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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-11

A Bridgeport Conn., man wants to
form Humane Interment Associa-
ton" Its object will be to protect its
members from being buried until life Is
extinct. Each member will be required
to take oath not to allow fellow-mcm-
Der 70 be buried until the body begins
to decompose. He cites many cases to
prove the need Of the enterprise. One
Il that of Mrs. Pardcc. Of Stafford.
sworn to before notar. public. She
was supposed to BE- dead. and 70 make
sure her fingers were burned. But all
the while ne was perfectly conscious
q what was going on. but could not
move muscle. Just as she was being
transferred to the coffin an arm dropped
from position and produced pnlss-
ton in the wrist thar was noticed. and
the application Of = galv4nic battery
soon brought her to life.-N Y. P0st
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-11
a NOVEL ORGAN.
one which II Buiisg upon the Model OF the
Human Throat.


One Of the greatest novelties shown
At the Franklin Institute Exhibition in
Philadelphia l. the vocalian organ. 1t
has followed the process Of producing
sound which j. peculiar to the vocal
organs Of men and animals. and BY
this method great sorority. purity and
strength are obtained by more compact
means than those employed in the pipe
organ. In the vocalian organ the wind
j. conducted into the wind chest. which
represents the human lungs, by wind
trunk from the bellows below. Lead
inE out from this chest i throat. re-
Sembling the trachea. and short dis
lance within and across the throat is
peculiar reed. which performs the sams
function rs the vocal chord in the
human throat. The sound produced BY
the vibration Of the reed meets with
contraction little distance further
within the throat similar 70 that at the
fauces. whence ii enters into the mouth
cavity. For low notes there are
large throats and reeds and mouths
foot square and for high notes
proportionately short throats and small
reeds and mouths. In each mouth
cavity i 4 round hole. corresponding
to the nasal opening Of the human sub
iect and performing the same function
for the vocalian that the nostril does
for the man. assisting the vibration
and modifying or improving the quail
IL Of the sound emitted. Economy of
<na.., - ora If the advanfa0p< az the
vocalian organ. the equivalent Of eight
hundred notes or pipes being packed
in a compass not much larger than an
upright piano. The instrument has
three banks OF keys. two and half
oc;aycs Of pedals and twepty stops, BY
means Of which the sounds Of all the
commonly initiated on
pipe organs can be reproduced. The adj
claimed BY the vocalian organ
i that il remains in perfect tune. Pipe
organs being subject to the influence Of
Of temperature. their pitch VA
ries with heat or cold. and 10 the re-
fined ear they are seldom in perfect
tune. The merit claimed for the voca-
Ian i that certain Of its stops are even
finer than any known TO the pipe or
gan. and that in the matter Of power IL
i equivalent to the pipe-organ. except
in the heavier bass notes. which, in the
opinion. do not require a
greater volume than that Of the voca-
ian. Mr.. Hamilton's invention i an
novel instrument. and is at
Iracting great deal Of critical atte1
ion. -- Cor. Chicago Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-11

-Ourself and wife were pleased to
meet and form the acquaintance Of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter r. Carsaeil. Of Cam.
eron- or our way to 81. Joseph last
Thursday night. Mr.. G. il the brilliant
editor Of the Princeton Telegraph. Mrs.
Cansdell and Mrs. Bear enjoyed them
selves hugely together. while their old
men were out with the remainder Of
the boys imparting a crimson glow 10
the town 81 old st. Joseph. ---,famfsporf
(Mc.) Times
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-11

"A disappointed man j. Thomas ".
Edison's father. who says he didn't
think his boy amounted to much when
he left home 70 sell newspapers on the
cars. Philadelphia Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-11

A mean sneak stole one Of the only
two cigars we Won on the election. Ii
the one he stole made him as tired as
the remaining one made us We had u
tevgible revenge. Fan Rirer Advance
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-11

