Forster of Terre Haute Endorses Athlophoros for Neuralgia
R Forster a Terre Haute furniture dealer testifies Athlophoros relieved years of neuralgia after one night of use. He reports walking freely next day and ongoing summer relief, stating he would use the remedy again and has recommended it to others despite limited current need. Kate Warren of Stockwell also backs its merits though unable to secure a full cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hir. R. Forster
Main St. Terre Haute
Ind
Kate Warren
Stockwell
Dr J H McLean's Liver and Kidney Remedies Ad
A Victorian era advertisement touts Dr J H McLean's Liver and Kidney products for a range of ailments. It markets Liver and Kidney Pills and Balm with prices of 25 cents to 1 dollar, promising relief from indigestion, weak urinary organs, and general vitality. The tonality is promotional and exhortative, urging readers to buy for improved health and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. McLean
J. HW. McLean
H. McLean
J Ho McLean
Blue River Academy News and Local Appointments
Biue River Academy notes include Mills and Trueblood at South-E Prison visit. Trueblood and Lizzie Thompson named delegates to the L. C. Convention. Ezra Ebenezer youth group attended church as guests of Dora Johnson. Sam Trueblood is helping the church in Orange County. Rev Theo McCoy spoke at the temperance meeting. Louisa and R A Trueblood arrive from Tennessee for two weeks with relatives. Joe and Addie Thompson attended Blue River church services. Mrs Foutch’s two children are rusticating at Will Lindley’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biue River Academy
C. Mills
Ransom Trueblood
State Prison
South
E. W. Trueblood
Lizzie Thompson
L. C
Ebineezer
Dora Johnson
Sam's Trueblood
Orange County
Theo. McCoy
Louisa
R. A. Trueblood
Tenn
Will
Joe
Addie Thompson
Blue River
A Druggist's Endorsement of Dr Hall's Balsam for Lungs
Druggist Isaac C. Chapman of Newburg New York writes he has sold Dr Williams Hall's Balsam for the lungs for ten years and praises its virtues. He reports it helpful in many whooping cough cases and keeps a bottle in his medicine cabinet for family use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. McLean
Isaac C. Chapman
Newburg
N. Y
William Hall
Local notices and personal items from Monticello district
George Williams sells a fine young horse in Louisville for 180 dollars. Several residents are noted visiting, working, or traveling between Jeffersonville, Orleans, Philadelphia, and Monticello. Memorial and decoration day plans, court reports, marriages, deaths, and local commerce are outlined along with a testimonial for Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Local notices and prospects from the era
William Brant is sick. Blackberries will be abundant. Bruce Anderson visits his brother James L. Jepp Garriott clerks in his father's store this summer. The Christian church was struck by lightning last Monday night causing 40 to 50 dollars in damage. Farmers show good prospects with wheat grass oats and corn. A Democratic challenge to the Republican ticket is noted. Decoration Day will be observed at home by Our Post G A R. Mr. Gosby the Assistant State Geologist visited. fossils and relics collected. Elisha Grimes near completion of a new house on Clay street. George Jones ponders a new traction engine and threshing machine. Louis H Baldwin of Crothersville dies and is buried at Moon’s graveyard. Henderson's drug store advertises inks blueing mucilage and Athlophoras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brant
Bruce Anderson
James L
Jeppy Garriott
Christian Church
Gosby
W.R. England
Elisha Grimes
Clay Street
George Jones
Louis H. Baldwin
Crothersville
Moons Grave
Breswax
Bill Bundy
Millard Kzupay
Bill
Jerome Stanley
Livonia
Rome
Lost River
Ida Dennis
Kitten Stanley
Joe Fultz
Joe
Jacob Khaney
Ike
Ed Chaney
R. R. Co
Russell McFail
Reid
Amanda Fultz
Salem
C. R. Barrett
Jim Cauble
Elisha Beeson
New Switch
Smedley
Morgan Smedley
Asa
Eliza Eliott
Walnut Ridge
Mary J. Dennis
Charity Dennis
Doss, Shull and Sons
Alex Cauble
Skinner Persise
Local notices mixed with farming and travel items
Railroad layoffs and workers shift positions fill this column along with farming reports. Families visit kin, a switch town store project begins, and a Baptist church site purchase is noted. A list of minor injuries from a road mishap, a death, a Sunday school convention, and a theater troupe misadventure are summarized with local names and places.
