Tombstone Epitaph and mining opinions in early Arizona press
A dense colonial era newspaper fragment from Tombstone Cochise County Arizona prints publisher notices, arguments about Hopeman in the New Mexico League, Sonora mining activity, and a lengthy critique of Know Nothingism tied to immigration policy with references to Albuquerque Santa Fe and St. Louis figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
Hopeman
Albuquerque
Meadow City
Tombstone
Hamburg figs offer pleasant aid for constipation
The notice promotes HAMBURG FIGS as a tasty remedy for habitual constipation, claiming it is hard to cure and hard to take medicines. It notes the product costs 25 cents and is available at all druggists from J. Mack, proprietors, with minor accompanying text about local printing services and machine costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
J. Mack& , Proprietors
Democratic platform pledges faith in tariff reform and unity
The Democratic Party proclaims its fidelity to a constitutional federation, endorses Grover Cleveland's tariff views, and pledges to reform tax laws. It cites lands restored to citizens, pensions expansion, peaceful foreign policy, and Chinese labor exclusion, while urging renewed trust in democracy and opposition to Republican tax excesses. It adds a critique of the Senate and calls for frugal public expense and fair tax revision to aid American labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel O'Connell
South
Ireland
America
Baltimore
Louisville
St. Louis
Maryland
Maine
Solid South
Fillmore
John C. Fremont
Party of Seccession
Troy
Hewitt
Europe
Egypt
Mugwump
Lafayette
Carrell
Jack Barry
Phil Sheridan
Shields
Meagher
Corcoran
Mulligan
Fredericksburg
Democratic Party of the
United States
Assembleo
Cleveland
Congress
Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
Republican Party
Republic
Senate
National Treasury
Federal
Joseph Porter
John H. Behan
Gila River
Behan
Texas
Prescott
Ayer’s Half Vigor and Other 19th Century Remedies
A fragmented advertisement page extols Ayer’s Half Vigor and Vigor products for hair health and growth, touts Ayers Pills for sick headaches and liver issues, promotes Seal of North Carolina tobacco, and notes churches celebrating Children’s Day with exercises. The copy mentions baldness, dandruff cures, and general tonics, with generic product claims and local business cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Ayers
William J. A Ayer
Dr. J.&co
Dr. Je & Co. Lawall, Mas
Wanted Mason and Limeburner For particulars apply
A historical notice seeks a mason and limeburner. Applicants directed to the Quartermaster, Fr. Bowie, A. T. for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Bowie
A. T. Ies
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tombstone Epitaph
Fourth Street
Fremont
Allen
Cochise County
Arizona
Sonora
el Paso Tribune
Rocky Mountains
New York Central
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
H. W. Comstock
Denver
Globe- 1 Democrat
U. S. Daily Press
Macnoss Caid
G. E. Kobles’s
Eer
Viwuty
North Carolina
Methodist
Presbyterian Sunday Schools
Bagg's
Uary
J. W. Vickers
Harry Wisdom
A. D. Cooley
Merchan
Ben Goodrich
S.C. Bagg
Allen Street
Willows Saloon
Allen ST
PRANE
Bable Assay & Metallurgical Laboratory
Fremont Street
Posite City Hall
Mj, A Viema
George Berrott
Geo. H. Carrel
IR. W. Wood
Lm, Jacobs, Praident
E Jaccoma
Cochise County Bank
Windsor
Benson
Aria
DEPOT
C. M. Miller
Southern Pacific
Encer, Bartl
Lake Street
Asia
Africa
Austen R. W. Woon
Bank of Tombstone
Smee Bee
M. Schwartz
Fifth
F.N. Wolcott
Otis
Wm. Branch
Fulton Street
Ws. Brauch
Second
Fulton Streets
G. E. Kohler
A. Cohn & Bro
Merschaum
Amber
Slotr Cigar
Cohn & Bro
Bet
American Bakery
St. Bet, Allen & Fremont
Cooley & Turner, Proprietors
CK Corral
Pees Stuck
J. V. Vickers
Speuranes
Foundry
and ‘Machine Shop
McAllister & McCone, Frop's
Tjames P. McAllister
Dod
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