Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-30
Personal.

Mrs. +. ID. L. n. Southworth Is In her
sixty.fifth year, and Is writing her sixty
fifth novel, says the Baltimore Sun
Mr.. w. I. Wilson. 200l venable street,
Richmond, says: browns Iron Btters Is
the best remedy for dyspepsia and general
debility. II greatly benefited me-"
Mrs. Joseph Winshlp, OF Norwich. Conn.,.
boasts the possession Of set OF silver tea
SPOONS made by Governor Clevelands
father.
Mr.. W. II. Lad,e, 1fI5 Main street.
Richmond, says: 81 have used Browns
Iron Bitters for dyspepsia neuralgia, and
nervous disorders with great satisfaction
Bastien-Lepage never was paid for his
fine portrait OF Nine. Dronet. When she
died. soon after 1t was finished, Victor
Hugo sent IT back to him without word.
Mr.. Julius J. HerZOg, PIG Venable
street. Richmond, says: 81 have SOLD
Browns Iron Bitters for the last three
years. and it has given general satisfaction
to my patrons"
Talking of veterans, Mr.. and Mrs. Gil
lette. OF Canaan, Mass have just celebrated
their seventeen wedding anniversary IN
and has lived for ninety years.
Miss Mary i. Webb, 92O west Main
street, Richmond. says: 81 have taken
Browns Iron Bitters with great benefit.
1t is certainly very superior strengthen
ing tonic"
Miss Maud Howe writes from New Or
leans that men, women. and children all
about her. at the opening OF the Exhibition.
"cried real tears " when the band struck
I'D with the Star-Spangled Banner"
DIR. W. ii. SnoOks, 103 east Broad street.
Richmond, says: "Brown's Iron Bnfers
is undoubtedly fine tonic. | sell great
deal Of il, and my customers SPEAK OF 1t IN
the highest terms"
IL is said that already European royalty
is being lookt d over in search Of q wife fOT
the young Prince Albert Victor. eldest son
OF the Prince Of Wales. who attains lis
majority on January Sth. The Prince
moderately good catch for some one.
Mrs. Fannie o. Lnean, 2Gl2 Clay street.
Richmond, says: "For days | could
scarcely eat morsel. and then suddenly
craving for food would possess me. THIS
state Of things injured my health. Browns
Iron Bitters cured mo-"
Victor Hugo went to see the completed
statue Of Liberty Enlightenng the World.
by NJ. Bartholdi. and smiled with gratiiiea-
ton when a bystandcr, seeing the poet and
the statue facing each other, exclaimed ::
Behold. Two giants are regarding each
other!'
MIR. j. F.. Lay, rs south Pine street.
Richmond, says: 81 have taken Browns
Iron Bitters for dyspepsia, and pronounce
il very superior tonic. ! have recon-
mended it to my friends, who are equally
well pleased"
Mrs. McElrCy. the Presidents sister. has
rpon her hands the delicate task Of deci-
ding between this and Thursday whether
the wife Of the Speaker OF the House OF
Representatives or the wife of the President
pr0 tenn. Of the Senate is the first lady In
the land.
Mrs. Annie VI. Hall. 1902 east Broad
street. Richmond, says: "My physician
ordered Browns Iron BitterS Tor my son
while suffering from chills. and il promptly
and efIectually relieved him. 1t has my
grateful recommendation"
An Indian veteran was the late Mrs.
Kennedy, OF Benares, who was born in
1888. Her father, husband. two sons. one
son-in-law, ard four grandsons were or are
generals in the British army. For the past
forty years she had been the queen OF
Benares society and a close friend Of the
Mabarajah. She had eighteen children,
eighty grandchildren. scventy-three grelt-
grandchildren, and five great-great. grand
children.
Mr.. J. A. Golden, COL west seventeenth
street, Richmond, says: 81 consider
Browns Iron BitterS superior to any other
tonic preparation. The demand for il Is 50
great that I can hardly keep myself SUP
piled. NY customers have unbounded faith
in this popular remedy