Local notes and notices from an 19th century community page
The snippet reports routine community items including a missed ap pointment due to a bereavement, initiations in a mystery by Eld Adam Mitchell, a spring school in Horner school house, church attendance at Big Spring, a lost gold breast pin at Big Spring, visits by Mrs Wm Ramsey and Kate Green, and a warning about circulating false reports. Also an advertisement promotes Dr Bigelow's Positive Cure for coughs and throat troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eid. Mahan
Bro
Clio
Lem Simpson
Sarah Sill
Eld
Adam Mitchell
Lillie Baft
New Albany
Horner School
Bert Overton
L. Reyman
Salem
Wm. Ramsey
Jackson County
Kate Green
Democratic Party
Hood's Sarsaparilla Praised by Bloomington Patient
A Bloomington reader testifies to relief from rheumatism after using Hood's Sarsaparilla. The writer states four bottles cured hip ankle and wrist discomfort and calls the remedy one of the best blood purifiers in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Red Clover Tonic and Ayer’s Pills Featured Remedies
Credit is due to German women and physicians for first using Red Clover blossoms as a medicine. Dr Jones Red Clover Tonic is praised as a broad remedy for blood, stomach, liver, skin, digestion, and kidney ailments. Price 50 cents at druggists. Ayer’s Pills are praised as pleasant, safe, and superior purgatives for family use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Citas
G. Armstrong
Monticello
Platt Co
Ayer
Cop Liver Oil With Hypophosphites Remedy Summary
An 19th century style patent remedy touts Cop Liver Oil with hypophosphites as possessing exceptional restorative power. It claims palatable form and stomach tolerance, suitable for delicate patients, emaciation consumption and all poverty related blood disorders, superior to other treatments.
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Maud
Mand
Athlophoros
W. D. Murphy
Vandes Street
Indianapolis
Indiana
Harper Boitie
Leriongs Co
Bo Will Steck
New Son
Droj. HH. McLean
J H W. McLean
J.H. McLvan
Lord Dagmar
Scotland
F. H. Nixon
Catarr
Boston
George Williams
Louisville
H. L. Anderson
Lewis Elliott
Jeffersonville
New Philadelphia Normal
J. L. Payne
R. B. McAlister
Hendricks County
Elizabeth Hattrey
Orleans
Phillipp Deihl
Pekin
Jeff Davis
Andersonville
Providence Post
Florence Sherrill
Bedford
A. J. Sherrill
Will Graves
Cravens
Jim Overton
Elizabeth Lenard
Esq. Johnson
John George
Mt. Washington
Washington County
Highiana
Wesley Louden
Alfred Martin’s
Hooker
Anderson Morris
the Generis Dal Sad
Syhiema
Little York
Henderson’s Drug Store
Henderson's Drug Store
C. Eldred & Son
Ligonier
Skinner
S. S. Goble
Clifty Cave
Willam McNeeley
Mark Arnold
Seymour
Vincennes
the Baptists
Henry Chastain
Anderson
Blomington
N. P. Barnhill
M. E. Church
Cain
Indiana Southern Prison
Hop Cemetery
Bremer
Hardinsburg
Samuel R. Teagarden
Stella Teagarden
Bessie Johnson
Otis Johnson
Sam
Oliver Trinkle
John E
Willie L
Ada Teagarden
Leonard Lewis
Hallie Strattan
W. E. Sudark
John Lynch
Edward Hutchinson
Ida Trinkle
Ed Hutchinson
Mrs. Teagarden
Sam’s. Trinkle
Ed Teagarden
H.H. Fairall
D. D
The
Iowa Methodist
Ely
Halo
Dr Bigelow
Dr. Bigelow
Souaus Additepal
Scott
Mary A. Jackson
Mass
Strotter
Norfolk
J. B. Young
Carrollton, Md
J. C. Ayer & CO
Lowell
New York City
Grand Union Hotel
Grand Central Depot
South America
Josemy T. Ix- Man
Henry Streaker
William G. Jamison
Zaring
Christopher H Denny
Debonis
Davit Nuil
Christopher H. Denney
Asa Elliott
Adam
Beal
Robert B Mitchell
Fredericksburg
County of Washington
Board of Commissioners
County of
Washington
New Albany and
Viasennes
Barton P. Trueblood
de Bonis Non
David Nall
Adm'r
Adm
Gray's Gallery
Gray’s Art Gallery
North Side Public Square
Mobley’s Block
T. J. Gray
James S. McCullough
South Main Street
W. B. Harris
Prop
B. T. Pace
Jewelry Palace
John B. Clark
Boss Grocery Store
Clark’s
Ohio & Mississippi Railway
Union
Mitchell
Island
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
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New York
St. Louis
Cairo
New Orleans
Oses
Laat Vile
ALEA
Eaiwalbarye Cmkago Fcg
Chicago
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Iowa
Nebraska
Wieconair
Innesota
Kansas
Colorado
Michigan
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Sal ‘Ar Teetaville
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