Indian Blood Syrup cures stomach disease and rheumatism
Testimonial letters from residents of North Downts and Pittsfield in Massachusetts praise Dr. Clark Jonson’s Indian Blood Syrup for stomach disease loss of appetite and bowel regulation. Mrs Jane Stafford and Jons McKim report relief from rheumatism and improved health after short trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Downts
Barnstable Co
Mass
Clark Jahnson
Mus. P
Iller House
Pittsfiday
Berkshire Co
Clark Jonson
Jane Stafford
Jons McKim
All That It is Recommended to Be
Lawrence Massachusetts letter from Dr Clark Jonyson praising Indian BLoop Svaver used with beneficial results. Sarah A Johnson endorses the product in a testimonial style note.
Indian Blood Syrup testimonials from Shelburne Falls and surrounding towns
In Shelburne Falls Massachusetts Dr Clark Johnson's Indian Blood Syrup is praised by H B Rowley S Tolman James D Barnes and Procron Whittek er for curing general poor health purifying the blood and invigorating the liver Stomach and overall tone. The letters cite repeated use over years and recommend the remedy to all afflicted as a never failing medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburne Falls
Franklin Co
Mass
Clark Johnson
Tolman
Shelperne Fai
Tolmay
Cooleyville
Procron Wuitteker
Testimony on Ripiiian Blood Syrup From Felton Family
A Massachusetts resident gives a testimonial praising Rip médico BLoop Syrup for cures after reading a pamphlet from the agent. The letter notes valued medicine status and recommends the product based on family use and remarkable cures. Believed to be dated 1879 in Franklin County Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WenspeLt
Coneyue
Fe Franklin Co
Mass
Doe
CLARK
Mars. Caantrs
Indian Blood Syrup Praised By Doctors And Patients
In Cooleyville Franklin County Massachusetts on February 1 1879 doctors and patients attest to the efficacy of Dr Crank Johnsons Ix pias Bicop Syrerp for rheumatism erysipelas and general pains. Susan Snan Haskins Mr Carpenter StumpGrreen James Joselyn all endorse its curative claims and recommend its continued use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooleyville
Franklin Co
Mass
Crank Johnson
Susan Snan H. Haskins
Springfield
Hampden Co
Clark Johnson
StumpGrrein
Hampdenn
Crank Jonaxson
Sverre
James Joselyn
Orleans Street
Dyspepsia Remedy Praise From Hampshire Patient
Mrs Harriet Preston reports complete cure of dyspepsia using the excellent Ixp ras Group Syrve for Indigestion, prescribed by Dr Clark Johnson of Hampshire County Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hapley
Hampshire Co
Mass
Clark JonNson
Harriet Preston
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia Trial Report
A patient from Happery Hampshire County Massachusetts reports substantial relief from Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia after using iXpias BLoop Syver prescribed by Dr Johnson. The testimonial urges others with similar afflictions to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happery
Hampshire Co
Mass
Clark Jonnson
Jon. Preeston
Transmous Ecocommendation in Middlesex Co
Letters from residents of Middlesex County praise SCIAN BLoop Syrup for reported health benefits. Mentioned names include CLARK JOHNSON, GEORGE SurrTu, MARSTON, KIMBALL, and several others who attest to positive effects. Local doctor Dr. Clark Johnson is referenced among endorsers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BiLenics
Middlesex Co
Maas
Clark Johnsox
Wholesale Agents in Boston Firms Listing
Boston wholesale agents are listed with Weeks & Potter at 260 Washington Street Sec C Goopwnl n Co Gilman Brothers at 307 Washington Street. The fragment catalogs multiple firms and addresses in a compact directory snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Weeks & Potter
Washington St
Sec. C
Goopwiln & CO
Gilman Brothers
Washinton St
Weekly Globe Club Drive Promises Free Year Copy
Advertises a five subscriber club offer for the Weekly Globe. Five dollars secures an extra free year for the sender, with freedom to choose five subscribers for a one year period. Also lists single subscriptions at one dollar per year.
Christmas Presents Directions Ahead for November 24
The issue for November 24 will contain full directions for making a great variety of fancy work suitable for Christmas presents. Subscribe or renew at once so that you will be sure to receive that number.
Puzzle Department Adds New Young Folks Column
A new department for the young folks will be continued weekly. It promises to be attractive as its editor, a leading national puzzler, will contribute his best efforts.
Free Subscription Offer for Club Members
The notice promotes a free one year copy to the leader of a five member club, with each member paying one dollar annually. Renew immediately to avoid a surge in demand in the early year.
How to remit for Weekly Globe subscription
The Weekly Globe can be mailed nationwide and to Canada for one year at $100 with postage paid. Subscriptions should be sent by postal order registered letter or draft from New York or Boston. Stamps of 1 2 or 3 cents are accepted, not registered. Include full name address county and state for replies or changes and discontinue notices. Duplicate copies for lost mail. Address to THE WEEKLY GLOBE Boston Mass. Lock Drawer 6220. Sample copies are free.
