Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-10-09

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II docs indeei seem a perilous proeee,sia,T,.ss
10 cross that bridge. The street ~ II has
long ago been withdrawn from w ~, ,.ebicles
been left to pedestrians and 70 SUI SUI. owners
and animals rs are taken by w. ,-e very
across the risky passage lts cur W - sbnlrl-
peculiar, and it has a Stacking anu y. ,,,ate
bIing oppcarance. as il IL was trying y e.
up its mind whether to fall TO pieces s'r,,c.
10 wait tin the completion OF tine heW ~,
ture which is 10 take its place. y y. ~, err
on duty recently remarked to one oi ,,aifinr
respondents who risked his lie ~ ,1-t,,t. "a
across this venerable bridge, tasn for
more dangerous now than II nus
good while =. .Lot II
What the matter with the bridge IS that n ~
Is weak in the back Just as great h tr
weary and worn out people are J uuS or
doing duty so long with out relfespli abo,t
bracing up, that it feels as II u wei T. so,.ry
TO die. ID has n discouraged look, as u soii'
its time for dissolution has not yet Vo,lio ,bc
Well. as everybody knows, the WORK on IN
new bridge is progressing brlskiyi hi"1 n
fore great while the old one must ~ III
build a new bridge 10 take the place " on -,
one is a work which the builders UNI az
gineers perfectly understand 10 rtl,ai Ia, T.,
WORKOUT human system when II Is ven VEGA =; !;
the back AMI debiliiatel and dllapiqaauucu \
a work requiring different klhi oil skull "''''
different ways of pro eeding ,,,,,,
Among the Hindoos when people DeSo Ji.
so weak Ia the back mt hey seem lN'ly
to be Of no further use their relauens ~ INs
/ them to tin. banks Of the river Ganges, STUN
their mouths with mu !, ami let them dle'
( We can do better in this country. we resi- l y
su people by well-kuown and very popu
lar something which is put into thslr inout''J
for the purpose OF renewing their Wasecr
strength and of bringing thsm to new health
and vigor. Ii does its work. too, ana lhei'
F.... rsfN 4.t q
Among many of the NnslVllle people Ol
whom our correspondent called, in gathering
Information as 10 the building upci lhc "est1
and the renewing az those who were suffer
! ing from the weakness; produced by over
work. was Mr. b. j. Farrar, of the, wei.
| known real estate firm Of Arlington, Farrar
/ q Weakly, 35I5 North College street. MI
Farrar was at his desk busy as a bee.
"How about that old dyspepsia OF yours
/ MIR. Farrar-indigestion debility, ana az
that sorJ Of thing! No, surely they Wust oe
some mistake; you look well aid hearty
Was it yourselfF
1T was, indeed. said Mr. Farrar u was
I troubled with Indigestion, dyspepsia and gen
| eral debility. ! was not exactly lald ASIA
from work, for dragged myself to my duty
with constant feeling OF WEAKNESS ana o
! good for n0tmngness. | was also great. :,
yexed with cOsNveness, much Of which ptOb
ably arose from my sedentary habits. on
want to know how / got vel. answer tina
| half dozen bottles Of Browns Iron Bitter
did the work for me A year ago last sun
mer, when ! was very much run down, am
the heat Of the weather had contributed 1t
| share toward reducing me, | began takln
this tonic, which WAS recommended 10y m
sister, who lives in FiuvRnna county, VII
ginia. She and several other relations ha
used it with remarkably good effect. In
effect on me proved quite as good as II In
been on them. 1t built up my system, graf
ualy, but surely 1t Yve me such strengt
as had not for long time enjoyed. 1t II
| moved the costiveness and made the function
of the digestive organs natural aud req
lar,
81 was so well pleased with what Brown
Iron Bitters did for me thAt. ] tried it on m
little daughter, who had for some time bee
poorly. Her system needed building up. 81
had lost flesh and strength and was muc
run down On taking the medicine she SOC
began to gain. 1t did for her all | could 81
peCt.
81 have spoken of this Bitters to man
friends, and believe it has done them goo,
1t is a very superior tonic.
Perhaps it may be delightful TO some PEI
pie to feel languid and forIorn and weak
the back" and to be generally ana ,iartic1
larly IN prospect of tumbling to pieces, ill
the old bridge which is ''deemcd unsafe
But to bring the system up from that cond
blon OF laiguOI' 10 tome 'ue 9uoiiluOn 70 ne
the liver, to Danish headache, and to giV
strength, health and vigor, there is no ton
so safe so efficient, 50 delightful as Brown
Iron Bitters. The immense popularity
this remedy is not only in Nashville but
over the country; in fact we might say Il
world
Mrs. A. J. Gordon, Hllsboro, N. c., say
| fully accord to Browns Iron Bitters
merit claimed for it, especially recommel
IT for NEURALGIA. Two doses cured me of
severe case when other remedies failed.