Athlophores Promises Cure for Neuralgia and Rheumatism
An advertisement claims Athlophores cures neuralgia and rheumatism after one bottle and offers testimonials from Mrs. Sides of Fort Branch Indiana and Mr. Sides. It asserts rapid relief, urges readers to order from AvHLorionos Co. in New York or via a local druggist, and promises express shipping.
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New Albany
Tod
Athley Boros
Nosty Steret
Minenhetes
Vanwara
Thadeharp
Alice
Sters
Hetollme
Athlophoros
Mae
Elain
Hiram F. Sides
Fort Branch
Ind
Druezist
Ous
Avhlorionos Co
Wall Street, New York
Ely
J H. Vausant
Sandy Hook
Dr J H McLean Tar Wine and Liver Balm testimonials
Correspondence from customers across Arkansas Texas Alabama and Missouri praising Dr J H McLean Tar Wine and Liver Balm and Liver Kidney Balm. Letters claim relief from coughs catarrh breast disease menstrual issues and general debility with endorsements from George Thomas Hoeffner market gardener Emily Crews and others.
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Monticello
Ark
J. H. McLean
St. Luis Mo
J H. McLean
Hess & Howard
St. Louis
George Thomas Hoeffner
Gardner
Jonesboro
Texas
J. WY
Mclean
Emily Crews
W.M. Crews
Mobile
Ala
J. TE. McLean
L Frenkel
Kansas settler describes blizzards and early Garden City growth
Aaron Wallavertson writes from Gar City Kansas about ferocious January blizzards the slaughter of livestock and rescues. He notes cattle and horses perishing, wind and drift blocking rivers and fences, homes and farms under strain. He discusses land claims near Garden City, work for carpenters and trades, rising land values, and the need for money to start farming.
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James Whitson
Aaron
Gar- City
Kus
East
Gard
Indiana
Kansas
Garden City
Catate
Local notes and sales amid spring conditions
School opened with fair attendance as the sale of the personal estate of the late Jas L Thompson drew a good crowd. Mentioned visits include Miss Jennie Paden and John L Thompson traveling from Amo for the sale at the old site. Clerical and family news mix with farming notes and a medical testimonial for Ely's Cream Balm.
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Jas
Relaweek
S .C
Arden
Josiah Winslow
Adm
Alspaugh & Lawler
Attys
Local Political Nominations and Notices From Xenia
Mr Pleasant Wim Hogg is nominated for supervisor with 5 Wilson for township trustee and J Crow for township assessor. John Borders and family start today for Davis county. Death announced for Billy Porter interred at Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Horses should be stabled after traveling eight miles. A man visited his girl but did not stay at her neighbor's house. March 22 Xenia.
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Wim. Hogg
Xenia
Dr Bigelow’s Cure Promoted Amid Local Notices And Marriages
Column warns against lingering illness and proclaims Dr Bigelow’s Positive Cure for coughs and throat troubles with a fifty cent bottle option and a dollar size for chronic cases. Includes local notes on Pekin marriages Pekin residents travel plans and moves in Elixirville Spencer and Owen county. Political jab at the Democratic party, and a note on turnpikes for regional prosperity dated March 23 Cu10.
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Dr Bigelow
Dr. Bigelow
Will Falk
Belle Meadors
Ollie Porter
Bedford
A. J. Sherril
John Borders
Arkansas
Milton Wells
Spencer
Owen County
Milt
Preston Wells
Shepard
Elixirville
Democratic Party
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promised to Cure Biliousness
Advert says biliousness causes bitter taste offensive breath coated tongue and headaches and warns of dire consequences if untreated. Claims Hood's Sarsaparilla prevents fever premature death and is a positive cure, sold by all druggists.
Fairview Farm Notes and Local Updates
Fairview farmers report most sowing completed for oats. Mrs. Samuel R. Morris is on the sick list. Mrs. Wm. Wingler returned from a visit with sister Mrs. Wm. Wible near Livonia. Quarry channelers run by day. John M. Mitchell and wife visited Wm. Wibbles near Livonia. Miss Lowery Baynes returned from a winter visit in Pennsylvania. John Wible and family were also noted.
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Pennsylvania
John Wible
Local News Notes From Salem and Surroundings
Farrel Hoyt of Cavetown visited the area Saturday and Sunday. A new house on the quarry road near the farm of Jennie is nearing completion. Mrs Zink sang comic songs for local amusement last week. German women and physicians are credited with introducing Red Clover blossoms in medicine, Dy Jones' Red Clover Tonic marketed for a wide range of ailments at 50 cents.
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Ramet
Alled
D. & Wingler
Eikosi Academy
Salem
Farrel Hoyt
Cavetown
Hiram Zink
New Houge
Ennie
Fairview
Dy Jones
Washington Circuit Court
Adeline Atherton
Walter Hoyt
Washington County
Ind
Arleans
Rutledge's Monthly rewards for Bible verse quiz announced
The April Rutledge's Monthly offers a $20 reward for identifying the longest chapter in the New Testament not in the revised edition, due April 16, 1886, with separate prize plans and a May issue publication of the winner. Entrants must send 20 cents in silver or postal notes and will receive the May issue. Griggs' Glycerine Salve advertises a 25 cent cure for various skin ailments.
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Rutledge's Monthly
Rutlepge Pus. Lr. Shing Company
Easton, Penna
Grand Union Hotel Offers Bargain European Plan Rooms
In New York City baggage express and garbage hire services are advertised with the Grand Union Hotel featuring elegant rooms now reduced to one dollar and up. The European plan includes elevator service and top meals, with horse car and elevated railroad access to depots. Families can live better for less money at the Grand Union Hotel than at any other first-class hotel in town.
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York City
Grand Union Hotel
Medically Endorsed Scott's Emulsion Cited for Child Health
A New York Albany hospital physician reports strong success using Scott's Emulsion to treat children with glandular and nutritional issues. He notes most patients show improvement and doctors find the product highly beneficial.
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Albany N.Y
Scott
Cure for Youths’ Woes Promised by Missionary’s Remedy
A notice offers a free cure for nervous disorders and early decay attributed to youth. It claims discovery by a South American missionary and instructs readers to send a self addressed envelope to Rev Joseph Ix in New York City for the remedy.
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South America
Joseph J. Ix“fan
New York City
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