Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-20
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A prominent DdkOtI Wftdt-TllseT says
the Government and pri rate estimates OF
the wheat crop Of 1884 were much over
rated, a circumstance that has had its share
In depressing the price. He says that the
acreage Of next year will not be over 60
per cent. Of what it was in 1884.
Mr.. Julius J. Herzog, 2i16 Venabe
street, Richmond, says: IL have sold
Browns Iron Bitters for the last three
years, and 1t has given general satisfaction
to my patrons"
The compromise negotiations on the
sists, began with Mr.. Gladstone and the
Queen, were continued by Her Majesty and
the Duke OF Richmond, and were brought
into shape at Gordon Castle during the
visit OF Lord Salisbury and Lord Cairns.
Mr.. W. II. Ladle, Ills Main street,
Richmond, says: ~ have used Browns
Iron Bitters for dyspepsia. neuralgia. and
nervous disorders with gleat satisfaction"
II Is said that there are but two pieces Of
the Hiddenite Qhe North Carolina gem) now
in the South, and these are in the shape OF
a pair OF earrings. The demand for the
stone in Europe is so great that Professor
Is
mIne. sends them abroad as fast as they are
mined.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Hall, 2502 east Broad
street, Richmond, says: "My physician
ordered Browns Iron Bitters for my son
while suffering from chills, and 1t promptly
and effeciualy relieved him. Ii has my
grateful recommendation"
| Lady Hillyer, who died a short time ago
| In England, was the widow OF an admiral
and the mother OF two admirals OF tue Brit
ish navy. She was ninely-siX years old,
| and the Prince of Wales and the Duke OF
Edinburgh had promised to dine with
her on her hundredth birthday-if she
reached II.
Mrs. Fannie o. Lingan, 2612 Clay street.
! Richmond, says: "For days | could
scarcely eat morsel, and then suddenly a
craving for food would possess me This
state Of things injured my health. Browns
Iron Bitters cured me-"
An Easton, Pa, telegram says: DR.. Henry
Detwiller to-day celebrated his eighty.ninth
birthday by family gathering. DIR. bet
wiler Is sand to be the Oldest homeopathic
physician in active practice. He has prac.
! ticed in this section since 1877. He was
born In Switzerland In 1905. He was the
! first to administer homeopathic remedies in
the State, and In 1884, ut Allentown, with a
| number OF Others now deceased, formed the
first homeopathic school In the world. He
was personal friend Of DR.. Hahnemann.
Mr.. j. +. Lay, lis south Pine street.
Richmond, says: ~ have taken Browns
Iron Bitters for dyspepsia, and pronounce
II very superior tonic. ! have recon-
mended 1t to my friends, who are equally
well pleased"
Even the blood royal has had no exemp.
ton from that terrible disease, leprosy.
! King John, Of Great Britain, had q son who
died from II. and II was even IN the blood
Of Baldwin w., from whom was descended
she Plantagenets. II attacked him while
he was yet minor. and though be strug-
gled brayely, swallowing many a bitter
pang with smiling face, |" the disease had
so ravaged his constitution that at the age
OF twenty.three he was compelled TO sur
render bis crown, and died two years later.
King Robert Bruce Is shown to have been
another royal leper. as Is proved by the
testimony OF many ancient historians.
Dir. j. A. Golden, COL west Seventeenth
street, Richmond. says: al consider
Browns Iron Bitters superior TO any other
tonic preparation. The demand for II Is 40
great that can hardly keep myself sup
Piled. Ny customers baye unbounded faith
In this popular remedy"