The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13

their employ: 1--WE consider You nearer
up to our ideas of what should constitute
acommercial traveller than any man we
have ever met. This opinion has been
formed alter years OF observatory
After Mr.. Muir became convert to
spiri'ualism he formed an Intimate ac-
quaintsnce with the well-known Belva
A. Lockwood, of Wash ington, d. c., the
Womau'S Rights candidate Tor presi
dent of the United States, and who was
prominent spiritualist. Mrs. Lock
wood was employed by MIR. Muir as an
attorney TO look after some property
coming to him in England. The follow
ing is AN extract from letter from this
celebrated woman to Mr.. Muir: 81
have been to see Mrs. Hattie j. French
and have had n long sitting with her for
You in the presence of friend who is
entirely disinterested, as far as your
matters are concerned. She
was controlled by Spanish spirit
named Benito, l believe, business
spirit, who has promised me
valuable assistance for You, but
says she will not help you, nor answer
yodr questions, nor send you any in
formation whatever; that /, and ne
other, am to do the business; that the
lnioImation will be given to me alone:
that suit Is already begun; that explicit
dhecti' ms have been given, ana will
continue TO be given TO ME; that Won
are not TO make an effort to recover 1t T.;
nut you are TO return to New York, fur
nlsh me with the means to visit Eng
land on your behalf, and before ! start
enter Hpon bond to pay to the mo-
ulum and myself jointly the sum of
LSo0, In the presence OF three witnesses,
before this property il placed in your
hands, but not, however, until it is adj
Judged To be due to you. This is not a
creation of my brain, but bona fide
spirit communication. | send you the
testimony of the friend who heard, as
did, the remarkable communications
and prophecies given to me-"
| A reporter was cOnversing with Mrs,
Muir recently when the lady went over
her husbands interesting history, and
during the talk she told him how she
had been completely cured of utter pros
tration and weakness by using Browns
Iron Bitters. Mrs Muirthen remarked {:
| My youngest son, George kerfOOt
| Muir, who is named after tho Episcop 81
Bishop kerioot, of Pittsburg, was dread
| fully sick and Browns Iron Btters COM
| pletely cured him after he had taken six
! bottles. lie had worms, could not Sleep
/ and got as thin as a rail. He also had
malaria and bad head troubles. He was
reduced to so pounds in weight, but
gained IL pounds soon after he COM
menced taking Browns Iron Bitters.
| Ills skin is now clear and his appetite
splendid. That remedy had really
u wonderful effect on him, and /
am confident that Browns Iron BitLers
saved my life. My son can now attoud
to his business without losing any time,
| put before he commenced taking
| Browns Iron Bitters he could do no
work whatever. He gained in flesh and
strength with every bottle he TOOK, anu
is now entirely well. think Browns
Iron Bitters ~ the finest tonic i'll the
world"
Mrs. G. NJ. Hite, lO5 Fanniu street,
| Houston, Texas, says: "liaving used
Browns Iron Bitters in my family with
good results, shall resort to IL when
over a tonic is needed"
Mr.. Martin Casey, San Antonio, Tex.
as, says: browns Iron Bitters cured
mo of Dyspepsia and Fever. | heartily
recommend It,"
Miss Fannie Brashear, Houston, Tex.
Ms, says: 81 used Browns Iron Bitterl
with great benefit"
Mrs. Annie Bring, COS Il. Broadway
Galveston, Texas, says: al used Browns
Iron Bittors as tonic and appetizer
with the most satisfactory results.n
Mr.. W. III. Allen, Ennis, Texas, saws
81 was in very feeble condition, hotl
mentally and bodily. Browns Irol
Buffers restored my health. Nothinl
oil q did any good"
Mrs. j. C, Hall, Marshall, Texas, SAYS
81 have taken two bottles of Brown ,
Iron Bitters, aud consider it the best
strengthening medicine | ever took"
Mr.. Geo. Z. Miller. attorney-at-law
says: II used Browns Iron Bitters /,
my family for dyspepsia, nervousness,
and sleepiossness, and found il mos
speedy and eiIectual cure"