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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1890
Page
8
The notice extols Ayer's Sarsaparilla as the premier blood purifier for skin eruptions and boils, claiming it rid the body of poisons through the liver and kidneys. It cites testimonials from Andres D. Garcia in Tamaulipas and M. Parker in Concord praising rapid, thorough cures after using the medicine.
Supervisor Wakefield releases figures from the latest census listing cities in his district with populations above 2,000 along with their county totals. Sioux Falls 12,000 in Minnehaha 22,000. Yankton 3,700 in Yankton 10,500. Pierre 3,200 in Hughes 8,000. Aberdeen 3,180 in Brown 17,000. Huron 3,100 in Beadle 10,000. Watertown 2,700 in Codington 7,000. Mitchell 2,800 in Davison 8,00?. state population estimated at about 350,000.
Assistant Secretary Chandler grants Ellen Ferris a patent for 160 acres after a long case. Ferris, a single woman who lived on and improved the land despite illness and limited funds, is praised for her faith and perseverance. Attorney D. A. Mizener commends her unwavering effort to secure rights. In other items, advertisements tout Chamberlain’s remedies and local merchants plan stock expansions and travel to Chicago for purchases.
The Mitch ell electric lights blaze nightly at Plankinton, visible from twenty five cities away, as Chamberlain Democrat reports the spectacle of Mitchell’s glow lighting the region.
Absurd ads tout Dr J H McLean products for health and vigor. Woonsocket and Mitchell notes report local interests including a bid invitation to sink an artesian well, with officials and dates, plus a plan to decorate offices with electric lighting.
Hartshorns autographic remedy titled The Genuine Suet Hartshorn offers relief for cuts bruises ulcers salt rheum fever sores chapping and other skin eruptions. It claims low pain relief and cure for piles with guaranteed satisfaction or refund. Price 2 costs per box sold by S. & Co.
Druggists report Restorative Nervine, a nerve food medicine, selling faster than any prior product. It reportedly eases headaches nervousness sleeplessness sexual debility backache memory issues and dizziness. Taylor Bros Bryan Ambery Murphy Battle Creek C Woodworth Fort Wayne and many others endorse the remedy. Free trial bottles and a book on nervous diseases offered at L. O. Gale's drugstore with a guarantee.
The text lauds Electric Bitters as a cure for long standing sickness, praising its effects on kidneys liver and stomach. It claims many owe their restoration to health to this tonic and notes it is sold at 50 cents and 1 dollar per bottle at S A Scallin's drug store.
A historical notice touts a Mr Miles cure for heart and lung ailments claiming strong circulation aids breathing and digestion. It asserts many life failures stem from heart strain and promises the remedy at L O Gale druggist with a free treatment offer.
The fragmentary text centers on the phrase high character coup of Figs and a reference to the Cat. It mentions Fig It gets gently on acd bowles and cleaning emalk with no pretensions, but the overall meaning is unclear and many terms are garbled. The readable portions suggest a satirical or cryptic note rather than a clear event.
Advertisement promises an illustrated pamphlet on Dr Dye's celebrated Electro Voltaic Belt and appliances for nervous debilitated men. Readers urged to send address to receive pamphlet free and a belt on trial, from Voltaic Belt Co, Marshall, Michigan.
An important discovery that acts on the liver stomach and bowels through the nerves. The pills speedily cure biliousness bad taste torpid liver piles and constipation. Suitable for men women and children. Smallest mildest surest. Samples free at Gale's druggist.
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