The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-12-07
PRQSIRAT'I(lY

PROSTRA 7,IO.y.
The weakening effects Of protracted
disease, eyenafte cOnvalesceMceEfrom
the malady itself are sometimes ct.
such !. serious character as to endan-z
ger the life Of theEpatient !!o.a greater
extent than did, tile. disease ITSELF.
Wien person suffers FROM an attack
Of illness, they are too apt after recov-
cry to forget that their system has been.
run down, that their digestive and
other organs have become weakened
by their inability to perform their
functions, and they lose sight Of the
fact that relapse is oft times more
dangerous than the original attack. LII
cases of mental or physicals prostra.
ton, nothing will so thoroughly build
up the syatem as a true tonic, and no.
thing but tonic will SO strengthen
the body that it will be able to resist
the recurrence Of disease. Such 4 ton
ic is Browns Iron Bitters. This rem
edy is, iii every sense of tie word. \
true tonic, and is invaluable in cases of
prostration, arising either from dis
ease, climatic influences or other caus-
es. Browns Iron Bitters is manufac-
tured by the Brown Chemical Compa-
ny, OF Baltimore, Nd, and that it is
used and its merits thoroughly appre-
ciated in our midst, is evident from
the following certificates from citizens
OF our own State, some of whom speak
OF this valuable remedy as follows:
Mr.. ]. $. Gerald, druggist, Beaver
Falls, Renville county, says: ~ have
sold Browns Iron Bitters, aud it has
given GOOD satisfaction - i*..4..HS70
Mr.. 5: l.. Croker, druggist, Fari-
Dault, Rice county, says. Brown 8
Iron Bitters is a popular remedy and
gives good satisfacticn. .e q a.,
Messrs. Klinkhammer & Co.. drug
gists, Jordan, Scott county, say: Tile
sale OF Browns Iron Bitters is greater
than OF all others combined" o|
Messrs: King Bros, druggists, Still
water, Washington county, say: We
have sold considerabl. Of Brown 's'Iron
Bltters and have never heard a cum
Messrs. Petit & Babcock, druggists,
say: I'VE have sold great deal OF
Brown's Iron Bitters, and c;!u highly
recommend it,"
Mr.. John 5. Nelson, druggist, Cary.
er, says: Il have been handling
Browns Iron Bitters for some months,
and it gives entire satisfaction. 49,.
Messrs: Mastell Il Johnson, drug.
gists, Rush City, ChiSago county. say:
''Brown's Iron Bitters is giving entire
satisfaction, and its sales are constant
ly increasing"
Messrs: L. E. Hackley 4 Co., dug.
glstS, WlnOna, say: THE sales Of
Browns Iron Bitters are remarkable,
and our customers all speak highly Of
it,"
Messrs. Lauer y Adding, druggists
Winona, say: ''Brown's Iron Bitters
has good reputation here. and gives
good satisfaction
Mr.. W. Allen, editor and proprietor
OF the Winnebago City Press and
Times, writes: II have used three
bottles OF Baown's Iron Bitters. and
have received great benefit from it, If.
ter being an invalid for u year through,
the effects Of rheumatism. [ do not
expect 4 permanent cure at once, am
well satisfied with the benefits II ceived
from Browns Iron Bitters, and hop,
that ny continuance Of its use [ shall
ultimately recover"
Browns Iron Bittevs is highly rec
commended for all diseases recurring n
certain and efficient tonic, and especi-
ally valuable in indiges ton. dyspepsia,
intermittent feavers, lnss ct appetite
and strength, lack Of energy. malaria,
etc.
Browns Iron N:ters will relieve In
termlttent feyrrS, dyspepsia. indir.H-
ton, malaria and all q diseases entaiiiny
loss Of appetite IT lack Of strength u"s|
energy It is universally pronounce<!
an invaluable tnaic
Mr.. Q. J. Johnson, druggist, Glp,,
wood. Pope rannty, says: II have :,
good demand for Brown's Iron Bil;e"s
and the consn2aers speak very hight; .:
it,"
Mr.. c. A. Pike. Of Howard. Lake,
Wright county. Mimi, sHys: "MI
stepn,other. A.s. Margaret Pike, Of
Medford, S.ecie county, after suffering
for years from several complaints and
failing to receive permanent relief
tried Browns Iron Bitters. which
proved tie desired remedy. She says
from her own experience that Brown :
Iron Bitters is good for rheumatism,
neuralgia, loss Of appetite and weak.
ness. 1t cleanses and pul flies the
blood, strengthens the stomach and
quiets the nerves, have been Afl'ict-
ell for six years, aud have doctoretl
with five different physicians. and ]
never received go much help from them
All AS did from two bottles of Browns
Iron Bitters which took, and | feel
as though [ conld recommend then,
above all other remedies that I know
anything about. My health is better
now than it has been for. five years.
THE SHADOW ON TIE SNOW
There isn't much snow yet. but there
is heap Of shadow-ana the shadow is
the shadow Of Christmas, which, like
other coming events, projects its nDhra
III front OF it. In every family two i'm
portant problems are Fastening to 80
luton; and while tie elder members
are asking themselves, "What shall VT
give?' the younger are. no less eagerly
speculating as to what they shall get.
The boys drop vague hints of the desir-
ability of skates and sleds, and books
of adventure and excitingl narrative:
while the little girls arc bsmoaning the
dilapidated condition OF the present
generation of dolls, and artfully trying
to inveigle mamma into that phrase 40
full OF promise, we'll see at Christ
mas-time."
1t really is no easy task tn select 4
line of Christmas presents 80 a. TO in
sure that every little one shall get just
what it will most appreciate, and none
snail hn3;l, b: .o unduly fsvored and as the
mother feels, more than at any other
time, the need of some reliable manual,
by referring to which she may know
just what is to DO had, and just what
everything will cost. And luckily, in
this age Of journalistic enterprise, tho
very thing she wants lies ready to her
hand. For the Winter number of the
Fashion Quarterly is out, and copy
can be had for only fifteen cents. With
in the compass of it's ninety odd pages
are illustrations Of every kind and de-
scription of Christmas gifts; from the
rattle or toy reins for the thron-year-
old infant, up to the gold-headed cane