Indian Blood Syrup Cited By Sufferers In Testimonial
Testimonials from North Drawnts Barnstable County Massachusetts and Berksne Co mentioning relief from stomach disease loss of appetite and bowel regulation after using Indian Blood Syrup. Claims include cures for rheumatism and overall health improvement credited to the remedy by named individuals Dr Clark Johnson and Mrs Jane Stafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Drwnts
Barnstable Co
Mass
Clark Johnson
Mas
Phillop Hovusk
Prittsyiely, Berksnree Co
Mags
Cuarn Joanson
Jane Stafford
Indian Loop Syrup gains strong endorsement in letter
Lawrence Massachusetts reader Sanan A Johnson commends Dr Clark Jermyson for using Indian Loop Syrup with highly beneficial results and affirms it as all it is claimed to be.
Indian Blood Syrup Praise From Franklin County Readers
Slanderous garble aside, letters from Franklin County Mass praise Dr Clark Johnsons Indian Blood Syrup. Testimonies claim general health improvement and cures after trying various doctors and remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falus
Franklin Co
Mass- Om
Clark Johnson
Tole
Best Medicine We Ever Used in Our Family
Prescott Massachusetts February 10 1879 James D L Barnes testifies he bought a bottle of Indian Blood Syrup from agent L Haskins and after trial calls it one of the best medicines used in his family and recommends it to all who are afflicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott, Cooleyville
Franklin Co
Mass
Clark Johnson
L. Haskins
James DL. Barnes
Blood and Liver remedy praised by New Salem family
In Mass January 1879 Dr Clark Jonson reports long use of ee B Loop Syrup from Frasine Co. It is described as a good medicine that purifies the blood Invigorates the liver and gives a healthy tone to the stomach. Proctos Whitteker endorses it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheelponse Faulls
Franklin Co
Mass
Clark Johnson
Rowley
New Salem
Cooleyville
Frasine Co
Clark Jonson
Proctos Whittek
Kipner-Wort
WxLss
Richardson & CO
Burlineton
A Very Excellent Medicine Promises from Emerson Syrup
Mrs Celia A Felton of Massachusetts tests Emerson Bioop Syrup after reading a pamphlet from your agent. She reports remarkable cures and values the medicine highly for family use.
Indian Blood Syrup Praised By Massachusetts Fans
In Franklin County Massachusetts on February 1 1879 locals praise the Indian Blood Syrup also called Family Regulator for rheumatism sprain grip and erysipelas The testimonials come from Dr Clark Johnson Sousanna H Haskins James Jostlyn and others across Hampden and Franklin counties.
Dyspepsia Cure Noted by Hampshire Doctor
Hapley Hampshire Co Massachusetts reports Dr Crank Johnson praising an Italian digestive remedy marketed as improving digestion. The anecdotal testimonial claims strong relief from dyspepsia with the product touted as a speedy cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hapley
Hampshire Co
Mass
Crank Johnson
Persia
Sanative Syrup Promises Help for Liver Complaint
Advertisement from HapLey Massachusetts promotes Adian Blood Syrup for liver complaint and dyspepsia. Dr Clark Johnson endorses it as a short trial remedy. Claims benefit for dyspepsia and liver issues. Signed by Joel Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HapLey
Hampshire Co
Mass
Clark Johnson
Joel Preston
Local Advert Royalty Claims Benefit From XDIAN BLOwup
In Billerica Massachusetts a list of names including Aaron Maynard and Samuel Cole is cited as users of XDIAN BLOwup SyvEcP who reportedly gained benefit. Wholesale agents in Boston and firms at 360 Washington Street and 300 Washington Street are named as distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billerica
Middlesex Co
Mass
de Clark Jonnson
Aaron Maynard
Rosenr Tamatt
Maxx Lown
H. Oscoop
B. E. Spaviprinse
Mas
M. M. Coupry
Grance Smith
Samuel Cole
Ohn Marston
Mas. Gro
Kimball, Floyp
Jonas Stone
Boston, Mass
Weeehs & Potter
Washington St
GEO C. Goodwin & Co
Ilmam Brothers
Political Critique of Hayes Administration and Election Bias
A vigorous critique charges the Hayes administration with using federal machinery to advance a political party. It cites high salaries, cabinet absenteeism, 100000 federal workers, campaign fund diversions, and government printing used for Garfield support, all paid by taxpayers under a fraudulent Republican rule. The piece condemns official complicity and calls for accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Rutherford B. Hayes
Garfield
Washington
Hayes
Republican Party
Government Printing Office
Treasury Department
Post-Office Department
Civil service political conduct rule issued from executive mansion
The 22d of June 1877 issued a rule barring officers from managing political organizations caucuses conventions or campaigns. Officers may vote or speak on public questions but must not interfere with official duties. No political assessments on officers or subordinates permitted across all civil service departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Republican campaign blunders and Grant era critiques
The piece critiques the Republican campaign from nomination of Garfield to Liberal policy shifts. It accuses Arthur Jewell and Marshall Jewell of political missteps, cites Hancock Sherman correspondences and market fears, and condemns Grant’s campaigning tactics and silence, urging new leaders and issues. It emphasizes party errors, financial fears, and wartime rhetoric with strong named figures including Garfield, Arthur, Jewell, Conkling, Hancock, Sherman, Fallis, Cook, and Grant.
