Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-08-27
Are They Mythse

1t IS often said by people who see In the
papers statements of cures by certain med
icInes, that the people who are said to
have been cured are not living creatures,
but only myths that have been invented
by the medicine people. How that may
or not be in the case OF some of the ether
medicines, We know not. But there is one
real remedy whose work has been dons in
THIS community in snch a way as to show
that there is nothing mythical about il.
Ina writer is also a reader-call him a
mind reader" if you please, for he has
recently been among some of the people
who have had a mind to get well by tax
ing Browns Iron Bitters, the great popu-
lar tonic which has recently set all the
people talking go. He has had the pleas
ure of talking with a coed many of these
people who speak their minds very freely
about he means of their relief. These are
well-known people, whose existence has
never been disputed, and is not likely to
be.
Mr.. Vogel, for instance, is known all
over Tennessee; Charles A. Vogel, of the
big boot and shoe house of Ira M. Hill d.
Co. After using Browns Iron Bltters
himself, and giving it to his family, he
found that it made the feeble strong, the
downcast hopeful and happy, and 10 these
who had no appetite it gave a hearty desire
for dinner. Mr.. Nogel says: at is the best
tonic l know of; all the people say So"
Mr.. Berry, senior partner of the clothing
firm of Berry, Jack q Co, on Main street,
YVES a year or two ago run down by sum-
mer heat and pressure Of business work
and care. Mrs. Berry, too, was suffering
from debility and lack of strength. These
well-known people took Browns Iron Bit
tiers, to their very great advantage. 1t
braced them up and made them strong
and hearty.
Nothing mythical about these cases.
The great trouble in our climate, by the
way, is its depressing effect and the ten
dency to debility, lssEitude and ~languor.
AS busy a man as Mr.. Whitmore, foreman
OF the Memphis Public Ledger, was troubled
Ia this way. He read in his own paper
about Browns Iron Bitters and thought
he would try a bottle. To make a long
WORK Ct bringing up. Mr.. WhitmoTe has
Tor more than a year been as hearty as
ever, and be now speaks very highly in
praise of Browns Iron Bitters. No myth
about Mr.. Whitmore.
Now two or three more in the same
immediate neighborhood. At Levy's
trunk store, almost opposite the Peabody
Hotel, We ind two healthy young men,
one of whom, Mr.. S. Levy, jr., formerly
Hdu dyspepsia DuI now udS u 10 more
As soon as you see Mr.. Levy, you see that
he is no myth when he takes his place at
the dinner-table. Mr.. II. S. Levy was
troubled with chills, and now says,
There's nothing like Browns lion Ritters
to break a chill up" 1t is two years since
he had his last chill, and he says if he
were again attacked he would use no med
icine but Browns Iron Bitters. Mr. Isaiah
Coleman, who was for a long time the
mex door neighbor of the Mtssrs. Levy,
was a sufferer from kidney disease. After
being entirely relieved through the use of
Browns Iron Bitters, he has gone to New
York, where he is now engaged in bust
ness.
Now let Gs drop in at Specht & Walters
confectionery establishment on Madison
8 rect. How are you, Mr.. Cooke 2" we
inquire of the courteous gentleman be-
hind the counter. Mr.. Cooke replies, "All
right now haven't had a chill for year.
Browns Iron Bitters knocked it out. Lots
of my friends say there's nothing like
Browns Iron B. ers." Step down and see
Mr.. Enz, the teweler, at 400 Main street,
and ask him about his catarrh and the in
digestion WHICH used to bother him. All
gone, gone, gone. What took those
Bitters." Nothing mythical about Mr..
Call on Mr.. Ike A Chasn. the commits,
sion merchant on Front street. He WI
tell you that Browns Iron Bitters is such
a good tonic that he will not let his family
be without it. Everybody knows Mr..
Chase.
Then take a turn among the druggists.
These gentlemen can judge of the real
merit OF the article they sell by the way in
which purchasers speak about what thew
buy, Every druggist in Memphis has a
regular and steady demand for Browns
Iron Bitters, and as one customer after
another comes for this medicine, the word
is my wife couldn't do without it," or
we always keep it in the house, for it is
the best tonic in the world - or sit is help.
ing me out of my nervous debility, and 1
want another bottle OF it." or "chills and
fever have no chance when the Browns
Iron BitteIs is about"
Thus every day, facts, facts, facts, most
solid facts, are showing the good work
done by Browns Iron B;tters. There is
no difficulty in getting this great tonic, for
oil tho Sruouicfo EooD;t