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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1870
Page
4
Firings announce 1839 established nurseries in Geneva with 3000 acres of clay loam for long lived trees. Descriptive priced catalogs offered for hardy bulbs, flowering varieties, fruit and ornamental trees, nursery stock, and seeds. catalogs ready January 1. Herendeen & Co., Geneva, N Y, Growers, Importers, and Dealers.
After years of experience and trials the Pills are proven cures for dyspepsia and indigestion. Physicians use and recommend Dr Rohack's Sugar-coated Blood Pills for relief and digestive support.
Reader questions whether Dr Roback s Blood Purifier and Blood Pills are the best combined remedies for all blood diseases. The message seeks evaluation of their efficacy and safety as a bundled treatment option.
An item claims the Blood Purifier is the market’s sole product using costly drugs imported from Sweden for its manufacture. It states the pills contain Podophyllum ixtendraice root active principle and serve as a substitute for Mercury.
A provocative query asks readers whether Dr C W Roback’s Stomach Bitters Blood Purifier and Blood Pills rank among the three greatest remedies ever known. The piece frames the claim as a bold promotional prompt and invites scrutiny.
After eleven years of experience and trial the sales have increased each year and thousands of letters attest to the cures. Read the letters in Local Column of cures by these medicines. Unquestionably the best sustained work of the kind in the World.
A promotional piece extols Harper's Magazine as a universally enjoyed publication. It lauds its accessible yet thoughtful content, quality editing, and wide appeal across American households, highlighting its enduring usefulness and popularity.
Subscription rates listed include Leyper's Magazine one year 400 and extra copies for clubs. Offers include six copies for 20 dollars, Harper's Magazine Weekly and Bazar at ten dollars per year to one address, back numbers and complete Harper set available. Postage thirty sous per year. cloth binding two dollars and twenty five cents per volume. single volumes three dollars. cloth cases fifty eight cents. New York.
An 1871 newspaper note promotes Geo P Rowell advertising guides and a large subscription push. It explains the book’s value for advertisers, cites endorsements from the Pittsburgh Leader, and outlines subscription deals for The Post, Lady’s Friend, and other issues with added premiums. It lists addresses in New York and Philadelphia and mentions free sample copies.
The publication markets a three month free trial of The Saturday Evening Post a weekly paper focused on literature news agricultural articles wit and verse. It highlights contributions from noted authors and promises a mix of stories sketches and poetry with substantial fiction.
A meeting of the Railway Company at New Albany on December 8 1870 passed an order requiring stock subscribers to pay monthly fees of ten percent with installments due December 1 1870 and the sixth of each month thereafter. Payments to be sent to the Secretary or appointed agents and the notice to be published in all counties the road serves. George W. Lyman attested as secretary.
The passage extols Harper's Weekly as a premier illustrated American family paper with high quality reading matter and extensive illustrations. It highlights its Civilisation journal claim, praise from the Evening Post and Boston Traveler, and notes its informative and entertaining content suitable for broad readership.
The notice lists subscription options for Harper's Weekly and Bazar including one year at ten dollars, six copies for twenty dollars, and extra copies. It mentions back numbers, annual volumes bound in cloth, and a complete set of fourteen volumes for five dollars and twenty five cents per volume, with postage of twenty cents per year. Address MARPER & BROTHERS, New York, for details.
An 19th century advertisement extols Hoofland’s German Bitters and Tonic, claiming alcohol free formulas with German root extracts and Santa Cruz rum flavor, touting liver and digestive cures, and listing numerous symptoms and pains the remedies allegedly treat. It warns of high price yet argues quality justifies cost.
The piece praises Harper's Bazar as a weekly supplemented journal with numerous full sized patterns and diverse content for families. It highlights health, housekeeping, domestic management, poetry and stories and notes its appeal to mothers and daughters in refined households.
Harper's Bazaar annual and extra copy offers listed with prices for 1871. Subscriptions to Harper's Magazine Weekly and Bazar at four dollars per year with extra copies in one remittance. Bulk orders for six copies at twenty dollars. Additional note on bindings and postage to readers in New York.
A Louisville reader testifies to cured chronic sores and internal ailments after using Dr Hurley’s Saparilla. Henry Turner of Cincinnati says four bottles healed long standing illness and grand sores. he recommends inquiries.
An 1868 New Albany notice endorses Hurley's Ague Tonic as a reliable remedy for chills and fever. A user named Vincent Kirk from New Albany reports months of illness cleared after following directions, recommending the product to others suffering similar symptoms.
An elegant tonic combining Peruvian Bark and Iron offers aid after fevers and debilitating diseases. It is advised for those with female irregularities and should be used when a gentle tonic impression is needed. no woman should be without it.
Reader questions the impact of involuntary discharges and nervous debility on health, citing symptoms like fatigue, weak kidneys, dyspepsia, sleep disturbance, and mood changes. The text argues sexual excess and self abuse cause organ weakness and urges uric or purifying remedies to address alleged generative system diseases.
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