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09 Apr 1879
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Newspaper
Freeport Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1879
Page
1
Ad rates listed with numeric figures and partial pricing lines. Reads like a clipping fragment showing cost per unit and display options. No full context or dates provided.
An OCR fragment advertises cheap coffee and flavoring extracts, listing Rio Coffee at 20 cents, with other low priced items from BuRnrell Bros Los and Walton's. It mentions a small gold cross auction item near River School holding and Stephenson Street, dated Saturday March 20, inviting calls at the big office for payment or delivery.
An old-style advertisement mentions the New York Clothing House at Stine's Corner and praises Dr. Kine's California Golden Compound for digestive and health issues with a free trial bottle offer. It also notes Taylor & Son loan agents offering farm land loans, and promotes Dr Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry with trial bottles and prices, listing Swarts & Stocking in Freeport as a local seller.
A native remedy advertised to prevent and cure coughs colds sore throat bronchitis and consumption if used in time. Claims action on stomach kidneys skin liver and mucous surfaces to cleanse blood build tissues and fortify the system. Promotes digestion blood enrichment appetite and vitality for aged feeble and convalescent individuals. Sold by Swartz & Stocking with samples at 15 cents and bottles at one dollar.
Reverend George I Thayer praised Shilohs Consumption Cure in our store noting he and his wife owe their lives to its effects. The medicine, claimed to cure lung diseases, was advertised as having a tremendous sale and perfect satisfaction in many cases. Drs Matchett and France Bownton Mp May 15 1878 sold by Emmert and Burrell.
An advertisement promises a free trial of SALON'S VITALIZER for ailments including indigestion liver complaint constipation sour stomach and general debility. If the remedy fails to cure or relieve the buyer may obtain it free of cost. The product is sold by Emmert and Burrell for 75 cents.
For Lame Back Side or Chest use SIHITLOWS POROUS PLASTER. Price 25 cents. Sold by Emmert and Burreil.
An advertisement extols the liver as central to health and links dyspepsia and liver complaints to its function. It asserts Green's August Flower cures digestive and nervous symptoms, offers sample bottles for 10 cents, and lists Swifts X & Stocking as sellers on the Western Continent.
Ad copy touts Dr Price perfumes as admired by all. Pet Rose fragrance shifts to sweet blossom scent while AMstarouquet is described as delicately delightful. Fral Riches praised for rich fresh flowery odor surpassing any Cologne or toilet water.
Burrell Bros claims readiness to duplicate any tea sample and promises savings of ten to forty cents per pound on the same quality product, inviting customers to compare and switch.
From Wilson North Carolina J A Tynes reports his wife suffered ten to twelve years with dry tetter scalp dandruff hair loss and gray hair. After London Hair Color Restorer the tetter cured gray hair restored to natural color and hair growth. He bought a dozen bottles by express sending 88 cents post office order. Sold 75 cents a bottle by leading druggists Dr Swayne and Son Philadelphia sole proprietors 28 9 ying opposite Court House.
A promotional line urges readers to visit Burrell Bros to discover how much more than ten percent they can save on groceries by shopping there. The note emphasizes cost savings as the primary appeal and invites customers to inquire directly.
Dr Swayne's Fever and Ague Pills claim quick cures for ague fever intermittent and remit tent fevers and malaria related diseases. Priced at 50 cents a box with discounts for multiple boxes. Sold by Dr Swayne & Son Philadelphia and by Leying opposite Court House.
J D Ahern, ten months with Win Huber as a horse shoer and blacksmith, opens a shop adjoining the livery stable at S N B Taylor on Chicago Street. Ahern won a Silver Medal at the State Fair last year for best horse shoes and will specialize in shoeing while seeking patronage.
An advertisement touts Lop Bitters as a universal remedy that cleanses blood tones stomach and liver, curing diseases and preventing illness. The copy claims thousands have been saved and cured by the remedy and invites readers to try it, noting another column for more.
A valuable 160 acre farm in Winslow township is offered for sale or trade. It lies within three miles of two depots on the O R BR line. Inquiries should be made at this office for details and negotiations.
Advertisement fragment appears among business cards listing Mt Car Roll Seminary. It hints at an institutional listing, with no further details on programs or contact information readable from the fragment.
Notice claims two types of remedies, the wulure for humans and the Yellow for animals. It asserts testimonials on each bottle and offers procurement via druggists or by mail from Tri Jentaure Company at 46 Dey Street, New York City.
The best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers and skin eruptions sells for 25 cents a box by Emmert and Burrell at 85-6m.
An advertisement touts Swayne's All-healing Ointment as a perfect remedy for severe itching and skin diseases. It features a testimonial from Joseph W. Christ of Roedel & Christ, urging readers to buy by mail or at druggists, with price details and Philadelphia origin.
An Honest Medicine touts Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs colds asthma bronchitis and related throat lung ailments. Claims the remedy cures where others fail with many permanent cures and lists Emmert and Burrell as sellers on trial price ten cents. regular size one dollar.
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