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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1880
Page
4
A Barnstable County resident writes that chronic stomach trouble was relieved after using the syrup. Mrs. Philor House thanks the remedy as a cure and endorses the product to Dear Sir.
A Berkshire County resident writes that after starting your product Lypian Boop Strur for illness described as rheumatic symptoms he now feels better than in four years. The letter says the remedy helped him greatly.
A Massachusetts reader from Lawrence Essex County praises Indian BLoop Syrup as excellent and beneficial, confirming it meets the advertised claims. The note expresses personal satisfaction with the product and ends with the signer’s name Sakau A Johnson.
H H B Rowey testifies from Shelburne Falls Franklin County Massachusetts that Indian Blood Medicine is the best remedy he has ever used and recommends it with cheer. He states the product has satisfied him fully and endorses its merits to others seeking relief.
Restored readers report curing general poor health with Indian Blood Syrup and Ixp1AN BLoop Syxror. Testimonials from H. Totman and others praise the remedy as a sure cure and best medicine, with dates and locations in Franklin County Mass. James D Barnes endorses the product after a fair trial.
A dated 1 January 1579 from Wew Lacom, Cooleyville Mass claims INDIAN Blood Syrup purifies the blood and invigorates the liver. The letter, signed by Dr Whiteber, expresses willingness to pay for the medicine and notes its perceived health benefits for the stomach and blood purification.
A resident from Wed dell Cooleyville Franklin County Massachusetts testifies in support of your Indian Blood Lyxur praising its excellent qualities. The letter notes a pamphlet from your agent outlining cures and reports the medicine as one of the best in the family. Mrs Charles A Felton signs the endorsement.
In Cooleyville Franklin County Massachusetts dated February 1 1879 Susanyau H Haskoys praises Indian Loop Syrup as one of the best medicines she has used for years calling it her Family Regulator and recommending it to the public through this testimonial.
A Springfield resident certifies that Indian Root Syrup cured rheumatism and highly recommends it. James Joselyn of Orleans Street endorses the remedy, praising its efficacy for sufferers.
An advertisement lists Boop Syrup as a remedy for dyspepsia constipation and indigestion. It claims patients in Hampden and Hampshire Counties Massachusets reported clear benefits and cures. Notable users include Mrs N L Ma... and Mrs Harriet Preston.
Letter from Joel Preston of Haptry Hampshire County, Massachusetts, praising lxpran BLoop Bynar for liver complaint and dyspepsia after a short trial and advising others with similar ailments to try it.
The piece argues Republicans manipulated northern votes through rings and money, detailing Maine and Vermont as prime examples of corrupt methods. It claims Maine rejected Republican domination, citing the strong pushback against Blaine era tactics and a radical campaign that used courts, officeholders, and widespread propaganda to sway voters.
The passage argues Maine would reject the Republican party by a substantial margin without federal or state influence, citing false statistics and sectional issues. It contends northern sentiment is shifting away from Republicans, with plausible turnout and honest counting shown in Maine as proof that support is crumbling nationally.
A long criticized speech by Senator Conkling is praised as a powerful partisan blast attacking the south and the Democratic party. He argues the south would control a Democratic administration, centering a sectional fight over the election. The piece denounces his rhetoric as divisive and unstatesmanlike while defending northern unity.
The piece argues that Conkling misstates Republican record and defends party unity as essential to national government. It claims Democrats reduced waste, cites 1874 reshaping with retrenchment, and questions Garfield era integrity while praising Arthur. It also touches on British Lords reform and Grantism as context for 1876 politics.
A protracted note argues that General Grant’s push for two national parties inflames sectional prejudice. It cites a Arkansas speech from April during his southern tour claiming sectionalism is fading and liberal progress follows from unity, while warning of renewed rebellion fears among the southern loyal.
A Maine election controversy accuses Blaine of corrupt tactics mirroring 1876 Florida moves to secure Davis votes. The author asserts fraud and intimidation by back-town vote manipulation aided by officials, predicting Blaine’s downfall and a Democratic successor, with Hancock signaling the party’s collapse.
A historical passage argues that a new rebellion signals southern disloyalty and claims the Tribune disgraces Horace Greeley’s memory while predicting Hancock’s administration to be the most notable since Andrew Jackson.
The piece argues Maine returns threaten Republican control and national standing. It suggests Davis and Plaisted faced a manipulated tally, predicting a decisive Democratic gain nationally if Maine’s trend holds. It warns the Blaine faction could not salvage party credibility, foreseeing broad electoral losses.
A flawless autumn day hosted Boston's 250th anniversary celebrations with a morning service at the Old South meeting house. Mayor Prince gave an historic oration while a grand procession included Massachusetts troops, New York units, and a Norfolk colored company. An evening torchlight parade and concert followed, driven by private enterprise. The event drew vast crowds, showcased civic progress, and left critics noting only lighting and crowd control issues in certain segments.
The passage compares faulty reasoning in machinery to health issues in humans. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets and Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as cures for liver, blood, scrofula, and uterine weakness, urging readers to contact Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham for pamphlets.
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