The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-12-27
BRIEF MENTION.

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Senate.
MIR. J.. G. Leith, Galveston. says: "My
wife used Browns Iron Bitters with
good effects"
The newly elected mayors Of Lynn,
Chelsea and Cambridge, Mass, are un-
der 10 years Of age.
MIR. Martin Casey, San Antonio, says /:
browns Iron Bitters cured me of dys-
pepsla and fever. | heartily recon-
mend It,"
just 10 years ago the interest on the
National debt was $4,000, OOOa year. 1t
Is now S5s.0OO,0O0.
Mrs. Clara Browning, 1867 Elm street,
Dallas, says al have used Browns
Iron Bitters for three years and think It
necessary to my existence"
The Prohibitionists Of Illinois will
hold a State convention on December 20
and 30. Ex-Governor st. John will be
present.
Mr.. John G.. West, attorney-at-law,
Waco, says: IL have used Browns Iron
Bitters in my family. 1t is the best tonic
In use for male or female, old or young,
and is gaining ground here every day"
The United States gave its troops
100000, 900 in bounties during the civil
war, and has paid and pledged itself for
S0OO,OOO,OOO In pensions.
Mrs. W. J. Slater, l45 Milan street,
Houston, says: II can cheerfully testify
TO the superiority of Browns Iron Bit
tiers as a tonic. | have used 1t in my
family and am never without"
lie Francois notes the bequest to the
city OF Paris of $4,000 francs, the income
OF which shall be expended for games or
books to be given to poor children.
Mr.. Z. N. Helm, Waco, SAYS, browns
Iron Bitters did me good since | am old
and inilrm, and IL relieved my pains
which naturally attend the aged. l
gratefully recommend 1t.
A company 20O0 strong is about to
leave the banks and braes and woods and
heather of Scotland, to settle on the
more productive, but treeless, soil of Los
Angles, California.
Mr.. j. b. Boone, at shippers Cotton
Press, Galveston, says: IL was troubled
with dyspepsia. Browns Iron Bitters
completely cured me-"
Bulcz, editor of the Revue des Deux
Mondes, once said: "There are only
two men left in the world who write
good French, and they are Germans
Albert Wolf and Hilderbrand." Hill
derbrand recently died at Florence
Mr.. G.. w. Tucker, Houston, says: IL
am much gratiiled with the effects OF
Browns Iron Bitters. | took il when
convalescing from an attack of malarial
fever
A millionaire landholder at Chester
England, who died recently, was SO
parsimonious that he instructed ten
ant, In ying him 81, to bring the
amount IN two installments, in order to
avoid the use OF n stamped receipt.
Mrs. Parsons, 40 Preston street. Hous-
ton, says: "llaving used Browns Iron
Bitters for malarial fever, indigestion
and us tonic, take pleasure in endors-
ing 1t as standard remedy"
The Crow Indians of Montana have
been Induced by the missionaries and
agents to abandon the burial platforms
ON which the remains of the departed
were buried, and have adopted the ordi-
nary mode of interment.
Mr.. Il. Humphreys, 800 Adams street,
Fort Worth, says: /" have successfully
taken Browns Iron Bitters and with
pleasure recommend it as a most excel
lent remedy"
The opponents of Father MCGEE, pas
tor OF the French Catholic parish Of
Notre Dame de Lourdes, at Fall River,
Massachusetts,, recently took possession
OF the church building, locked the doors
and refused adnittanoe to Father MCGEE
and prevented the celebration of mass.
Mr.. ii. A. Howell, San Antonio, says
Browns Iron Bitters has reputation
In our family which will outliye all other
medicines. | am u railroad man, and
from an accident my system was almost
destroyed. This valuable remedy made
Il man again of me-"
"Mrs. Howgate, the wife of the fugi-
tive" saysa Washington telegram TO
the Boston Herald, sis keeping a small
boarding house here, and Miss Ida How
gate, his clever daughter, is an instruc-
tor In military academy at Cleveland"
Miss Birdie Wilson, Austin, SAYS: ~
suffered with violent headache and tried
many remedies without being relieved.
took Browns Iron Bitters and am hap
Ply TO say my headache Is no more. NY
mother values 1t above all other medi-
cines."
Miss Maud st. Pierre, the rich ma iden
who has been startling the Tennesseeans
by her huge land Investments, is said to
be a grand daughter OF Mrs. Myra Clark
Gaines She is building a railroad TO
her mineral lands, and 1t IL said often
rides through the mountains with her
saddle bags full of money.
Mrs. NJ. A. Moore, POS Prairie street,
Houston, says: Having used Browns
Iron Bitters for fever and ague, malarial
levers and as general tonic, | take
pleasure in recommending 1t. believe
II to be preventative for many of the
complaints peculiar to our Southern
climate.n
The American Grocer remarks that
I'VE have presented the Sandwich island
sugar ring with 81 % for every 10 cents
received in the way of profit on exports
TO That country, and thu same experience
VIII evidently be duplicated on larger
scale II the so-called reciprocity treaty
with Spain is ratified.
Mrs. G. Davis, 2G5 jackson street,
Houston, says: II was troubled with
liver complaint. Browns Iron Bitters
restored my health. My sister, whose
system was impaired from the effects of
malaria, seeing the good results of the
medicine upon me, tried 1t with equal
sucCess,h
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