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Globe
United States
Canadas
New York
Boston
Mass
Maine Greenbackers
Hancock
Plaisted
New Haven Register
Philadelphia Chronicle
Brooklyn Union Argus
Atlantic
London
General Grant
Garfield
New Orleans Picayune
Howe
Cincinnati
Gartiela
White House
Hayes
Louisville Courier- Journal
Puck
Sadie Bernhardt
Press
James
Eugene Field
The
Milwaukee News
Advertising Rates and Political Commentary in One Page
Rates list ordinary advertising at thirty cents per line and editorial notices at half a cent per nonpareil line with small discounts. The column then covers political opinions about John Kelly, James Gordon Bennett, Hannibal Hamlin, Eugene Hale, Tom Reed, Frye, little Dingley, and Josh Chamberlain, plus foreign and domestic critiques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal Hamlin
United States
Maine
Eugene Hale
Tom Reed
Frye
Little Dingley
Josh Chamberlain
Invasions shaped Europe say ancient invaders spread
The article notes broad human migrations across Europe. It describes Welsh, Irish, and Scottish Highland groups as dark-skinned types identical to Pyrenees peoples. It highlights the Kelts as the most important invasion driving the Theri to western Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Pyrenees
Ireland
Scotch Highlands
Europe
The Irish Crisis and Parnell’s Agenda in Britain
The piece reviews Wendell Phillips’s introduction of Charles Stewart Parnell, detailing London and Dublin political reactions to the Land League, trials of Parnell and aides, and the strategic shift toward Irish autonomy and home rule. It contrasts Parnell with O Connell, notes government coercion aims, and weighs likelihood of unrest versus peaceful agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Phillips
Charles Stewart Parnell
Boston
Music Hall
John Bull
Ireland
John
Phillips
Mr. Parnell
House of Parliament
America
Land League
Parnell
Queen’s Bench
Dublin
All Land League
Michael Davitt
League
Her Majesty
O'Connell
Davitt
Brennan
Dillon
Healy
England
House of Lords
College Green
Crisis in Ireland tests Parnell leaders' resolve
The Irish crisis tests Parnell and allies to guide the people through difficulties with liberty and constitutional government. Captain Mott and Rhode Island officers are praised for orderly evacuation after the steamer went ashore in fog on Saturday morning, with every passenger escaping without injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Parnell
Mott
Rhode Island
Garfield Opportunity Eyed in Electoral College Victory
A pro Garfield editorial argues the electoral college results favor James A. Garfield for president and Chester A. Arthur for vice president in 1881. It praises Garfield as educated and capable, warns against Grant era allies, and urges a reformist cabinet free of ring influence while highlighting oilseed cotton product industries expanding in the South and overseas trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Garfield
Chester A. Arthur
United States
Garfield
Hayes
Wen
Congress
National House of Representatives
General Grant
Republican Party
House of Representatives
Grant
Conkling
Cameron
Logan
Boutweil
Lincoln
White House
Cotton seed oil trade and production in the United States
The surge in cotton seed oil exports has drawn Italian import duties to curb adulteration. US exports rose from 1.4 million gallons in earlier years to about 6 million in 1879 and are expected to exceed this in 1880. Domestic consumption tops 2 million gallons annually with 42 mills across several states. Current pressing yields 35 gallons of oil and 750 pounds of oil cake per ton, the latter used as cattle feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
United States
Italy
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tennessee
Texas
Arkansas
Missouri
Alabama
Georgia
Can This Be Death In New Hampshire Democrats Rally
An aging Democratic party in New Hampshire faces defeat but is urged to persevere. Sturoc of Sunapee angles a question Can this be death and argues the party remains resilient despite a crushing national loss. The piece likens current struggles to past defeats and stresses continued presence in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Sturoc
Surapee
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
Senate
Sunapee
The
Star
Kelley
Tariff Reform and Democratic Duty in Congress
The piece argues against the protectionist tariff and urges the Democratic press to educate the public on revenue reform. It warns that tariff politics hinge on future Congress makeup and highlights Senator Eaton's proposed tariff commission to study duties and recommend cuts or simplifications. It stresses persistent Democratic effort from start to finish of the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Congress
Congress
Eaton
Tariff Reform at Individual Points to Aid Revenue
A Connecticut senator favors targeted tariff reform over sweeping changes. The piece argues high duties raise prices, hurt consumers, and shield monopolies, citing coal as a key example. It urges Congress to pursue selective reforms now, pressuring Republicans and rallying Democratic papers for the 1882 fight.
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Connecticut
Tariff Commission
Congress
United States
Boston
New England
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Clarkinson
Ayr
West 3d ST
Massachusetts
Shelburns Falls
Clark Jounson
Poston Cheekly Globe
John Kelly
Hosmer
Riley
Harry White
Pennsylvania
James Gordon Bennett
Mr. Thompson
Cape Cod
Henry M. Whitney
Boston Company
New York Company
Dawkin
Lowell
Gauls
Kelta
Spain
Tacitus
France
Brittany
Mrs
Lydia & Pinkham
OF Lynn, Mass
Lydia E. Pinkbam
A Positiv
Lydia E Pinkham
Western Ave
Lynn
Lydia E. Pinkhawm
Lydia E. Pinkham
SuTuThwyly
Washington Post
Louisville
West Philadelphia
Boz
Dickens
Norristown Herald
Detroit Free Press
Saginaw Daily News
George Schick
St. Jacobs
Boston Sores Company
C. E. Sammons
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