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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1888
Page
3
Mrs. Kelley wife of Stephen A Kelley formerly lived on the J. D. Bloodgood farm east of the city but moved to Illinois early in the fall. She died recently at the home of her parents in Illinois.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve promoted as the best remedy for skin eruptions and sores with a money back guarantee. Mentions prices and local merchants Cr. Durand and J. Ed. Morse moving to Chicago to practice law. Also notes about Horehound remedy, railroad station agent C. G. Utter, and local cures of neuralgia and sore throat by Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
An advertisement touts Ballard's snow liniment as a universal remedy for rheumatism neuralgia chest pains sore throats sprains old sores frost bite and more claiming it is the most penetrating liniment and urging readers to try it. Agent C C Durand lists the product and another line mentions Ed Shannon’s travel plans and a note about St Patrick's Pills available through D K Bryant.
Bailey and Co promotes a quick cure for a hacking cough claiming efficacy. The brief notes the product and brand name Ees Cure without providing medical evidence or details.
Mr J W Campbell of Huron has been invited by Bishop Hare to join the standing committee for the South Dakota jurisdiction. His extensive church experience will aid the office, and the Bishop and church are congratulated on the appointment.
Thanksgiving in Huron featured closed offices and widespread dining events. Clergy from Grace Episcopal Congregational and Presbyterian churches delivered sermons focused on family, virtue, and national unity. A large “dined out” list includes many local residents and visitors, with social events, hotel meals, pie breakfasts, and a grand evening ball.
Capital City Dirt notes real estate is booming in Huron. Dealers quote unmatched demand, citing a major sale to Chief Justice Tripp and Beebe and Frick as pivotal, signaling a longtime market surge.
An items column notes Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup advertised for teething pain and diarrhea relief with a 25 cent price. The piece mentions George Bacon and a dream incident, a physician endorsing Cherry Pectoral, and real estate/investment ads for Whipple place and Huron city railway extension with option terms and potential profit in 30 to 60 days.
County Attorney E Bainbridge Munday and D I Wilcoxson testify Electric Bitters cured malaria jaundice and liver disorders. Ad claims the remedy wards off and cures malaria with 60c and 1 price at C C Durand's. Also Shiloh's Vitalizer guaranteed to cure er ia and liver complaint and land donations offering homes in Park Addition.
In Essex Ot a reader asks about short and long courtships. The piece advises against long courtships citing female health strains from prolonged marriage hesitations. It endorses Dr Pierce remedies for female disorders and related ailments. It notes the Nov 29 1888 marriage of Frank A Paschal and Hattie E Hendry in Huron.
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy. It lists T J OwEner Co and other Toledo firms, endorses Mr Lo fe as an options specialist, and notes the 75 cent price per bottle. The text emphasizes trust in local business and urges purchase from druggists.
An aged local notice describes a tonic claimed to neutralize blood toxicity and strengthen the body. It mentions Col cord and Richardson’s grocery as a setting where a water motor powers a coffee grinder and advertises Ponp’s Extrag as a valuable remedy for colds sore throats burns bruises and neuralgia among other ailments.
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