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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1893
Page
1
A compact note extols Simmons Liver Regulator as a ready remedy for constipation and headaches. It emphasizes quick relief without discomfort, not a sweetened nauseating compound, and claims harmlessness even for children, highlighting pleasant taste and safety.
Territory leaders push quickly to transfer private party exhibits to San Francisco display while stressing value of mineral and soil product showcases. Editor notes reform ideas on capital punishment for betraying public trust and recalls a San Francisco acquittal case involving Cy ntte, with Cur tis Strellinger. Hall's Hair Renewer pledge offered as cure for dandruff exudation and scalp scars.
Advertises Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative beneficial for kidneys liver and bowels. Claims the remedy is natural effective and free from objectionable substances. Notes the California Fig Syrup Company as sole manufacturer and warns against substitutes.
Curtis was acquitted in San Francisco after three trials for a policeman’s murder. Vice President Stevenson poised to decide the Sherman Act repeal vote in the senate, reticent on his stance. New York audience hears free coinage silver speeches by Bynum Warner Bartine and J G Boyd. Rain and a tornado lash New York coast, with million-dollar property losses and crippled telegraph lines. Senator Hill pushes bimetallism and coinage with international ratio, while gold shipments head to New York sub treasury.
Advertisement claims a home remedy by Dr Wayne & Son of Philadelphia relieves intense itching and bleeding from moist lesion symptoms described as arching piles. It promises to stop itching, heal ulcers, and remove tumors, with mail order availability for 59 cents.
A speaker recalls traveling from Chicago to Kanes City by car with beds, then boarding a train to Farr where a woman friend leaves him behind. He waits six days in St. Louis for her, having entrusted her with his watch and blanket check. He expresses surprise at his brother Dan's acquaintances as Kasosse City is praised as a great city.
The note advertises opportunities for agents to sell the album with a claim of high demand. A copy is available at the office Write the Trvine Co Phanix for details. One inexperienced agent reportedly took gsteen orders in Phavix in a single day.
Mrs Annie M Beam of McKeesport Pennsylvania reports success treating diarrhea in her children with Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. She recalls using it during a flood relief period in Johnstown and notes several other successful cases. The testimonial promotes the remedy and mentions a 50 cent bottle available from local druggists.
A jumble of catalog pitches and ads for Turquoise Corrs offering water, clothing, shoes, and general goods at eastern prices. Includes references to Pride of Livermore, Paris Exposition medals, Silver Literature guidance, a Free Coinage Button for bimetallists, and a Denver address. Mentions Woucor’s Metal Market pricing Silver TS Copper 9.50 Lead 3.40 in New York.
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