy.
The Fogg family hosts Rev Mr Textual at tea with Mrs Fogg deeply religious while her husband avoids meetings. At dinner Fogg asks the guest to give a blessing provoking laughter from the young Foggs as the scene centers on a domestic, humorous moment.
An old text touts a remedy for tapoterce Ieanness and sexual delicacy tied to Flatarvensis Quin Depot JING. It notes preparations by PARE SONS of Cincinnati Ohio and mentions a regimen of one pill daily and a grand winter storage of prepared foods for sustenance.
Mrs Mary A Daley of Tonkhannock Pa suffered asthma and bronchitis for years with no relief from music or remedies. In October she obtained Dr King’s New Discovery and felt immediate relief. Continued use led to a complete cure with weight gain. Free trial bottles available at Laubach Donneilly’s Drug Store. Price $1.04.
A Phoenix Arizona listing shows an unclear entry titled Pan Hosa Beauty Spot Templation Touce me Net. The fragment provides few readable details and the spelling is garbled.
An 19th century notice promotes Kidney Wort as a remedy for kidney and liver complaints after failure of other treatments. It claims cleansing effects on kidneys liver and gon es, inviting sufferers to try the product without discouragement. A fragment mentions a passenger steamer Bartholdi operating between New York City and Bedloe's Island at speed.
An advertisement notes Dr. David Kennedy of Rondout NY continues office practice and treats chronic diseases. home treatment available by mail. A Peoria IL rumor claims ice cream grows mustaches, while Ayers Cathartic Pills are praised for cleansing and counteracting calomel poisons.
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