-sghe juice Of red onion Is an anti
dctc TOR the sting Of bees. wasps, hor~
nets, etc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-11


handlers upon his counfenancc with 80
much fcryor thar the life-blood STRAINED
from his nose and his bellowingS might
have been heard six miles away. while
the group a small spectators howled
with delight Having punished him
sufficiently. the fatfered damsel let him
20 and turned her attention to his little
victim The gloomy small boy was
gloomier than ever. His nose was also
and the little girl who had
avenged him Of his adversary produced
a very dirty handkerchief and sent one
81 her maids Of honor to dip II in the
..woi was he lickin' " fcr'" she in
quircd. tendcrly-
He he stole my-my money"
sobbed the little fellow
The Amazon AZ once looked savagely
about for the depravei urchin. who.
irrmin~ DANGER past. was stanchin~
the Tow IL blood from hi nose near y
strcct-lamP. bowling dis
mally the while and gazcd upon BY nm
throng. Seeing her again
upon him he screamed
and gave himself up for lost
Where's the kids money!" de-
manded the little Amazon. in terrible
voice
Here lis" cried the culprit. diving
into his pocket. Don't lick me no
more I'LL give il 20 You"
The Amazon counted II and asked
The small hoy il Il was right. Then
he turned 20 the depraved urchin and
said: III you ever touch that kid again
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-24

change We don't know. The women of
% are what most men want
a Chep, ciet girl wants to know how TO
cure u ticking sensation about the face.
Tell him to 20 get c,ean shase.
. The mah who went to The country. for ''rcst
aud change says the walters gOt most OF the
change and the landlord the rest
Meet m at the gate, love" has been
changed to Meet me at the gratc, love.
The cool weather has nUcessiated the
change
The subscription to the season at the New
YORK Metropolitan opera house already
reaches s30,OOO. Last year the entire sub
scriptiOn was SS,0O0.
1t may be true that the Sptz dog Is "a do
mesticatCd subarctic variety of the prairie
VOL, hut our own personal OpniOu u that
he Is 4 cOnfounded nuisance.
Nine. Tercsc Carreno. the pianistc, has
sailed for Il brief trip lin South America, in
the course of which she will visit Venezuela,
her native country, which she has not seen
since She left it as achiid.
a poor title S-year-old girl of Westminster,
Conn, goes 10 the reform school for thirteen
years for hitting woman with an apple lf
She had shot the woman with u revOiycr she
would probably have got off with u rcpri-
mand.
The Mr.. Holland who has lately Joined Mr..
Einmcts company, is not the Slr. L. NJ llol-
land, late OF Wallacls and the Madison
Square. This eOmnIedlan, the clever son of
o.d George Holland, still remains in New
York.
Mr.. Thomas has arranged notable series.
of programmes tor the popular concerts. tobe
given at the Academy OF Music, New York,
each Tuesday evening and Thursday. after
noon during tile season of 1876. The or
chestra to bc employed in these concerts will
number seventy ave performers and will be
Increased as the programmes may require.
Miss Hope Glenn, writing to a friend "
Chicago from London, speaks glcefully Of or
many excellent engagements. She was
take part in the recent Patti concert at Man
chester on the Sth inst She is. moreOveren
gagged to sing in the concerts of the Birmins-
ham Choral society from November to March;
December II in COwen sleeping Beauty
and in the Royal Albert Choral Society con-
certS, which extend from November 10
March,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-24
SINGULARITIES.

