25 Mar 1886
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1886
Page
1
A speaker, torn between departure and safeguard, pleads with Allah as a child asks to remain. The vow to cross toward light clashes with fear of loss, and a plea rises for divine aid to shield the child and grant safe passage. The verse blends faith with paternal devotion and the hope of guidance.
In the Vinton Place parlor known as the bluff room Vera and William pledge love across social divides while Jabez, a vigilant attendant, aids and obsesses over a hidden past. A coachman Dingle clashes with thief Jim Darragh as Darragh's loot tempts theft amid shifting loyalties.
The facility boasts four steam presses and full machinery for all standard job printing tasks. It offers a complete stock of embossed styles and a wide range of envelopes tags and address labels for first class orders.
In Paris Texas Mrs. Corley reports a remarkable turn after Dr King s New Discovery and New Life Pills. Her husband J B Corley, nearly dying from consumption and unable to turn in bed, regained health and gained 36 pounds after using two boxes and two bottles. Trial bottles offered at Laubach Boyd s.
Mr Geo V Willtty of Manchester Michigan writes that his wife, nearly helpless for five years, could not turn over in bed alone. After using two bottles of Electric Bitters she improved enough to walk and do her own work. Hundreds of testimonials support their curative powers. Only fifty cents a bottle at Aubach and Boyd's.
An advertisement touts a salve claimed to heal cats bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores chapped hands and more with satisfaction guaranteed or money back. It notes a price of 23 cents per box and is sold by Laubach and Boyd in Findlay amid concerns about pipeline companies draining wealth from the town.
An ad promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla as curing scrofula by cleansing the blood and eradicating impurities. It cites numerous testimonials and states the product is sold by all druggists. The text also notes talk of a new bank of discount and deposit forming in Wellington by parties from Oberlin and Norwalk.
An advertisement promotes Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as the best remedy for sudden colds and inflammation. It claims effectiveness for pain and injuries and urges readers to follow directions for use.
Citizens of Findlay express dis gust at the Sunday excursions attracted by the gas wells to that place.
A gentleman fond of whist enjoyed a rubber despite rheumatism cured by St Jacobs Oil, then a severe cough cleared by Red Star Cough Cure. An avaricious Mansfield crank digs marshlands for rumored 28 000 in gold. Shilohs Porous Plaster priced 25 cents. Local farmers Laubach Boyd Marion Rays assign 288 000 assets 350 000.
The trial of Rev. A. D. Williser, former Market Street Baptist pastor, ended in conviction for immoral relations with Mrs. Coulton, leading to both being expelled. A life-saving station petition for Ashtabula Harbor has been sent to Washington. In Newark, Mrs. W. E. Brett eloped with Hugo Selinger.
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