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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1893
Page
1
The ad touts Simmons Liver Regulator as a quick aid for indigestion fullness after meals and bilious headaches. It claims liver inaction causes these issues and that millions have been helped by the medicine despite widespread skepticism.
The nation debates whether slavery should be reestablished as parties clash for supremacy. The west and south oppose it, the east resists. Arizona faces a doubtful path for elected office amid shifting loyalties and territorial appointments. The T. M. & M. Co. report praises Tombstone mines, noting a net debt around 75 000 dollars and progress toward profitability under Superintendent Staunton. Brownwood citizens seek relief from dysentery with Chamberlain's remedy.
Bland's House speech is hailed as a major Democratic moment, urging resistance to England and urging restraint on silver policy. Debates reveal sectional tensions, with references to wealth transfer, gold shipments, and pending votes on free coinage and the Sherman act. The Evening Bazoo and Senate committee actions are noted amid broader economic concerns. An advertisement for Winslow's Soothing Syrup targets mothers and teething, claiming long-standing efficacy.
The Kicker updates its circulation and notes a growing town population. It lists cattle and sheep trends in southern Arizona, mentions burro railroads, and recounts a rambling Farmer Green episode with humorous local color and a late plug for Sarsaparilla as a health tonic.
The item list includes the Pride of Livermore lantern and Sherry Wine prize medals from Paris Exposition for sale by Jos Hoetler. A disjointed line offers a lost bunch of keys to be dropped at the office. Western shoe ad promotes a range of footwear with eastern prices. Also noted are gun, hunting, and metal price mentions including silver and copper quotes in New York.
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