There are fifteen cows In Ohio that arc
stumping around on wooden legs.
An Englishnan has demonstrated that q
snail can creep so feet between sunrise and
sunset.
Goldfish exhibited by Lovett & Co. Port
land, Me, weighed no pounds, and measured
D feet inches in length
Samuel Kissinger, Of Williamsport, Pa,
rec emily killed Il rattleSnake that was fifteen
feet in length and had twemty-nve rattles.
Thirteen and a half inches is the length of
the feet of a man living on Indian farm.
Lewis county, w. Va. He Is but seventeen
years old.
DR.. G. n. Gage, of East Washington, N.
H., has a half-grown chicken that Is able tn
doa double amount of scratching, having
four legs to do 1t with.
There are four wonderful fur seals now on
exhibition in. Paris. rheey are trained by
Dane, taught to nrc gun, lie on their backs
and smoke a pipe, play violin and nrc
cannon.
Two bones of the elcplas prmogenius,
and others of some other gigantic animal
have been found lately in Colorado. one
tuSk belonged to a monster u quarter as large
again as Jumbo
The Swiftcst large river in the world, ac
cOniing to Il travelling correspondent, Is the
SUIT 81, in British India. 1t has II descent of
l?,VW feet in $50 miles, an average of about
SNty-seven per mile.
other part OF the world have recently been
killed on Mount Shasta California They
are described by the Sacramento Union as
white in color. about the size OF shepherd
dog, and very ferOcious.
A Nevada man was trecd lately and kept so
for the Night ny y band OF hungry coyotes
lie killed man of the animals with his rihc,
hut even that did not cause the others 10 de-
sSt party of hunters rescued the unfortu-
nate man in the morning.
In the Arctic ocean ships are frequently in
vaded by swarms of mosquitoes. In Alaska
they form cOudS SO dense that it Is impoS>
Bile for sportsmen to aim at objects beyond
Native dogs are sometimes killed by them
and even the grizzly bear Is sometimes
blinded by their attacks.
The industry of u hOncy-bec working
clover neid is something wonderful. Each
clover head has sixty separate flower tub y,
erh containing about the i've hundrrdtti
part of q grain Of sugar. There are 1000 grains
to pound, so that the bee mus have sucked
the contents of B50000J clover tubes to lave
gathered one pntndiof honey. e..
1t is reported from the fishing grounds in
Arranmore bay. West Donegal, that Iargc
sharks of a most veraCiouS species attacked
the nshing boats, and in one case gave battle
50 desperate Y that the men had to Use all eX-
petition in getting into the safety of shallow
water. one boat was nearly sunk and nSl-
Ing has been Interrupted, few of the men
caring TO venture out
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-24
INIPlE'rIES.

A preacher who shook hands with an H.
inolS sir. broke her arm. r.
A minister, having with him some of his
old sermons, was asked what he had in hls
package. Dried tongue was the rcp.y.
On the west coast of A trica the nlissiOna-
ritr are said to lie starving for food. IN other
pOitlunS CI the dark continent the pcOple
are starving IUr missionaries.
An original form OF revenge in church
quarrel Vas that adopted recently by u dis
ailCcud iuelnOtr Ot II BdptlSt church on
Staten Island, who procured an AFTER and
bored Il hule IN th1 blp-iStry, thus rendering
ita OrOKen clstcln which would hU.d no
Mater"
a well-knOwn Texas gambler was convert
ed and became Il minister One Sunday,
Just De.Olc the service began he " aS abSOrDed
IN tllOu-ht when he was approached by the
orsaniSt, WHO, referring to tIe opening hymn,
SSald Nv hat Sna.i pay. WHAT k.nd o. II
minded minister.
Mankind loves q fight, When the sanctl-
mOnlOIS o.d Tom, of "Unce Tom Can II,
us presented IN the BuMcry last week, dIUpp,d
TIE quotation ot scripture and pat up his
lIStS against The brutal OverNecr, every beer
glass IN the audience was set down, the
smoke Of cigars lifted instantly from the
scene, AMI apathy Was altogether displaced
by intense eNcItement g..
Minister dining with the family)-Well,
EODuy, do yUu llHe 10 read the BlOc? BOBBY
i don get much Ot 4 cnance at IL, Sister
has IL most Ot The time, Minister Cunning 10
sister All. Miss T.. ara, anl glad 10 know
that you and lne GUDd Book Ol daily use and
consolation 10 you. BJDOy-lCs, she Uses IL
Tor pressing autumn leaves.
And 81 you liked the sermon, did y0u?"
said Il lndyin h,r nu,DLnd on tllair way home
lium church. "lcs,I Mas inlhn pleased with
it "Ne., thatS rather sInsll ar John, [
never knew you 10 sp, ak 80 well Ot q ~truion
before. "But this sermon WAS So different
from all others ye heard ''ln wlat way
different 1t was short"
''D"n't I YOU want t0 go To the better world
Tommy" asked the sunday SchO ii Ltlcller Ot
the new sch0.ar. No, mum, promptly re-
u led the frank little Fellow. And Why nor
Tommy" 70, when | die | want 10 20
where i fellow can rest "Well.my boy y0l
can rest there We'll, in that song we sung
il said tlal we'd all shine there" Certain,
~, don't you want to shine there?' NO,
mum: don't want To shine there. get
cnullsh "f that here I'm boUtb.ac mllnl."
--EN.
Al New York wax work show Jesus
Christ, Sir Moses MnmtrliOrp, Gen. Han, o X
and Capt. Jack are announced as tue latest
attractions. This Leads a rtypn,nt newspaper
Ia remark that "A thoroughly conSerya i've man
Is ,IlHlge t,nairi'll, an uh resident OF 81.
Fanl. lie always likes lntalk about miss on.
AIRY wurk,and he always eSlr,'SSt, his uplnin
That II GHl wanted llte hraihem converted He
Mnulil ""uyi'rl then Himself .pry que lly.
The "dli"r daS an acquaintance. All the Judge
rvina:Led Judge, u Sou were made su-
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-24
CONNUBIALITIES.

