Penalties of a well known name and patent medicines ad
An assortment of period advertisements and notes tout the June North American Review feature by Ouida on The Penalties of a Well-known Name. Also promotes De Witt's Little Early Risers for biliousness and digestive relief, Downing's Stramonium Liniment for pain, and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Includes Dr Kings New Discovery for Coughs and Colds and a summary of Democratic National Conventions through 1892 with Burlington Line travel ads.
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Ouida
Dr. King
Dr King
H. 8
Puterbaugh’s
Chicago
Charleston
Baltimore
Breckenridge
Lane
Douglas
Fitzpatrick
McClellan
Pendleton
New York
Seymour and
Blair
Cincinnati
Greeley
Brown
St. Louis
Tilden and Hendricks
Hancock
English
Cleveland
Hendricks
St Louis
Cleveland and Thurman
Early Remedies and Free Art Offer Promoted by Local Drugstore
The ad promotes St Patrick's Pills and Electric Bitters as top tonics for digestion headaches and liver kidney ailments with a money back guarantee. It also touts Downing's Calisaya Compound available from H S Puterbaugh and offers a free “A Yard of Pansies” oil picture with Demorest's June issue, costing 20 cents, plus framing directions.
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H. S. Puterbaugh
Demorest
W. Jennings Demorest
East 14Th St
New York
Jones National Locked Wire Fence Ad Promises Stronger
The advertisement touts the Jones National Locked Wire Fence as the cheapest strongest and most durable option. It claims self adjusting tension, flexibility for heat and cold, and capability to set posts farther apart. Built with extra heavy spring steel stays locked by a Bessemer steel clamp, it resists sagging and can mix plain or barbed wire. For materials or farm rights contact T. A. Cotta in Nursery Illinois.
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Bessemer
T. A. Cotta, Nursery
Doud
Noah Flickinger
Lanark
Ill
Carroll County
Cemetery
Davin Wo Ue
Sim
U.K
Plutarch the horse to stand season at Lanark Illinois
Plutarch, a good all purpose horse with strong bone and action, weighing 1400 pounds, will stand the 1892 season at the barn opposite the Exchange Bank in Lanark, Illinois, on Monday Tuesday and Saturday at Theo Schriner's, 714 arcs southeast of Lanark, and Thursday at Milledge. Provided by breeder in Cambridgeshire and imported stock from Highflyer line and Flying Childers era.
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Garibaldi
Lanark
East Livery
Freeport
Independence
Joe
Joe Moreland
Vandagrift's
Mt. Carroll
My Barn
Illinois
al George
Charley
Rley
Ormer
Phenomenon
Wiildfire
Pireaway
Freaway
Plutarch
Exchange Bank
Ill
Theo. Schriner’s
Milledgetr
Jason Paul's
Telegraph Road
Ter
J. H. Schriner
Barbet
Risette
Miller Bros
Ancona
Wenona
Til
American Horse Show Association
Chicago
Carroll County Fair
Morrison
Henry Frank’s
Local dealer promotes full line of farming implements
Puterbaugh's old stand is advertised as the city's sole specialty dealer for Cultivators Mowers Hay Loaders and Binders. The notice urges buyers to trade there and to remember the binding twine is stocked, highlighting a complete inventory and best value.
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Puterbaugh
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de Witt
Paterbaugh
Miles
Downing
Chamberlain
Maine
California
Pu'erbaugh
H.M. Banges
Chatsworth
The
North American Review
Jane Austen
Charles Dickens
H.S. Puterbaneh
Ana
Levi Schmucker
Oldenburg
Germany
John Snovel
Jones National
Wallace
American Trotting Register
J. H. Scriner
Woodburn
Autocrat
Lady Wood
Victor Snip
Cook's Patriot
Volunteer
American Star
Cassius M. Clay
Madgie
Biggart’s Rattler
Hambiedonian
Lady Patriot
Young Patriot
Lottie Lee
Herman D. Patchen
Ned Patchen
Allen H
Nellie Gray
Lucy
H.S.B
R. Beldham
Cambridgeshire
England
Sexton
Omstock &c
Uest Nation
Iowa
Highflyer
Pretender
Driver
Shales
Blaze ‘Flying Childers
Dan
J. & T. Schriner
Billy
Deacon Bros
Ottawa
Carroll Co
Reynolds Bros
McKenney Bros. & Lafferty
WM. Strickler
O. B
Abstract Office
Carroll County Bank
Mt. Carroll, Ill
Pomp Lama
Lewis Chrisman
SBOSS