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Newspaper
Freeport Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1879
Page
6
Presley & Green of 599 Seventh Street Washington provide long experience across all government departments in patent, contested mineral and land claims. They offer services to secure patents through familiar attorneys and request readers to send for information.
An advertisement promotes a broad hosiery range with pricing starting at five cents per pair and featuring Best Freeh hosiery selections aimed at attracting a wide customer base.
Advertises boots and shoes at the lowest prices in Freeport. Appeals to any buyer with ready money, no matter how small, to purchase a pair from Staver and Snyder, Sign of the Big Red Boot.
Advertisement promises earnings of 66 dollars a week in the reader’s town with terms and 85 outfit free. The notice lists H HaLiert & Co as the contact at 2438 Ly Portland Maine.
A fragment notes pricing or value related to Freenh hosiery with a quoted phrase cent amount per pair. The readable text suggests a sales or advertisement note but lacks full context or outcome details.
In Mahoning Furnace Pennsylvania dated May 13 1878 a letter from Jacon Smith of Dr Fenner's Remedies praises Blood and Liver Remedy Nerve Tonic and other products as effective. The ad notes Dr Fenner's Honey and Relief products offered by Emmert & Burrell and mentions Widney and Wort in connection with bowel liver and kidney remedies.
Publisher claims the liver governs health and digestion and that Green's August Flower cures dyspepsia and liver complaints. Sample bottles cost 10 cents and three doses prove its efficacy. Sold by Swarts & Stocking in Western towns.
Wells Richardson and Co of Burlington Vermont touts Per fected Butter Color as harmless and free of deleterious compounds. They claim it will save farmers money and boost profits by producing a color as harmless as orange.
A testimonial from H. T. of St. Paul claims that after using Hop Bitters for less than two months his wife, previously chronically ill, recovered and has remained well for eighteen months. The letter urges others to try the remedy.
This week offers a new lot of cloaks and dolmans praised for quality and price. A variety of styles and prices are available at 32-2w W. A. Stevens, known as the Original Plate Glass Front.
A description of a nickel composite plate sealed with two solid gold faces to create strong, engraved watch cases at reduced cost. The process yields thick gold suitable for chasing and enameling, with cases warrantied and sold through jewelers who offer a Flustrated Catalogue.
The Nunda News promotes Hop Bitters as a popular medicine enjoyed by many. It claims to build up users and improve well being, noting it is less pleasant tasting than whisky but comparable to traditional bone set tea in its benefits.
The advertisement claims Kidney-Wort first eases constipation then uses tonic and invigorating effects to restore health in weakened parts. It asserts hundreds of certified cures where other remedies failed.
A mother speaks of grief from illness in children and warns of coughing illnesses leading to consumption. Mentions SILI LOWS CONSUMPTION CURE priced 10 cents 50 cents and a back side or chest remedy Shiloh’s Porous Plaster priced 5 cents sold by Emmeret and Burrell.
A reader from Java City endorses a Liver and Digestive remedy named Vitalizer after years of ailment. The testimonial claims complete cure and credits the product advertised in the newspaper. Sold by Emmert & Burrnet.
The notice touts products sold by Kine Storekeepers including Edge Batter Maker and ARR REMEDY for various conditions from colds to rheumatism. It claims quick relief for ailments like coughs and aches and urges readers to send stamps for makers, with Buffalo NY address and bottles priced at 25 cents.
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