The snn of VIM. TrayerS, the wealthy New
York broker, recently elOmd with Brook
lyn girl.
A Pennsylvania bridpsgroom got married
on th!rty-Onc cents. Sensible mani He will
have but little to lose.
There Is n pretty strong evidence of color
blindness for two when green young man
malrieS red-headed girl.
"AmbulatOr" writes to ask If we can toll
him how to take the curl ont of hair. Have
you ever tried getting mlrried
The. proper way to pop the question In
Philadelphia now is to remark to the girl
"Nill you 20 halves with me in getting
marriage licenSe"'
The united ares of eY-GOy. English. of
Connecticut. and his new bride are over l04
years, and their united fortune is IS or, 900.
or these the groom furnishes "a wears and
SS,OOO,O0O. He did not marry for money.
In a western town the other day Mr. Dunn
was married to Miss Wright and all the pa
porS went and put Dunn Wright" over the
account OF the wedding. But only time will
tell whether it was or not.
An cd man was met mt Kennebec, Maine,
recently, who said he was ~ years of age,
had walked six miles from point in Sidney,
and was on his way to meet his aliianced, to
whom he was about to b. married.
The malriase license law is already giving
trouble in Philadelphia, according to the Rec
Old negro applying for a license was re-
fused because he cDu'd not tell his age, al
though eyid intly batwetn - anl -.
AT an old-faShiOncd German wedding in
Wisconsin the committee on invitaiUn rode
IRON house 10 house, their persons and hUl, eS
decorated with ribbons and leaves. The
aiialr was so unusual rs to Gncitc much com.
mcnt.
He: did it ever occur to yOu how diff
cult 1t must have bean for Solomon TO pro.
pose to u Thousand naidenS?' She: Yes;
hut not liaH so dhlrult ~ some of the men OF
the present day and il to bs-tO propose to
one madden"
NO" he. said II shall remain single.
HlaLlm0ny Is getting more expensive. every
DAY. A man can tMlnrry now without pay
ing nifty cents toh'H license. Let 90 in and
have something. poiAnd when no efl tlln
saloon lie was ~ pnnrCr.
1t is not pernii,tcdi Mexican to ride in the
btrOthtd. TlliN pt1bab because there Is al
ways more or lpSSfr5er of people in ear
rage falling 9dt Wn'n s1norita has las
S"h beau shftalteS no risks.
Miss Mary BdhlYF Hyde, the only daugh-
ter Henry B, 1Idb', president of the Euult-
able Life AsSuNnt-~Ocicty, New YORK, WAS
Bay Shore, Los n and, last week % MI
Sidney Dillon 9tip+Na u nephew of Sidney
Dillon. Sidney, ss4ior donattda u hunir,l
thousand dOl,attlgtfe AZ wedding present
Douglass " S6hs 'Eapsicum Cougl' Drops
Il sure remedy oe,hoarsencss
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-24
RELIGIOUS.

