Local remedy ad touts Surasparilla cure for all Scrofula
An aged ad copy proclaims flood's Sursaparilla can give "solid comfort" to those suffering from every form of Scrofula, promising a cure through the patent remedy.
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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1884
Page
4
An aged ad copy proclaims flood's Sursaparilla can give "solid comfort" to those suffering from every form of Scrofula, promising a cure through the patent remedy.
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claiming it relieves teething pain and cures various stomach ailments. It emphasizes safety, pleasant taste, and availability from druggists worldwide with a 25 cent bottle price. Also briefly notes local offers in cigars, poultry and coal yard services.
A fragment notes materials including sewer pipe drain tile fire brick plaster Paris land plaster and hair with phosphates at Hamilton's Coal Yard corner Eagle and West 3rd streets.
Special attention given to ladies hair dressing and trimming of change in all styles at Wheeler Bros on Center Street near the post office. Shaving shampooing and hairdressing for ladies and children offered. Three chairs in operation with fragrances and perfumes. Prices from 3 to 10 cents. Fors by Lyon, Sron, and J Harper.
Don’t miss the immense stock of new goods for men boys and children’s wear. The Buffalo One Price Clothing Store at 47 Center St invites you to inspect prices and selection to prove it’s the best place in the city. SHILOH’S CURE promises immediate relief for coughs colds and bronchitis. For sale by Lyon Bros and J Harper.
Inhabitants of Dunkirk offered the newest mens and boys clothing hats caps and gent's furnishing goods with a one price policy at 47 Center Street Norrovne to SHOW Goups. A nasal injector free with each bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remains, price 5 cents, offered by Lyon Bros and J Harper.
Money orders issued by American Express Co. Receipts given. Money refunded if orders are lost. Sold at all offices of the Co. in 6,500 places. Rates: to 5 cents, 1 230-10 cents, 5 30-12 cents, 40-15 cents. Also an ad for dyspepsia and liver complaint Bicory Vinlizer with a printed guarantee. Mentions J. cng Broe and J. Harper.
A Dunkirk newspaper fragment surveys hot weather, local jokes, and social notes. It mentions new signs, stolen rink rumors, school closures, potato prices, Fourth of July plans, local fishing reports, lodge events, and calls for moral reform amid coarse street language.
A bustling roll of names notes Christ Newnan laid up with Thou Taatism while Dr J T William visits Masville on business. Levy visits parents, A G Farmer of Buffalo at the Eastern, W F Kearny and wife of Bradford at the Erie, Mare Wroomen in Dunkirk, Wo Manley moves new site firm, Prof S Wf Albro to Rhode Island, J Gartside from Hornellsville in city, Mrs S Henry family from Circleville and C G Krause of Buffalo quartered at St James. Supervisor Russell at Mayville on county treasury defalcation inquiry. Messages mention sturgeon along the river, Dunkirk Journal sale rumors, Fisher Bros offer roof painting gratis, and various travel and social notes.
The Presbyterian congregation will take an excursion to Cassadaga Lake tomorrow. The train leaves the D A V G PLR R at 9 40 A M. Round trip tickets cost 60 cents. Tickets may be purchased at the train.
At a Saturday evening meeting of the Alumni Association in the Academy, officers were elected for the year: President Geo Morrison, Vice President Miss Addie Nidder, Secretary Mrs Chas Harris, Treasurer Mr John Hutchinson, Historian Miss Nora Hayes, Executive Committee Mrs E C Perry F J Driggs Miss Lena Herl Messrs Eugene Cary Hr K Williams Geo French. The meeting was successful, leaving some funds over expenses, with optimism for growing interest and profits each year.
The Randolph Cour vent editor sums a week’s ride to over 240 miles, totaling more than 2000 miles. He praises the scenery, health benefits, new acquaintances, and inexpensive travel at under $2.95 daily. He notes courteous locals, favorable weather, and memorable views from June breezes and clover scented fields.
A jumble of notices from Meadville, Warren, and surrounding towns covers speeches, entertainments, and public actions. Highlights include Belle McClintock singing at Chautauqua August 8 to 15, a Warren fire alarm reward, and Oswego harbor funding increases. Local politics, railroad and industry updates, theatrical plans, and a rash of incidents ranging from expedient oil projects to a Warren insane asylum proposal populate the spread.
One of our sales caps are nice and cool and all other goods cheap to proportion. Come in and convince yourself. Seeing to beliening at the Buffalo One Price Clothing Store located at 47 Center Street in Dunkirk New York.
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