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Garfield
Cincinnati
Chester A Arthur
Hayes
Roscoe Conkling
Marshall Jewell
Grant
Jewell
Fifth-avenue
New York
Union
Democratic
Hancock
Tilden
Hancock-Sherman
South
National Treasury
Fallis
Theodore Cook
Public speaking fallibility and a failing political candidate
An analysis of a veteran public figure who, after a strong stumping record, has become overly talkative. His latest venture is labeled a brutal cowardly attack on a gallant soldier, reflecting poor judgment and dishonor. The piece argues Grant is not a strong or effective speaker and warns the party to confront the issue promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Committee
Grant
Governor’s Island
General Grant
Johnson-Stanton
John Russell Young
Henry Wilson
Fowler
Cincinnati Gazette
Hancock
General Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
New York City Comptroller John Kelly Sees Debt Cut and Praise
The piece lauds John Kelly for transforming New York City finances as comptroller. It notes a ten million debt payoff over three years, shifting city spending from bonds to revenue and taxes, and cites broad support from friends and opponents. Mentions Garfield Hancock conflict narratives and Butler/Blaine politics in a broader party context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kelly
John Sherman
United States
End of Boss Rule in Republican Party Urged
The piece attacks Republican bosses led by Garfield and cites Conkling Robeson Cameron Sherman Logan Blaine as a corrupt era. It argues for self government by the people and warns Governor Davenport over arresting voters with 1868 naturalization papers, noting courts have upheld their validity.
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Lican
Garfield
Washington
New York
Conkling
New Jersey
Robeson
Pennsylvania
Cameron
Ohio
Sherman
Illinois
Logan
Maine
Blaine
the Republic
John L Davenport
Davenport
United States
Now and Then Republican Festival at Bowen Home
The Bowen gathering featured Henry C. Bowen and prominent Republicans praising James A. Garfield. The piece questions Garfield’s integrity, citing Credit Mobilier ties and a $6000 paving contract payoff, arguing his moral foundations were eroded and urging Bowen’s circle to reconsider support.
Republican Brotherhood and Rivalries Tarnish Canvass
The piece decries violent rivalry among Republican leaders, noting Conkling’s contempt for Hayes and Garfield, Schurz’s alignment with Arthur, and Blaine’s enmity with Conkling. It highlights internal feuding, Forbes’s Indiana fund ties, and plans to feature General Grant in Boston campaign stops.
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Roscoe Conkling
Mr. Hayes
Garfield
West
Conkling
Chester A. Arthur
Grant
Carl Schurz
Arthur
Mr. Schurz
Blaine
Conk‘ling
Garfiell
John M. Forbes
Indiana
Massachusetts
Oakes Ames
Forbes
General Grant
Boston
The Disunion Inside the Republican Campaign
The piece accuses the Republican National Committee led by Marshall Jewell of internal hostility and opportunism. It argues the party exists only to pursue wealth and power, with civil service reformers and corrupt partisans sharing a platform. It predicts the Garfield campaign is a hollow sham that will collapse after voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican National Committee
Grant
Marshall Jewell
Garfield
Campaign notes on Norwalk election and 329 vote count
A Norwalk correspondent notes that straight Republican tickets reached 329 at an ensuing town election, provoking smiles except for a Republican inspector. The piece cites postwar views on war damages, Hancock support in Maine, Grant era loyalties, Indiana campaigning, and voter intimidation tactics amid a tense 1880s political climate.
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Norwalk
Charlotte
N. C
Ohio
Indiana
Machias Union
Washington County
Davis
Hancock
Maine
Portland Argus
Grant
Democratic Party
Bayard
McClellan
N. Y. Herald
Thomas Brady
Republican Committee
Edwin T. Freediey
Philadelphia
Garfield
Arthur
Republican Party
Boutwell
George Ward Nichols
Cincinnati
Boston
Kansas City
Chicago
R. E. Wilson
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Wilson
Fred Grant
Philadelphia Press
Republican
Cna
Augusta
Nashua Telegraph
General Hancock
Union
Cleveland
Woman's wit aids grocer in instant relief claim
In Chillicothe Ross County, Mrs. Schwarzler bought St Jacobs Oil for her husband Ludwig Schwarzler, a Station Road grocer with rheumatic headache. After the second application, the pain vanished and he recovered fully, prompting praise for the remedy's speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross County
Ludwig Schwarzler
Station Road
Free Gift Offer to Secure Subscriptions Across Towns
A promotion invites readers to form five subscriber clubs to receive a one year free copy of The Weekly Globe. It details canvassing neighbors, recruiting five subscribers, and mentions cash commissions for active agents. The offer accepts postage stamps under 15 cents and promises replacement copies if issues are delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
United States
Canadas
New York
Boston
Mass
Stocks Rise Promising Active Market Ahead
The present activity and rise in stocks signal a continued rising market. Speculators are urged to consult John A. Dodge & Co. Jokers at No. 12 Wall Street, New York for a free report with full information. Also mentions Hop Bitters as a nutritious tonic and curative. See another column.
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John A. Dodge & Co
Jokers
Wall Street
New York
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H. E. Totman
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Franklinsen
Clark
Emerson
Indu
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Crank Jonnson
Sousannas H. Haskiys
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Hampden Co
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Orleans Street
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James Joselyn
Ans Street
Poston Weekly Globe
Winfield
William H. English
the Weekly Globe
Joban Kelly
Party of the People
Republic
Democratic Party of
Empire State
English
John Kelly
Mr. Kelly
N. P. Banks
Organized Democracy
Tammany Society
Imperial City of
Richard Smith
General Butler
Suposet Cox
Mr. Cox
John W. Forney
Mr. Blaine
Repub
Henry C. Bowen
Allah
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New York Independent
Nineteenth
James A. Garfield
Congress
Eastern College
Credit Mobilier
House of Representatives
Ames
Brooks
Committee On Appropriations
Shepherd
Mr. Garfield
Williamsburg
Mr. Bowen
Republican Brotherhood
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Lydia
Pivkham
Lynn, Mass
Lydia Be, Pinkham
Lydia & Pinkram
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Lydia E Pinkham
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