The Catholic cathedral at Hartford, Conn,
Will cost SJOO,0JJ. .'f $50.
The children of Israel now number about
6,3T,OOO The word over. ,.......
A New Haven (Conn.) man has sent to
Evangelist Moody check for $3.50 to assist
him i'm his work.
EX-prcsidcnt Arthur recently assisted at
the laying. OF the cornerstone of the new
Trinity Episcopal church at LrnOX.
Chill has discarded the Roman Catholic re-
ligion as the Ip igiOn OF the state, and has an
nounced perfect liberty to all forms OF the
Christian iaith. ....,s., .....-.
There are four rich churches in London
having q total seating capacity of LSOO per-
sons which report an aggregate membership
or 20, and OF these IS are officials.
The Presbyterian church in Ireland en-
braces nearly one-lait OF the Protestant pop
u.ation of the country. There are 553 con-
grcgatiOns, so ministers, and lVl, 4bj com
municantS.
Ills holiness Leo XIII. has just sent 40 900
francs to his Gminrnce Cardinal CelcsiG,
archbishop of Palermo, for distribution
among the poor VINO arc suffering from the
ravage of ciiU.era- S5 y Fi
The date of the Baltimore conference of
the Jewish ministers association has been
changed to the 18Th and 9th inst, the Iatter
day Tor the conference of Sabbath school su-
pciintendents and principals.
Methodism has Obtained good foOthold in
Newtuund sand. Inc total number of churches
and mission stations is 50. and ttiest have
A., ,8t3 members. During the past year there
was all Increase in membership OF Is, A.
A new departure in religious matters is
chr0nicled by the gathering of about hum
dred Of the EPISCOPAL clergy of New York
city and neighborhU0d in The Highlands
OF the Hudson for il spiritual retreat for a
fa.l season OF evangelistc work. .'f
According to the teegraphic dispatches
vaccination draws a line between ProtesIants
and Catholics in Montreal. Ridlcu 0lls as
this appears, it is not more 80 tnan some of
the trivia tiles that PrOtestant5 sVnIauiucS
quarrel over among themselves.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-24

Oh, swaying wreaths OF red and brown,
Oh, yellow, drIting leaves
No more the rlrenins rays come down,
ThBbirdS have left The caves.
The tlineful songs Of JOY are fed
Alone We slllVCrlng stay
The sunshine OF the year Is dead,
The sumner assed away.
And enc by ono meath clQullng SKY,
Nc too must surely 20,
Till fOrcst-paths in silence lie
Beneath the shroudins snow.
Not vainly, when the moon was high,
Yc bowed in shadow deep,
Embracing al Cur1sSugly
The children'S holy sleep.
Not yainly now yc patient taLe
, In quiet autumn hour,
The woodland sod anew to aid
Through natures mystic power.
What matter though earth's wintry bands,
May stem to hold you still,
II but the master understands
That We have worked his will?
-tM. 5. Haycratt in the Culver for Novembei
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-24
Advertising Cheats!,!

"It has become so common to begin an
article, in an elegant, interesting style,
'l hen run it into some advertisement,
that we avoid all such
And simply call attention to the merits
of Hop Buffers in as plain, honest terms
rs possible,
TO induce people
"To give them one trial, which so
proves their value that they viii never
use anything else"
THE REMEDY so fuvorubly noticed in all tho
papers,
Relig iOus and secular, is
Having II large sale, and is supplantng all
other medicines
"rhcru is no denying tho virtues of tho Hon
plant, and the propretors of Hop Btters huvo
shown great shrewdneSs and ability.
I'm compounding Il medicine whose virtues
are SO palpable to every one 5 observation"
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-24
Assnssinatcd His Sister.

MARION, Ala, Oct. 2l.-IChicago Times
special. The town iseXcit,d over the cold.
blooded murder committed here to-day by a
li-ycar-old negro boy Henry lIuntley is tho
boys name, and his victim was his sister, 20
years old. A few days ago she chaSiised him
for some misconduct, and he vowed he would
kill her. This morning he got u shotgun and
took q stand where she would have to pass,
and when she came in sight he shot nrr in
the abdomen, killing her almost instantly.
He then put the gun down, stepped up.
looked at her, and nnding her dead, walked
leiSurely away. There were several wit
n,'Sses, but they were so stunned by the
sight that they did not offer tn detain him.
He was pursued later. however, caught,
brought back and placed in iNil.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-24
Russia's Nursery Rhymo,

