Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06
'sTaI1e No Other.V


What do these words mean? They are
used very frequently now, especially in
one certain connection. They are
pointed words and must have a particular
meaning.
They mean that If you are going 20 buy
gold watch you don't want the watch
dealer to impose on you with a brass
thing gold-plated.
They mean that If you 60 to the market
for piece of juicy and tender spring
lamb you don't want the butcher to give
you some old, tough mutton and tell
you it is 'Just as good" You and he
know 1t is not by any means '.just as
goOd.o
''They mean that when you want a
particular medicine to accomplish par
ticular result, and you have made up
your mind exactly what you want you
don't like to be told by the druggist: eve
have something as good as that, some
thing that will do just as well.
Perhaps you have seen in the papers in
connection with the mention OF Browns
Iron Bitters the words: state no OfheTfv
What do these mean, when taken thus2
They mean exactly what they say, in
all their brevity and force AS Browns
Iron Bitters is superior to all other Bit
ters of every kind, and has recorded by the
thousands the victories IT has wrought, It
will meet your case. Therefore, "Take
no other"
Mr.. j. s. Troester, tho well-known
grocer, OF II Riopelle-st., Detroit, ia one
Of the men who would "Take no other"
The writer called at mis- store recently,
and found him busy as usual. The con-
Yersation turned on some malarial
troubles which Mr. Tfoester used to
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now, are you, Mr.. TrOesters"
altogether rid OF them, ] am very
happy 10 say. For several seasons / had
been severely troubled with attacks Of
malarial fever, which came upon me with
great regularity. They Frustrated me,
and for time rendered me unfit for bust
ness. But for the last three seasons !
have used Browns Iron Bitiers, which
put my system In such condition as 70
ward of the attacks. During these three
seasons 1 have been entirely free from my
former troubles. / shall continue 20 take
this medicine, for il has done me 80 much
good that believe in 10, and want no
other, for ! have never met with any
which could do Tor me what this has"
Mr.. TrOester's experience Is worthy Of
note, in the interest Of many sufferers
from malaria. He did wisely one thing,
In the failure 70 DO which many people
make a serious mistake. He fortified his
system against the attack In good time,
Instead Of waiting ill he was shaking
with ague and burning with fever, and
then taking the medicine 70 drive the mis-
chief out. Remember that Browns Iron
Bitters will drive out chills and fever, pr
any other form n malaual 10. But Re
member, also, that il Is better 10 keepfhe
disease out than n drive II out after IL has
half shaken you 10 pieces.
That Browns Iron Bitters In all IT,
purity and commences Is a specific Tor
malarial diseases Is now a Well-established
fact.
10 is also well-established that Browns
Iron Bitters cures dyspepsia, piles, head
ache, backache, nervous prOstrati0n, and
many other ailments. Buy IL at the drug
stores.
TAKE NO OTHER"
In addition % the strong statement
made above, many o. Ogr own people
have used Br0wn's Iron Bitters with tho
greatest benefit. among whom are Dr..
Ludwig Fernard, 81 Montgomery street,
who says: have leen taking Browns
Iron Bitters for hem0rrh0ids, aud have
found great relief therefrom. / cheeriully
recommend 10.
Mrs. George Chambers, is8 McDon0ugh
street, says. / suffered q great deal irom
dyspepsia. I used Browns Iron Bi5ters
which completely restored nv health.
A plomb-colored satin poke IL covered
with a network Of pl0m5 beads. The
trimming consists Of loops 0f scarlet and
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