The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-12-14
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i RELIdBHITY

The very best possible test OF there.
liability Of any article is its popularity.
1t is an old and trits saying thatssa
burnt child breads the Gre, aid no.
where is this maxim more appropriate
than in the case OF persons suffering
from malady which many prepara-
tions have failed to relieve. No one
continues to take a medicine which
does him no good. and certainly no one
would testify to the beneficial qualities
of a remedy which had not benefited
him. 1t Is an easy matter to claim nuis
rnerous virtues for All article, but UNI
less those claims are backed up by. au..
thentic testimony, they Ego, . as the
French say, without saying.'''
Browns Iron Bitters, manufactured
by the Brown Chemical Company, OF
Baltimore, Md, is an article for which
the manufacturers claim many virtues.
and they have thoroughly substantial;
ed their claims by giving below numer--
GUS testimonials to its worth from citi4
zens Of our own State who have been
benefited by its use: |,
Messrs. L. E. Hackley s. Co., drug
gists, Winona, say: ''The sales Of
Browns Iron BitterS are remarkable.
and our customers all speak highly II
it.o ~ -
Messrs. Lauer q Adding, druggists.
Winona, say: browns Iron Bitttrs
has good reputation here. and gives
good satisfaction.'' ~
Mr.. w. Allen, editor. and proprietor
Of the Winnebago City Press snd
Times, writes: II have used three
bottles OF Browns Iron Bitters. And
have received great benefit from it. af-
ter being All invalid for year through
the effects of rheumatism. / 10 not
expect = permanent cure at oncs, am
well satisfied with the benefits received
that by continuance Of its use Shall
ultimately recover" @-s5s5
Mr.. e. A. Pike, of Howard Lake,
Wright county, MINI, SAYS: '.My
stepmother, Mas. Margaret Pike, Of
Medford, Steele county, after suffering
for years from several complaints and
failing to receive permanent relief,
tried Browns Iron Bitters, which
proved the desired remedy. She says
from her own experience that Brown 8
Iron Bitters is good for rheumatism,
neuralgia, loss of appetite and weak
ness. It cleanses and pnli:ies the
blood, STRENGTHENS the stomach and
qaiets the nerves, | have been dMict-
ed for six years, and have doctOre,l
with five different physicians. and
never received SO much help from them
all as did from two bottles of Browns
Iron Bitters which took, and l feel
as though I could recommend thin,
above all other remedies that I know
anything about. My health is better
now than it has been for five years.
Mr.. NJ. II. Hunt, druggist. Dodge
Centre. Dodge county. says: ''Brown'.
Iron Bitters sells very well, and ~.
ports from it ali gDod."
Mr.. John L. Grove, druggist, Chat.
field. Fillmore county, says: "Brown's
Iron Bitters is having il good sale, and
is giving satisfaction.
Browns Iron Bitters acts like q
charm on the digestive organs, remov.
ing all dyspeptic symptoms. and is es'
pecially valuable in ill diseases reQuir-
ing an efficient tonic. Less Of appe
tite. indigestion, intermittent fevers
and malaria are cured by its use.
BrHwn's Iron Dtters is highly rec
! commended for indigestion, dyspepsia
intermittent fever, want of appetite
loss Of strength, lack Of energy, ln:.!ar-
ii, etc. E!'rches the blood, strength
ems the muscles and gives new life t.
the nerves. Acts like charm on the
digestive organs. A tablespoonful af'
ter meals will remove all dyspeptie
symptoms, such as tasting the food
be!ching, heat in the stomach, hart
bu:o, liver complaint, etc. BsesA's
Iron bittrrs is not y drink or si;hsti.
tnta for liquor, but Il true strengthen.
ing medicine. universally recommend.
ed 10y physicians and druggists.