TrCmbl0, trepble, little Czar,
Don't YOU wonder how you are.
Wouldn't bc a Russian King,
No, sir! not lor hnythingl
You're on the Mikado list
Ut the nasty NihiliSt.
Pretty sUOh we u see you ny
With some dYnmite. on high.
Better get your life insured
Safer lis to be secured.
Garry lead around in loads
When the dynam H. cxplodea
So we bid you now good-by-
Hope to see You in the sky.
Tremb G, tremblc, little Car,
Soon you'll wonder where YOU arci
-lPittsburg Dispatch
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-24
NInrrieredHis Cnnsin.

GREENVtLEH, S. c., Oct, 9l..-lChicago
Times Special l. Edward Crisp and william
Bryson, twooousins, the heads of respectable
families in Laurcns county, had a dispute
over the ownership of a pig. Crisp was a man
of fine physique, while Brysou was a pygmy
in stature. They were on horseback and
agreed to rerar to the woods and tile tho
matter There Bryson called Crisp liar.
Crisp gIas p d BrvsOn by the hair, lifted him
of his horse and dropped him to the ground.
three bullets through Crisp's body, killing
him instantly. BrvSon Is ut home awaiting
the action of the sheriff.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-24
, ~ DIR. HAIRS
Cure.

This Invaluable specific readily and pernn
nOnlly curos all klnus of Asthma The most
obstinate and long standing cases yield prompt.
ly to ts wonderful curing properties. II IS
known throughout tho world Tor its uurivalei
efficacy.
j. l., CALDWELL city OF Lincoln. Neb., wrlIes.
Jan. ID iooi: Sincc Using IN iihlr Asa N
Cure, tor moro Than one year, my wI!e has been
entirely wcli. ANA nor even n symptom OF tao
disease htlS appeared
WILLIAM BENN EFT, RchlHnd. Iowa, writes,
Nov, 81, iNoj: ] have been afflicted with ituy
lever and Asthma since lnM | followed your
dICciions nnd nm happy To say thar | never
SLEPT better in my lilo. | am ulnd that am
Among the many VINO can speak so iavorably OF
yOurremedIus.
a valuable Gi pngo treatise containing Snilu
IrOOf from every stiue in tnC l.. ) Cunuda ana
CrGat Bwtain will he mailed upon upphChtiOl /.
Any druggist moi having II IN stock wall pro-
n IN
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-24
A Change of Base.

Upon the garden gate they swung
W hen nights were warm and fair,
And pale Diana often flung
Her light upon the pair.
Tonight among the lcaflcss trees
The autumn wind makes moan,
Tie gate is swinging in the breeze,
lis rusty hinges groan;
And where are now the youth so gay
And maidt II dressed in lawn,
Oh, whittier do their footsteps stray,
Where have the lovers gone?
Go to the parlor warm, go there,
And ask. If you would know,
That double loaded rocking CHAIR,
That lamp turned down 80 low.
Il Boston Courier.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-24
PEPpEIiMINT DROPS.

sThe ilnwer "f the f,,iuiIy Is often The latest
Ia rise.
M wonder that jumbo died long before his
pr me. He used 10 drink u pail at beer every
night
Michigan managers have brought suit
AGAINST FUd Nanlr fUr non-tuullmtnl of
contracts.
There are men Mhn dh mt NAY ANYTHING
i::in the ink tuliH'.
'Nherc are The lien Ul ';y,'" asks an ek-
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-24
The Dhfrauded Lndfes.

Queen Vict8riatwas recently swindlcd
out of fifteen pounds by ii bcggarly
snoundrel who pretended to want it fora
charitable purpose. But many other
women have been robbed of health by
overwork and under nay. Enfeebled and
lnnguid women with shattered nerves
find strength and comfort in Brown s
Iron Bittcrs. Mrs. Amanda Layson,
Charlottesville. Ind, says, 81 used
Browns Iron Bitters for general i'll
health with good results" 1t cures dys-
pepsia, weakness and malaria.