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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1882
Page
8
Televrants from Washington say the President left the capital in poor condition this summer. Reportedly overworked and exhausted, he required rest as doctors grew concerned about his health and possible constitutional issues.
Bucklen Arnica Salve advertised as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. Guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded. Price twenty five cents per box. For sale by Richards and Selirbeck.
The article notes the distribution of landed property linked to railway introduction. In 1850 no railways stretched west of the Rockies, with California having 672 farms. The latest census records 25 0034 farms, illustrating rapid growth.
Griggs Glycerine Salve advertised as a universal cure for cuts burns and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee sold by Richards and Sobrick. A Quincy juror fell ill after serving and died days later with a postmortem linked to brain congestion, suggesting effort to follow counsel.
A fragmented 19th century notice touts Electric Bitters as a "true friend" for women's ailments with a fifty cent price and cites Richards and Lohrbeck as sellers. The text also references Thurlow Weed and an uncompleted eye surgery plan aiming to restore sight, describing attempts to remove a double cataract and fit a lens card.
The article notes a preacher named Joh struggling to be heard as listeners cough incessantly. It promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds with trial bottles at Richards and Sohrbeck’s drug store.
An advertisement touts Dr Jones Red Clover Tonic as a cure for pepsia liver woes pimples and facial blemishes at 50 cents a bottle. It also notes a State Bureau of Labor report placing Illinois coal output as a major producer rising from 6 million tons in 1880 to 9 million this year with 46 counties contributing nearly 14 million dollars.
A 19th century advertisement offers Dr Dye’s Celebrated Electro Voltaic belts and electric appliances on a thirty day trial for men of any age with nerve and vitality problems. It promises speedy restoration of health and vigor with no risk, as the trial is allowed.
A young Virginino inventor unveils a device named the lung destroyer that allegedly burns 150 cigarettes per minute, drawing curiosity about its purpose and potential health implications.
A quip urges readers to visit Richards & Lohrbeck's drug store for Dr. Bigelow's Positive Cure. A trial bottle is offered free with the promise of immediate relief from a hacking cough and a return to well being.
A returning Ohio politician spent a week in Columbus and estimates a Republican victory next Tuesday with an 8,000 to 10,000 majority. He expects Cincinnati to vote Democratic by 5,000 to 6,000 and suggests a potential Congress seat victory, noting a stronger Republican organization statewide than the Democrats.
An advertisement touts Plocesion Cologne as a fragrant and refreshing option, positioning it as a durable alternative to inferior scents and inviting consumers to purchase a lasting perfume experience.
A Berruio Irishman purchased a prize item, carried it home, and disposed of it at his property. The next day he asked the storekeeper whether he preferred boiled Wiel salt poruk or corn bale.
A dated advertisement touts Wells' Health Remewower as a cure for nervous weakness dispersia impotence and sexual debility. The claim promises restoration of vigor with a price of one dollar.
Mr BownituaM a Connecticut farmer sold a young cow for 84800. The thin animal aged 872 days produced ten times her weight in milk and yielded 1000 pounds of butter.
An orange advertisement claims Rough on Rats clears out flies roaches ants bedbugs rats mice and gophers chipmunks from homes and properties. The note highlights rapid action and broad pest range for indoor and outdoor areas.
An Indianapolis woman sues a railroad for 2000 dollars claiming her ticket to Watson Indiana sent her to Geeen county instead of Clark county. The suit argues the error caused travel delays and inconvenience.
An advertisement touts Buchu paiba as a remedy for pain irritation retention and incontinence deposits including gravel. The claim notes a price of one dollar for the treatment.
CuatrmMEne runs a strong canvass in the Second Mississippi district as supporters rally to his banner. Bourbon leaders once said he had no chance but have shifted their stance amid growing Democratic defections and cross party appeal.
Pamphlet details the treatment of epilepsy with fits at the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo New York. The publication promotes medical guidance and patient resources offered by the association.
SELL3 BroTHgRs sue the Chicago and North Westtro Railway Company for $30,000 claiming damage for failure to transport the circus and its menagerie to towns including Lluwa in July.
A compact notice describes a large treatise offering three stamps as part of a guide for self treatment. It lists the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo, New York as the source of the material and promotes practical medical guidance for readers.
In an interview printed by Truth the Ford brothers Bob and Charley declare immediate travel to Kansas and warn that if Frank James avoids punishment the feud will continue. The brothers frame the move as a response to ongoing criminal conflict and signal intent to pursue rightful justice.
Yousa and middle aged men suffer from nervous debility premature old age memory loss and similar symptoms should send three stamps for Part VII ot peel issued by Works Dispensary Medical Association Bullule NOY.
