Fragmented medical economy ad and notices in the era newspaper
The text presents an assortment of late 18th or early 19th century advertising and notices. It mentions medical notes and remedies, public notices about markets and prices, and various personal items. The fragment references physicians and a broad range of goods from butter and wheat to medicines and surgical aids. It includes marketing language for rheumatism remedies and a printer office advertisement.
Drapers Offer Wide Cloth Selection at Reasonable Rates
John Browne and partners advertise a broad range of fabrics for clergy wear and household garments. They promise choice Irish broadcloths, camblets, serges, mohair, and dress goods from their own manufacture with made up garments by expert hands. They also offer dispatch, country dealer allowances, and convenient lodgings at their premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contian
Buttes
Draifers
Francis
Holt Mineral Water and a Variety of Patent Remedies
An advertisement details Holt Mineral Water sold by Elizabeth Faure in Dublin with price and where to view a catalog of cures. It lists numerous remedies including Radcliffe's Elixir, Hancock's Universal Cordial, and other preparations for coughs fevers and skin ailments, plus a large catalog of patent medicines and domestic tonics with prices and vendor notes. It also mentions a reward notice for a missing mastiff and a criminal notice about a groom absconding from service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Faure
Stafford Street
Dublin
Bortz
England
Serbutick Carter
London
Radcliffe
Anne
Dickson
Lotien
Particua
Fev
Meindiac
Splenarick
Oh. F
Dj Trans
Elinor Mahon
Blay- L Ney
Capl
Avery
Drogheda
Joseph Johnston
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Aly Biraham
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Fard
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Ballecks
Eurourg
Interieres & Reith
Bok
Coledel
Afapp
Pembroke
Naty
Gregeery
Jett
Charles
John Browne
William Fones
Woltten-Drapier
Holt Mineral Water
Als
Faure’s
Times
Silver-Court
Castle-street
Sam. Clarke
D. D
Gil Blas
Sanriflan
George Risk
Geo- Ewing
Wm. Smith
Dame Street
Thomson
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