The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-17
RIGHT UP FROM THE VERY GRAVE.

When a like this occurs, there is no use of
trying to keep it quiet. The facts will come out,
and 1T is right that they should, so that other
people make use of them for their own
benefit.
Did it do what you expectedW was the
writer's query of Mrs Stbng when he visited
her at her home, No. 24O Douglass street
More; more; much more tnan could dare to
expect" was Mrs Stbngs answer.
What was it? And what had been the matter?
We will let Mrs. Stbng tell the story.
Said she My son, who was eighteen years
old last fall, had typhoid fever The doctor
brought him through, but the fever left him in
a very low, down condition He was very weak,
and while yet weak, being ambitious to be at
work again, he went to his work at the malleable
iron works, where be had been before his illness.
1t was light and easy work for one in good
health; but it proved too much for my poor BOY
in his weakened state.
"One day he came homo very weary, and said
he was unable to work, | thought he had better
remain in the house few days and take the
rest he so greatly needed On the following
Sunday ne had hemorrhage from the lungs.
This weakened him more. and pulled him down
so much that there seemed to be hardly any thing
left of him. He was so weak that the raising of
his hand to his head would bring on a flow of
blood from his lungs The doctor told US he
could not live, and we sadly come to the con-
clusion that would have to part with the dear
boy whom ali loved so much.
about that time friend who was visiting US
from the country said, why don't you try
Browns Iron Bitters? 1t has done wonders
among some of the sick people in our neighbor-
hood | had heard of Browns Iron Btters, and
had seen it advertised; but had never thought
much about it, and up to this time had never
known anybody who had used it. So | said if
the doctor couldn't do anything for my son, and
had come to the conclusion that he must die,
there was no use in having the doctor any
more | would be doctor myself and Browns
Iron Bitters should be the medicine. 1t was a
bold thing to do perhaps; yet what else could
we do! Wouldn't you have done the same
yourself. sir!"
Indeed would Mrs. Stibing And hope
you had better success in your new practice"
Great SUGGEST Why, sir, the boy began to
come right up. And oh. what pleasure il was
to see him each day getting better and better.
At first it very slow and gradual you know,
for he had been very low low down But
soon he got to where it was constant gain, and
his strength seemed to come naturally to him,
and each day we could see him growing better.
well, we went right on gave him about
half dozen bottles, straight along, and he be.
gan TO get really strong again. The hemorrhages
had stopped soon after he began taking the bit
ters Before long he got so well that he wanted
to go to the iron works again and be at his old
work But we thought that was too heavy for
him, and so he went to lighter kind of work
He is in paint concern now. where there is no
heavy lifting or anything of that kind for him
to do"
$50, Mrs. Stibing, you regard Browns Iron
Bitters as really the means of saving your sons
life, do you"
II most certainly do. sir, and the more so
from the fact that the doctor had given him up
and said he could do nothing more for him. /
believe Browns Iron Bitters to be a great medi-
cine, sir, and | can't tell you how glad am that
we heard of it, My son is now happy and joyful
over his recovery, and TO our great surprise is
actually getting fat"
And | congratulate you with all my heart,
Mrs Stibing, that this matter has turned out as
it has. And the doctor; what does he say about
it, may ask"
oh bother the doctor! He said my son must
die, and we haven't seen him since that. don't
know whether he has changed his opinion or not
We will let the doctor side"
Ali right! Slide away doctor, and we will
hurran for Browns Iron Bitters if it can bring up
young man from the very gates of the grave in
this way.
Tell your friends, now, what Browns Iron
Bitters can do 1t cannot raise the dead. But
it can do wonders in lifting up the feeble.
strengthening the debilitated, and giving new
life to those who are ready to Perish.
Dyspepsia, liver complaint, kidney diseases and
all the host of that sort or maladies fall before
the power of Browns Iron Bitters
But beware lest you pick up some humbug
imitation Of this valuable remedy Go to any
respectable druggist and buy the genuine arti
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