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Newspaper
North American
Location
Swanton, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1841
Page
4
An 19th century advertisement touts a universal medicine named the Blood Mixture, claimed to treat fever sores ulcerated feet piles and various diseases of the skin and humors. It asserts rapid permanent cures regardless of diet exposure or prior treatments, even when other remedies have failed. The proprietor avoids hype and lets the medicine speak.
Francis Welsh of Blandridge claims his wife suffered a two year leg illness with swelling and sores. After four to five weeks of Dr Kang’s Renovating Mixture and a preparation by the doctor, she recovered to perfect health and has remained well for eighteen months. March 27.
Francis Christian of Highgate testifies in March 1840 that after long illness with sores, skin disease, and scrofulous swelling, heating blood and local treatment failed but Hangs Renovating Mixture greatly improved his health. He details dosage from two to three teaspoons, noting no adverse effects and belief in medicine’s blood disease powers.
A historical medical notice lists multiple patients and ailments, citing Stanbridge L C and Stanstead LC figures like Solomon Johnson Zebulon Cornell Ebenezer Peal etc. It advertises a mixture priced at 125 dollars for four ounces, with postpaid order and money required upfront, and offers Yeastly token reductions.
An 19th century advertisement extols Dr Evans so called soothing syrup to ease teething pain. It claims immediate gum application calms crying convulsions fevers and sleeplessness, praising safety and efficacy and urging mothers to keep the syrup on hand for infants four months and older.
A Victorian advertisement asserts Dr Evans Soothing Syrup cures teething pain in infants, preventing convulsions and fever. It recounts testimonials of relief after gum application, warns of counterfeit sales, and promotes 100 Chatham Street New York as the genuine source alongside related pills and tonics.
Fragmentary advertisement quotes testimonials for Dr Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort claiming cures for consumption and nervous disorders. It promotes the remedy as mild and vegetable, sold at 375 Bowery, with multiple local distributers listed in Champlain, St Johns, Montreal, and nearby towns.
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