Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-18

Pure and rich blood is an ac-
knowledged necessity of both hu-
man and animal life. This is
admitted by all medical men to
be a self-evident fact. Many Of
the ailments to which the human
family are subject are we'll
known to be owing to
an unhealthy condition of the
blood. and. how to remedy this
state of affairs has for long
time occupied the minds of the
leading lights of the medical
profession.
Iron is a natural constituent
of the blood, and is to be consid-
cred as a necessity in enlivening
this, the stream of life.
The effects of iron are best
seen in conditions of the system
in which there is a relative want
of activity in the nerves and
muscles. Under its use the blood
becomes richer, the digestive Or
gans are promoted, the pulse be-
comes fuller and stronger, the
skin assumes healthy tint, the
lips and cheeks grow more forid,
the temperature of the body is
increased, and the muscular
strength greatly invigorated.
The diseases in which iron is
especially serviceable are those
which come from want of rich
ness in the blood, strength in
the muscles and tone in the
nerves, such as weakness, inac-
tivity, depression, loss of appe-
tite, dyspepsia, indigestion, neu-
ralgia, hysteria, etc.
The Use of iron cannot be too
strongly urge6 Physicians for a
long time have conceded that iron
was absolutely necessary, but the
trouble has been that it seemed
impossible to prepare it so that
it would have no injurious eff
ects. Each new discovery was
hailed with delight by the profes-
sion, only to be thrown aside
in a short time as a
failure, and it was not until the
discovery of Browns Iron Bitters
that iron was so prepared that it
would readily and thoroughly as
simulate with the blood and
would not blacken the teeth,
cause headache, constipation or
other evil effects caused by every
other iron preparation. Browns
Iron Bitters is made only by the
Browns Chemical Company Of
Baltimore, and contains no whis-
ky or other injurious ingre-
dients.
Physicians of reputable stand
ing all over the country are rec
ommending Browns Iron Bitters
as ''the par excellence of an iron
medicine"
DR.. A. J. Pierce, of Sheboy-
gan, Wis, says: Browns Iron
Bitters is the only effectual rem
edy have found for dyspepsia"
DR.. NJ. T. Gamble, a physician
with a large practice in Farming
ton, Fulton county, ILL.,, says: mo
proprietary medicine that han
die gives as mu6h satisfaction as
Browns Iron Bitters. I pre-
scribe it in my practice, and it is
the only proprietary article I
do"
DR.. A. T. Herrak, a practicing
physician at Oxford junction,
Jones Co., Iowa, says: Browns
Iron Bitters gives the best salts
faction of any article sold in
this country. This invaluable
tonic is fast gaining friends.
Once using it all are convinced
of its superiority over all other
preparations"
DR.. II. E. Farwell, Arlington
Heights, Cook Co., ILL.,, says:
Expressions of the highest sat
isfaction pour in from the use cf
every bottle of Browns Iron Bit
ters."
Dr.. A. Alphonso, a practicing
physician and pharmaceutist OF
Washington, Tazewell county,
ILL.,, says: II use Browns Iron
Bitters and it gives good satisfac-
ton"
DIR. H. Lee Hatch, a practicing
physician of Jacksonville, Nor
gan county, Ill. says: II use
Browns Iron Bitters and it gives
general satisfaction"
DR.. T. A. Smurr, physician, of
Ottawa, La Sale county, ILL.,,
says: Il find Browns Iron Bit
ters gives general satisfaction,
and its use is daily increas-
ing"
DR.. C. E. Axiline, of Axiline
Ross county. Ohio, says: "Brown'
Iron Bittsrs has given entire sat
isfaction to those whom I have
given it."
DR.. E. H. Burridge, practicint
= physician and druggist of Erie
Whitesides Co., ILL.,, says: s'The
sales of Brown's Iron Bitters are
constantly on the increase"
Mr.. John NJ. Wampler, drug
gist, 73O Main street, Richmond
Wayne county, Ind, says: g
have sold large quantities o
Browns Iron Bitters, and partie
who have used it once invariabl,