Harper's Magazine December 1883 Major Woolson sketches
Harper's Magazine begins its sixty sixth volume with the December Number. It touts popularity and quality, promising literary and artistic excellence. Notable features include a piece titled or tha Major by Constate Fenimore Woolson and other humorous sketches and extracts.
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Harper's Monthly Subscriptions and Back Volumes Offered
Harper and Brother advertises Harper's Magazine and related titles with yearly, six monthly, and introductory terms. It lists pricing for volumes, binding options, mail delivery terms, and payment methods for orders to New York.
Harper's periodicals subscription options and prices
The notice lists Harper's Weekly Harper's Magazine Harper's Bazar and Harper's Young People titles with yearly prices. It offers five volumes per year and states postage free in the United States or Canada. It explains that subscriptions start with the next issue after order and describes cloth bindings and mail delivery terms. Address HARPER & BROTHERS for remittance and ordering.
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Average Rates of Duty and Ad Valorem Figures 1882
Washington Special presents a Bureau of Statistics table on average ad valorem duty rates by import class for fiscal 1882. Sugar, wool, silk, cotton, iron, steel, and other items show rates from 10 to 73 percent with total imports duty near 145 million dollars and about 67 percent of all duties. The piece also reflects on farmer receptiveness to printed farming advice and the value of shared experience.
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Washington
Bureau of Statistics
Simple Potato Poultice for Sciatica and Cough Remedies
An old farmer’s hand guided by experience offers a potato poultice remedy for neuralgia and sciatica, boiled in water and applied overnight with repeated hot fomentations. The piece also promotes Blaile’s Honey of Horehound and Par for coughs, and cites various patent medicines and a Baltimore doctor endorsing tonics.
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Hills
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Caldwell
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Brown's Iron Bitters Promises Aid for Kidney and Appetite
In Christiansburg Virginia 1881 a kidney disease case reports relief after using Brown's Iron Bitters. A parent notes a child recovering from scarlet fever gained appetite after the tonic. The brief testimonial credits Brown's Bitters with curing kidney issues and boosting a sick child's appetite.
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