Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27

Ellen Terry burst into tears when pre-
sented with silver tea-set by the Irving
company, at Pittsburgh, on Wednesday.
Mr.. W. |. Wilson. 20O1 Venable street,
Richmond. says: Browns Iron Bitters i
the best remedy for dyspepsia and general
debility. Ii greatly benefited me-"
NJ. de Brazza, explorer, has received
from King Makoko. OF the Congo country,
the "Order OF the Grand Collar mark
OF the highest distinction in that land.
Mr.. w. II. Ladle, 1ilj Main street.
Richmond, says: II have used Browns
Iron Biiters for dyspepsia, neuralgia. and
nervous disorders with gieat satisfaction
Theodore Roosevelt is on his way home
from Montana. where he had some rare
sport killing three grizzly bears. six elk,
several buffalo, and number OF antelopes.
one Of the bears weighed twelve hundred
pounds.
Mr.. Julius J. HerzOg, PIG Nenable
street, Richmond. says: 81 have sold
Browns Iron Bittcrs for the last three
years. and it has given general satisfaction
to my patrons"
The asphalt pavement OF Berlin appears
to have become very popular. The NUM-
cipality has been petitioned for it, prompt
extension by various classes. representing
the ownership OF nearly q 600 houses. The
petitioners consider the asphalt pavement
the safest for horses and the most eco
nOmical.
Mr.. J. +. Lay, lis south Pine street.
Richmond. says: 81 have taken Browns
Iron Bitters for dyspepsia, and pronounce
it a very superior tonic. ] have recon-
mended it to my friends, who are equally
well pleased"
In a DOrsetshre village few weeks ago
the son Of a clergyman eloped with a cousin
who was residing in his fathers parish.
and in the chapel OF the neighbOring work
house the couple were married. The faith
er's rage was intense. He vented IL by
having his sons two ponies aud fIyOrite
dogs bru:ally shot.
Mrs. Annie VI. Hall. 2j02 east Broad
street, Richmond. SAYS: my physician
ordered Browns Iron Bitters for my son
while suffering from chlls. and il promptly
and efrectually relieved him. 1t has my
grateful recommendation"
Lord Napier. Of Magdalq, said recently:
"During my command OF the armies in
India, in "A record Of the offences OF $4,000
men, which | had specially prepared,
found that the total abstainers were wholly
guiltleSs OF crime, that partial abstaincrs
were practically so, ana that the whole body
OF crime was among the nOn-abstliner>."
Miss Mary l.. Webb, 92O west Nam
street, Richmond. says: 81 have taken
Browns Iron Bitters with great benefit.
II is certainly very superior strengthen
ing tonic"
Last month, in Madrid, was sold for
high prices a remarkable collection OF fans.
One Of IVORY. painted by Watteiu, and
which formerly belonged to the Princess
Adelaide OF Savoy. fetched $3.50. Another,
which was painted by Boucher, sold for
$3.50. and another which Lebrun painted
for the Duchess Of Medina-Celi, went for
$3.50.
Mr.. f. =. Jones. GA east Cary street.
, Richmond. saws: My brother, while
travelling South. contracted malaria. He
used Browns Iron Bitters, and IL made a
complete cure. II is great remedy"
Last year some one In England sent to
Mr.. Labouchere the sum OF 5000 new six
IPnces for distribution among the children
In the London hospitals and warehouses.
The same person has this year sent to Mr..
Labouchere 5000 sixpences with request
that they be given to children in the Lon
don warehouses. workhouse infrmaries,
and workhouse schools.
DR.. W. ii. Snooks, 1903 east Broad street.
Richmond, saws: "Brown's Iron Bitters
is undoubtedly fine tonic. sell great
deal Of il. and my customers speak OF il In
the highest terms,v