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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1871
Page
2
Fragments warn about involuntary discharges and nervous debility claiming self abuse and venereal disease cause organ weakness. Urges prompt treatment with naruretic and links to broader health decline including sleeplessness, melancholy, and “idiocy.” Warns against liver and dyspepsia misattribution and stresses male vitality impacts business success.
A parent endorses Dr Hurley's Worm Candy citing two children free of worms after treatment. He invites skeptics to verify at his corner home and asserts a seven inch worm was expelled.
A brief ad claims Fluid Extract Budy cures diseases of the bladder kidneys and urinary organs in both men and women. It asserts efficacy for dropsy organic weakness and general debility with long standing conditions. The wording emphasizes universal applicability across genders and durations.
A Cincinnati clerk claims success with Dr Hurley Sarsaparilla curing hereditary scrofula and various ailments after years of illness. He reports taking multiple bottles, with four doses visibly healing and destroying large glands, and offers to answer inquiries.
A promotional notice touts Hoofland's German Bitters and Tonic with extracts from Roots Herbs and Barks. It claims liver and digestive cures, lists symptoms, and asserts superior quality and non alcohol content. It markets pills for liver cleansing, promotes potency and safety, and urges readers to request from the principal office.
The New England Homestead lauds Harper's Magazine as a leading popular science and literary journal. It praises its reliability, broad audience, accessibility to families, and affordable price while highlighting its editorial quality and global popularity.
Harper and Brothers offer one year Turper's Magazine at price offers and extra copies for bulk subscrip tions. Discounts cover Harper's Magazine Weekly and Bazar with multi copy rates. back numbers available. Complete Harper's set priced by volume with binding and postage details included.
In New Albany Indiana on May 28 1868 a testimonial claims Hurleys Ague Tonic fully cured long standing ague and fevers by following directions. Vincent Kirk endorses the remedy and urges others to use it for chills.
Seabrook's Elixir combines Pemman Bark and Iron for a gentle tonic after fevers or debilitating illness. It targets female irregularities and is pitched as an indispensable remedy with no equal for those susceptible to such conditions.
The text questions why Dr Roback's Stomach Bitters rise in sales each year and notes they are a top combination. It claims druggists recommend Roback's Bitters as a sure cure for dyspepsia and indigestion after long trial. It also asks whether physicians use and recommend Roback's Sugar-coated Blood Pills.
The Har. Com. Pleas Court of Mounty holds a December 1870 term requiring non resident defendant William H Daily to appear or have divorce case heard in absentia. Susan A Daily sues for divorce, attorney Wigre., affidavit confirms non residency and necessity of service by publication. Proceedings set for December 4 1870 at Corydon Court House.
An advertorial touts Dr Roback's Blood Purifier and Blood Pills as the best remedies for all diseases of the blood. The Blood Purifier claims exclusive use of costly drugs imported from Sweden, while the Pills derive their active ingredient from Podophyllum Mandrake and are pitched as a substitute for Mercury.
A provocative claim asks if Dr C W Roback’s Stomach Bitters Blood Purifier and Blood Pills rank as the three greatest remedies ever. The wording implies a sensational sales pitch or promotional assertion rather than a neutral medical verdict.
The 125 page 1870 publication by Rowell & Co lists newspapers by name and circulation for advertisers, with full details on religious and other journals. Geo P Bowen & Co, of Pittsburgh, promotes its agency as the largest and best in the United States to secure maximum publicity for minimal expense.
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