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Beer is a Food!It is not,like many of the presentday efforts of literary teetotal cranks,a mental daisychain woven by silly chatterersED1918
Dr. de Roos' Revelatory Renal Pills are concentrated life drops. Produced in Kentish Town, London BM1923
"Tis only a cold" is frequently returned in answer to the enquiries of a friend. Cure your wretchedness with Halls Domestic Medicine BM1859
J. Rhodes begs to informs the gentry of Blackburn that he has opened his musical library using London Principles and is most pleased BM 1866
Turners Tamarind Cough Emulsion is an old established remedy for coughs and bronchial affections. Useful for consumptive children! BWT 1860
Notice! Read 'A dinner for the poor' to learn how to raise the working men of England. Price one Penny. Blackburn Weekly Time Jan 1860
Horney's Magic Cordial for Infants. Gives immediate relief to infants when teething - JE 1914 unknown copyright #teething #medicalhistory
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Electricity is Life - Pulvermacher's Patent Galvanic chain-bands, belts and pocket batteries OCRG - 03 dec 1870
Derangements of the generative system cured by the positive remedies of Mr H.Smith. Useful for noises in the head...and loss of flesh AT1889
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Beer is a Food!It is not,like many of the presentday efforts of literary teetotal cranks,a mental daisychain woven by silly chatterersED1918
George Kelly. Licensed Horse Slaughterer, Will...remove dead or worn-out Horses or dead cows Larne times - feb 1920 © Johnston Press plc
Ring's Ale - There's full measure of health and pleasure in this superb old ale. LDP jan 1938 © Johnston Press plc
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For me, a Ford Zodiac is the finest car I've ever owned. My husband is equally enthusiastic which is typical for a Ford owner. SN1957
William Thomson, displays the sign of the Otter and has always on hand a large assortment of silk, satin, beaver and stuff hats AHGA 1844
"For the blood is the life" Clarke's world famed blood mixture. For cleansing and cleaning the blood from all impurities. BA Jan 1880
Men who are weak, sufferers from nervous debility, loss of vigour, premature decay cc. @sawbones. JE - 02 jan 1914 unknown copyright







