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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1890
Page
4
A dormant liver is hard to rouse with drastic remedies and dull tonics. Haste Stomach Bitters offer a gentler, pleasant method to restore biliary function, bowels, and appetite. It claims to subdue malaria nervousness dermality kidney troubles and neuralgia while promoting regularity without painful action. Also notes salesmen wanted for a small sample line and mentions esparsette seed, fresh fish and oysters at local venues.
The forthcoming year will keep The Review’s un rivaled position among periodicals and present topics of broad human thought by eminent writers. It will feature high public interest discussions led by prominent leaders, notably a controversy on free trade and protection between famous British and American statesmen, including the Right Hon. W. C. Gladstone.
Notier advertises pure straight whiskey from celebrated brands at the Pony saloon. It also features domestic and imported brandies and wines, porters, liquors, Tom and Jerry, hot Scotch, spiced rums, Carman Key West cigars, and Anheuser Busch lager on draft. Proprietor J.P. Shaughnessy invites all.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has long been used by mothers for children teething, delivering immediate relief and natural sleep. The product soothes gums, relieves pain and wind, regulates bowels, and is praised as the best known remedy for diarrhoea related to teething or other causes, selling for twenty five cents a bottle.
An imaginative tale portrays Jack Frost as an ancient, mischievous king of the poles. His father King John Frost dies, enabling Jack to crown the south pole, marshal 50 000 armored knights, ice chariots, and dragons. He battles Hail, defeats him, captures prisoners, and rules a divided realm between north and south, spreading mischief and frost through mortal lands.
A racial scene portrays a colored policeman in Alabama enforcing order with iron resolve. He warns a crowd and family, invoking the constitution as blood may be shed if missteps occur, while reflecting on his protector role amid hostile stares from the townsfolk. Lilith and hair value notes follow with cultural anecdotes and market figures.
Moisture and intense itching at night worsen by scratching. If untreated, tumors form that bleed and ulcerate. Swayne's Ointment promises to stop itching, halt bleeding, heal ulcers, and remove tumors in most cases. Available at druggists or by mail. Dr Swayne Philadelphia.
An Omaha Republican reporter overhears a old timer reflecting on the 1860s Missouri bottom era. They reminisce about $2.50 wheat a bushel and $1 corn, two dollar potatoes, scarce butter and eggs, and no railroads. The talk contrasts past prosperity with present hardship and railroads blamed for economic woes.
The New York Commercial Advertiser notes Mark Twain’s peculiar custom at Hartford dinner parties. He rises without warning to deliver 15 to 20 minute humorous speeches, entertaining or failing depending on the evening. Twain aims to seem eccentric, premeditated, and worthy of notice, sometimes attracting genuine amusement.
A poorly dressed man trades a full set of false teeth at a South Street pawnshop to buy food. He argues their value as a commodity, while the pawnbroker cautions teeth are not a saleable good. The scene unfolds as evening falls with each side negotiating the odd, humorous exchange.
The American Analyst questions if humans inherit animal instincts, noting insects and higher species perceive colors and scents beyond human sight. It cites bloodhound tracking, migration, and homeward sense, arguing humans lack such faculties and endure ironies of supposed inheritance.
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