The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-12
POISON! POISONi

Within the past few week, there has been oash
excitement In several cf large cities in regard
have habit OF rnpnng 10 The druxstorts lvS
physc when they not feeling weil that ih~
rdultera,Ion Of drugs T. matter which has come
10 concern human life and prosperity quite ~
much the adnl,eraiion of n5ur. or sugar or tea
There are some people 80 mean and graspng apf
~ uupf'ncipled ui Z they have no compuncl.ops
OF conscience In adultcTainz food, drink, or med
icinc. II they can only make anything by u. They
pu' alum In the bread, white clay in the chlidrra
candy. soap-fat in the butter; and WORTHLESS. rub
bish OF every kind In the medicine. An old lady
from the country hai been t,king ltud2num for
long time. She bought Ii nom the apotiecary Ia
the village near which she lived. one day he
came To town Her supply Of her favorite drug
ran out, and 30 she purcha,sd more from n city
apothccsry. Next morning the poor old LADY ws-
dead. The city iruggi., had not wateret hts
i1nd1nuin as much a. he country dealer did. ,nf
the old lady was not prcpsrci for the nexpsetcs
increase la the strength of the dosc. \ IaiJ went
To a draggis,'s for prescription which Wa to i-.
put up Ia the form Of powder. Noticing curious
perfume In ". she raised sn Inquiry, which re-
- ted IN showing that the druggist clerk, hnduy
that there wt not enough Of the .tnn called fH,
hld hlled II up with "tachet powder" which n
used for making p.rfune-bsgs. DE might \, wsil
nave gwen her so much >iv lust. As 30 the c. o.
OF putting up oxalic acii instead Of saits. and
sirychninc for qainine, they arc f,r too common.
The csrees.ness aud the crlmnality which by
bungiing ani adulterStion either put people Ia
death or make them SICK go aidc by ode. Ilao-
rance has much u fo with II. wh,rp ignorance
tails grasping coyetousncss comes in 10 maxi up
some years ago the chemists thought they hpi
made a great triumph In preparing iron 50 that Il
could be taken incidentally with advantage ttry
made great >iir over what ~as called aisly.ct
iron. Physicians looked into it and thought the
article WIS exactly what was needed. Writr!s Of
approved ms deal book, spoke hglly OF u and re-
commanded iis general t,c. But n was not what
was needed II had some good features bat -
many bad On,- HAT Il did more mischief ihsp
good II ihlck,nci the blood without cnriching n.
II clogzc1 the circulation u produced coastua-
tipn, @nd consequently headache and s,yerai
other aches. IT. use had 10 be- discontinued.
Chemists Ia every difcc ION turned their reuOrt5 To-
wud, the production OF iron IN form in which
u, valuable power could Dc made Of avail IN m,.li-
zinc. At last patient labor backed by ample capt
til hrssight oui he exactly perfect article. TLis
preparation OF Iron. free from an poisDus md
adulteraiios. ) used IN making thlf most potent
and permanent remedy for debility snt indgts-
uo', Brown Iron Bitter.
If The blood T. The life of the human system how
lmportlnt " j. that u be- liyclv and he ltlyl IL
Is In any condition short of perfect haiitl lhc
whole system langui.hcs. droops, aul f. mi,er he.
Browns Iron Bitier- yiilliZc. the blood cnrirtte
Indigestion. hani shes Dyspepsia, and promote,
vigDr. happiness, aud length II days.