St Louis lawyer Charles P Jonsson, a leading criminal attorney, will defend Frank James in any state prosecution. The statement Signals readiness to represent James if charges are brought.
At OSS Bryant and Wm Chandenin's drug stores a sample bottle of Dr Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup is advertised to relieve obstinate coughs and colds and demonstrate the effects of the regular 50 cent size for asthma bronchitis and chest pains associated with throat and lung diseases.
Independent Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate Senator Stewart impressed Media residents by recounting his claim that he pounded the table and broke a finger while making his remarks.
A physic remarked that Cascara ranks among top vegetable remedies for dyspepsia constipation and kidney issues. It is widely used in the preparation of Hops and Malt Bitters.
The report notes a scarcity of bachelors among California political nominees. All Republican State ticket members are married, with only a single bachelor among Democratic nominees.
A physician endorses hops for tonic properties and vigor, claiming nothing in the vegetable kingdom rivals hops. The text notes hops as a key ingredient in Hops and Malt Bitters and promotes its invigorating effects.
A Providence woman who lost five husbands in eleven years has grown disgusted with men and vows she will never marry again.
An old ad claims anxiety weakens the body quickly but can be counteracted by Dr. Guysett’s Yellow Doe and Sarsaparilla. It promises a refreshing non intoxicating pick me up that excites mind and body.
Mr Bria of Detroit's boulevard commission told the Detroit Free Press that Chicago's end and public drives are the best laid out and most beautiful in the country. He said Detroit will model from them and that descriptions cannot do them justice.
A Binghamton public school scholar, after a long tour of Asia, faced a geography review that yielded a string of humorous exchanges. The teacher pressed for definitions and the pupil offered simple, comical answers about mud land water and a flat earth, joking about digging a hole to reach the other side.
Mus S A Kimpau of Yellow Springs QC reports relief after using Dr Guysett’s Yellow Dock and Barsaparilla. She describes anxiety and weakness easing, improved health, and strong renewed vitality after trying the remedy.
An unknown animal eight indies long with four legs and ten fore and hind claws resembles an alligator and crawls rapidly. It was unearthed ten feet below ground in the Jnana stone quarry at Kokomo Indiana and appeared embedded in solid rock in a dormant state.
An old advertisement touts Colden's Liquid Beet Tonte as a cure for indigestion and a means to preserve bodily vigor. It claims benefits from a tonic marketed by druggists with no other comparable remedy.
In Lyons Iowa a procession of about one hundred masked men in robes and bats silently moved through the streets and left baskets of tea coffee sugar bacon and flour on the doorsteps of needy families.
A Columbus Georgia man named A M Dugie testifies from experience that Sellers' Liver Pills are the best in use. The statement underscores a local endorsement of the product.
Eight years of weekly $800 stock theft by wallpaper firm employees totaled about $124,800 in profits while the company suffered $15,600 annual losses. Observers note the remarkable ease of concealment despite long-running pilfering. Meanwhile an ad touts Ayer's Hair Vigor promising renewed hair freshness and luxuriance.
The elixir is promoted as a tonic for dyspepsia indigestion low mood and debility and as a preventive against fevers and intermittent fevers. It is described as superior for patients recovering from fever and other illnesses. A separate note reports an English Lightfoot family building a triangular house at the southern border of California with guidance said to come via a medium. The project is to cost about $3,000.
An advertisement touts Parkers Ginger Tonic as a remedy for weak stomach kidneys or bowels and claims it cleanses poisonous matter from the system. The text also mentions chat resy checks and goal health as quickly restored. A Swiss family in Cove Weston is described as skilled basket makers with one finger on each hand, trading and loading mules for likely trips to California each fall.
The editorial page hails Parker's Ginger Tonic as stronger than malt or milk for vigor of mind and body. Commercial Harry Tineny of the Stan ton Vendicator praises it as an outstanding aid for invalids. A Cincinnati firm settled an old debt to Tinsley with a two cent share of assets.
An agreeable dressing for the buni, that will stop ita falling, has long been sought for. Parker's Hair Balsam, distinguished for its purity, fully supplies this want.
A Joliet businessman lost his safe key and hired two penitentiary burglars. After a day or two of failed attempts by local skilled mechanics, the two criminals opened the safe in twenty eight minutes.
An 19th century sales notice touts Drake's Pile Remedy for internal and external piles with itching and discomfort in the back and abdomen. It promises absorption of tumors and relief after warmbed irritation, urging prompt use to prevent chronic distrust and seeking cure. The ad cites 0.8 Bryant as distributor.
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