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Newspaper
Freeport Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1880
Page
5
An ad copy advertises a ready to declare prepared al made of trots and cider with labor items. promotes Arnica Salve claimed best for cuts otrells salt rheum and skin ills. notes price and old Chicago wholesale sale by Emmert Burrell and Currle Bros at Lypa int My Siren 7 bes ren oy ousted.
A Freeport clothing retailer proclaims independence from larger houses, pledging no deceptive sales tactics and promising lower prices on stylish, well-made garments. It asserts permanency and urges customers to compare with higher priced rivals before buying.
At 1 Fancy Mixed Candy and 16 cents a pound Burrell Bros promote a large stock of canned fruits and vegetables. The northern Illinois shop offers low prices by the case or can and highlights its extensive assortment.
Advertisement fragment discusses patent medicines with a Wag of critique and endorses Bitters. It lists a large stock of California fruits Oneida Community bottled fruits and various olives pickles and fruit butters. Also promotes patent attorney Presley Green Washington D C and general patent practice services.
Advertisement touts Vienna Pure Patent Flour as the finest flour on the market and promises bread with no complaints about darkness or uneaten texture. Sold exclusively by Burrell Bros.
Local firm Staver and Snyder advertise cheaper boots and shoes for cash with signs of the Big Red Boot. A new two seated open carriage is also offered, with inquiries directed to W. P. Emmert or Emmert & Burrell. Burrell Bros promote garden Japan Tea at 6½ cents per pound and coffee at 18 cents per pound, claiming savings on doctors and health.
An 19th century promotion extols Dr Eanes New Discovery for consumption and throat and lung ailments. It claims rapid cures for coughs colds bronchitis asthma and hoarseness with trial bottles offered and names Emmert Burrell as a local seller. Also mentions Dr Sellers Cough Syrup and Mr Fellows Medical Apnthy Hypophosphites with claims of nerve-based tonic action aiding recovery.
Local advertisement lists Dr M M Penner remedies for blood and nerve conditions and cough tonics with claims of curing various pains. Also promotes Molasses and corn syrup products and a harness stock sale in Winnebago with Corl & Marston as sellers.
H D Bentley offers 8 Hazelton Bros pianos and 3 Decker & Sons pianos bought before the advance, last available at old prices. Call soon for strictly first class pianos at a bargain, as supplies run low.
The notice speaks of a mother's grief from sickness and urges warning for coughs and croup that may lead to consumption. It advertises STLI LOIS CONSUMPTION CURE with guaranteed results and prices 10cts 50cts and $1.00, plus Shiloh's Porous Plaster at 25cts, sold by Hmert & Burrell.
J G Starkey of Iowa City declares he suffered from Dispersia and liver complaint for years before trying Shi loh's Vitalizer. He says the remedy relieved him completely and praises its efficacy. Sold by Knuinert and Burrell.
A vintage advertisement promotes Shildips Catarril Remedy for catarrh diphtheria canker mouth and head ache with a nasal injector included at no extra charge. The product is sold by Emmert and Burrell.
The Husbandsman to Wells, Rich ardson & Co Burlington VI praises their Perfected Butter Color with high regard. Mr A W Cheever of the Yew Bryland farmer also concurs in the commendation.
Paris Sugar Corn and Imperial Yellow Peaches priced per can with 8 pound cans and 20e per can. White corn meal flour and graham flour from Burrell Bros at Southern kiln dried white corn meal and Kansas white winter wheat flour. Weekly price of 66 dollars in your town with terms and outlet details. address The Haltery & Co Portland Maine.
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