VEGETINE Advice From Druggist Crooker and Crooker Co
Albert Crocker of Springvale Maine endorses Vegetine for rheumatism with a personal testimonial. The letter from H. Stevens dated October 12 1870 recounts long rheumatic suffering and relief after starting Vegetine, claiming seven bottles ended years of pain and movement restrictions. The missive cites Crooker & Co as sellers and notes Springvale Maine in the introduction.
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Srrbovate
IL. R. Stevens
Geopaltorn
Stovona
Albert Crooker
Crooker & Co
Vegetine praised for blood purifying cure for rheumatic and lung ailments
A letter from James Morse of Athens Street in Bearon dated 1870 endorses Vegetine for whooping cough rheumatic disease and blood purification. Morse reports full recovery after multiple bottles and urges others to use the remedy stating it restores health, purifies blood, and regulates bowels. Vegetine is advertised as made from burks roots and herbs and sold by druggists.
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Mr. I. R. Stovona
Sim
James Morse
Pittsburg
Weat Chury
Light
Rochester
Jelley
Mra
Milliotte
Jolley
Mra. Light
Sayan Bostan Praises VegeTine Blood Purifier
Dr Sayan Bostan hails Vegetine as a superior blood purifier after testing at the Laboratory. He asserts it uses barks roots and herbs in a potent blend and cites remarkable cures following failure of other remedies.
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Sayan Bostan
Vegetine Endorsed by Lizzie Packard in 1876
In Bourn Sauna Massachusetts on November 14 1876 Lizzie Packard reports three years of sorofuls canker and liver complaints improving after using Vegetine. She recommends it to all and notes continued use and satisfaction from No 16 Lagrange Street South Salem Massachusetts.
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Bourn
Washington
New York Sun
M. ©. Butler
Senator Bloing
Tate,” and Adde
Butler
Bells Ring Gladly at Christmas Carol
A Christmas carol recalls the nativity and the Christ child born in a manger. It speaks of angels, shepherds, and bright stars that proclaimed peace on earth and goodwill toward men. The verse ends with worship at Bethlehem and praise for Jesus Christ the King.
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Bethlehem
Christ
Jesus Christ
Proceedings of the Legislature Comunsra December 14 1878
The South Carolina Legislature sees funding bills for the Bank of the State, a Charleston debt consolidation plan, and altered election laws. A registration bill is postponed, sheriffs fees are cut, and the Bond Court debate looms with a high stake vote expected Monday afternoon. The phosphate bill broadens river rights while other fiscal measures shape the 1879 budget and local taxation.
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Cleveland
Spartanburg
Committee On
Charleston
Callison
Mosars
Cooke
Lindley
Messia
Shand
Aldrich
Burd Court
Gallison
Bond Commission
Soom
Columbia
Waya
Charleston County
Bank of
General Assembly
Committee of Ways and Means
Gane
Terrible Suffering In Britain Amid Distress Crises
In the House of Commons last night Home Secretary Cross warned against exaggerated distress among the laboring poor. Meetings and relief efforts spread across Birmingham Sheffield Stockton Stoke-on-Trent Burnley and Glasgow as magistrates and mayors organize aid. Distress is described as severe and escalating with hundreds of workers’ families destitute and relief funds opening to meet demand.
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Aberdeen
Worfar
Dunfermline
Manchester
Liverpool
Lennon
House of Commons
Cross
Home Secretary
Board of Supervision
Edinburg
Birmingham
Sheffield
Stockton
Stoke-on-rent
Burnlem
Staffordshire
Dinburg
Prec
Glasgow
Quiet parlor scene with dog and quilts in old Rocking Chair
An elderly couple occupies a large white oak rocker while a long eared hound named Coony naps by their side. They converse about quilts and chickens, the dog’s age, and a plan to pick cotton if there were any. The scene shifts to a public notice of a woman seeking help in Little Rock after a Texas scam and a brief charity encounter.
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Wrints
United States
Columbia
Just Thadwell
Wm. Kerrigan
Charleston
Charles A. Levy
Charles
Charles Liebenrood
Morris Brown
J.J. McNight
R. R. Dingle
L. Billop
Clarendon
James
Heyward
Thomas Cooper
George J. Graham
T. M. Gilland
John Wrierson
J. A. Joiner
Williamsburg
White Qoak
Middleton Reed
Lenny Alford
James Sparkman
J. Harrison Reed
Mortimer Ward
Georgetown
J. Muldrow Kennedy
W.D. Fitch
G. A. Aimey
T. J. Lyona
J. C. Baker
J. W. McKnight
B. R. Dingle
R.S. Billop
W.P. Booktor
David Mims
John D. Frost
Richland
M. DeLorme
Norwood Menning
Peebles
Sumter
Ivar
News and Courier
Elvine
Thurwan
Thur— Man
Thurman
Blaine
Conkling
Judiciary Committees
M. ¥. Herald
Coony
Conny
Suz
Sirrus Rock
Cyeg
Texas
Little Rock
Arkanas Gazette
Virginia
Moffett Register Sigeen
Richmond
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Albert Crocker
Springvale
Bearon, Oot
Athens Street
HH. R. Stevens
Boston
Mass
Bryce
J. P. Harris
West Union
Adger College
Walhalla, S.C
J. R. Riley
Warsanta
Jtmas Carol
Aben E. Rexford
the Legislature
South
Hervilla
Lettore
Ophana
Memphis
Paris
Acnowa Chemical Payag
Loevor
Asa Tonio
Priorton
Robertson
Our Town
Hampton
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