Burkow Blood Bitters Promoted for Kidney and Back Ailments
Promoters claim Burkow Blood Bitters cures kidney disease and relieves lame backs. They note many readers praise the remedy, linking kidney health with reduced back pain and hunching over.
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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1884
Page
2
Promoters claim Burkow Blood Bitters cures kidney disease and relieves lame backs. They note many readers praise the remedy, linking kidney health with reduced back pain and hunching over.
An advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a guaranteed remedy for sick headache and general debility. It promises to restore appetite, aid digestion, energize the liver and bowels, and improve sleep and mood. The copy targets those who feel neither sick nor well and suffer constant malaise.
A fragment notes Bardock Blood Ritters do not cure consumption but claim to strengthen blood and remove impurities. It mentions a patient taking medicine while considering common health methods. Sold by Foster Wilburn & Manufacturers in New York.
A collage of brief items touches on Bismarck era pork import critique, party politics in Chicago, a Polish-born 162 year old death in New York, a tease to Osuak WILpE about schooling, Georgia telegraph regulations, Gregorian calendar leap year notes, and Mexico and Central American exhibits planned for the New Orleans World’s Exposition.
The London Times notes scarcer employment and falling wages while wheat remains cheap. Europe’s abundant harvests and rising Indian exports drive the global breadstuff price drop, with India’s exports in early 1893 nearly doubling prior years. Russia also increases wheat exports, amplifying the market effect.
From Forestville a note on social life, local deaths, and meetings. Mrs W. Parsons entertains Misa Burdick of Bradford while maple sugar makers display the season's first. Debates at the dB. L. C. reset after a death in the family. a future discussion on high license is planned. Several residents are noted with visits, elections, sales, and movements in town and nearby areas.
Dr Couch of Fredonia and G W Carpenter of this place consulted together and decided the prostrate glands were in a state of separation Tuesday his condition unchanged. Public entertainment by the primary and intermediate departments of the Academy Thursday evening March 6 February 17. Rev 8 L Meade united in marriage Robert Walpole and Miss Minnie Bennett both of Hanover. The young gents gave a pleasant hop at the hall last evening, Damon’s band. The next regular meeting of the Hanover Farmers’ Club will be held at the residence of William Cockburn, Hanover Center, Saturday March 31. The question is, What is the best method of draining land in this locality. Sr Fred Searle of Villenovia died Monday morning last, aged 27 years. The funeral will be held today, services by Gen Taylor of Collins. For many months he suffered from consumption and during the last four weeks King failed rapidly. He went to California in hope of improving his health but received little benefit. Shortly after his return he buried his young wife, which hastened his death. We had a personal acquaintance with Mr Searle and were drawn to him by his friendly disposition, he had many warm friends in this place who mourn his death and will cherish his memory.
Town voting produced a lively result with Republicans winning most tickets. A peaceful transition followed as the defeated conceded, cigars passed, and old rivals exchanged goodwill. The twenty second saw intruders open rooms for dancing and storage, music entertained guests, and the scene closed with daybreak.
Albert Kelley remains in IT work while Gert Parker, Perro farm, and Charley Higgs relocate within the area. Carlin moves to Westfield to start fishing, Gilbert Waterman shifts to Pleasant Valley farm, Rhoda Lewis purchases Dan Smith’s 50 acre farm at 40 per acre, Dan Smith buys Frank Arnold’s 195 acre Farm at 35 per acre, Frank Arnold buys the old Denton farm at 30 per acre. Dennis Reardon moves to Frank Fenner’s farm, Oakley’s plans unclear, bees show seasonal caution for March and April. Ella Munger and John Turk wed February 21 in Stockton. guests bring many gifts. W.
Special Reporter reports Miss Sadi Vanscey closed school the 93d in district 20 and will teach next term. Seymour Barnett and wife from Columbus visited friends. Mr Norman Newbery moved to Brocton. Mrs Parker’s barn damaged by high winds. Oscar Hall and Emily Alderson married February 20 and will settle on Dingley farm. A sample copy of The Great World acknowledged.
Letter from L M Smith at the Office of H B Siti Druggist Newark Waterr N Y notes Salicyline shortage and requests a dozen by express. James praises the remedy claiming rapid, superior relief after first bottles and second dose. Sold by druggists with J P Monroe as Dunkirk N Y agent.
Fire at the Black Mountain House in Campton village yesterday morning caused an estimated loss of 25 000 dollars, fully insured. The blaze followed other brief items from Panama to New Orleans including a presidential proclamation and carnival tableaux with spectators filling the streets.
The Cleveland market summary notes steady trade with mixed commodity quotes. Wheat and corn prices show modest ranges, with old and new crops listed, while pork and beef markets display varying futures and cash prices. Grain, flour, and livestock sections include numerous figures, reflecting a turbulent, detail-rich trade day.
A fragmented traveler guide lists train times between multiple towns such as Butlitlo Ol Cup and Pittsburg, with connections to New York Albany and Syracuse. It notes through lines, signals, and time zones, plus a final poultry and meat advertisement.
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