Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-29

Out of the Ordinary Run.
From the Egenin0 Wisconsin,, Ailtoaukse.
Good reader, here is something which
may seem to you somewhat extraordinary
which it certainly is, and ii you hap
pen to be a parent with two or three
children who have whOoping-cough 1t
will be all the more worthy of your atten-
tion,
BY the way, child with the whooping-
cough is not a ''well-spring Of Joy" in
the house. The vocal exercises of such a
child, even though very attractive, are
by no means delightful, either to the child
itself or to those who listen. The suffer
ings of the child in coughing and choking
and strangling and vomiting, are some
times dreadful to see, as they must be
dreadful to the poor youngster who has TO
endure them.
Ii there is anything worse than to have
a child in the house who has the whOOp.
ing cough, it is to have two children thus
afflicted.
1t 80 happened that good many years
ago the writer had three whOOping-
cough children. who were, all at one
time, afflicted with this disagreeable dis
ease.
You know the physicians say they can.
not stop this strange and cruel cough.
They can only alleviate it. The cough
must, according to their idea, run its
whole course.
But physician was introduced to me
who boldly announced his ability to cure
the disease and stay the cough, most def.
nitely and positively. Other doctors
could alleviate. He, more skillful
than they, according to his own ac.
count could put an end to the whole bust
ness.
Well, engaged his services, and he ad-
ministered sundry pOtiOns and things,
know not what, to those three suffering
children. His treatment did them no
manner of good whatsoever. They cough
ed and coughed on, until they had cough.
ed their little coughs completely out-the
full term.
Therefore, when ] hear Of a child's
whOoping-cough having been stopped be-
fore the end OF It's full term, | want to find
out all 1 can about it.
So l went to Mrs. c. G. Wheeler
$50 Island avenue, Milwaukee, and
asked her to tell me about her little
girl.
'It was" said Mrs. Wheeler, ga genu-
inc case of whoOping cough. 1t was about
years old. Some years before that
had lost little boy with lung disease,
which came upon him as a consequence
of scarlet fever. ] feared from the symp.
toms that this child was going in the
same way. But found that the symp.
toms changed into a well-deVeloped case
of whOOping cough. The child was very
weak, and with the straining and the
coughing, which were very severe,
feared she would work some injury t.
herself. had two doctors for her, but
they did not give her much relief. So we
let the doctors go, and for a little while
let nature take its own course. Whoop-
ing cough seems 10 be a disease which
does best when let alone. But the child
was now 50 weak that q tonic OF some
kind was plainly needed TO give her
strength. Browns Iron BItters was rec
commended TO me by some friends who had
used it.. / gave IL to her, and you may
imagine how much / was astonished al
the result. The disposition TO vOmit grew
less and less, and in few days stopped
altogether. The frightful strangling and
ch oking which generally accompany the
cough were within few days greatly
modified, and in a few days more they
stopped. The cough Itself abated, and in
about week, / think, from the time
the child first took the BltteIs, there
was no more cough 30 be heard, except
something that was both occasional and
faint.
81 cannot express to you" continued
Mrs. Wheeler, show great Is my satisiac-
ton with this medicine. The child was
soon restored to health by It's use. Her
strength, which had almost entirely gone
away, returned to her, and her appetite.
which, during her illness, had been very
caDriciOus, became as hearty as ever
She is now in excellent health, and is at
school.
81 will say just one thing more,v che
added. awe have all been using this
medicine as tonic IN my family. IL
has done wonders for US, keeping us
all In good health and appetite, whereas
otherwise we should have been down
sick"
There are thousands OF families in
which Browns Iron Bitters has been Just
as valuable as in that Of Mrs. Wheeler.
For the diseases OF children as we'll as
Of their parents, and, in fact, for every
class and condition OF men, women and
children, II is the great family medi-
cine.
No good druggist is without this medi-
cine. See that what you get is the genu-
inc Browns Iron Bltters, and not some
thing which somebody tries 10 pass OF on
you as ''nearly or quite as good"
This popular family medicine is nc
knOwledged % be an untailinR cure tor
dyspepsia, liver complaint, kidney trou-
bic. impure blood and diseases peculiar 70
women.
Tobias G.. Brown, 175 Congress street,
says: 81 used Browns Iron Bitters for
biliousness, and one bottle cured me. /
gladly recommend H."
Mrs. n. q. Fetzor, corner New Houston
and Broad streets, says; "My daughter
was afflicted with dyspepsia. We tried
several doctors who gave her no relief,
but Browns Iron Bitters cured her. Ny
husband has also used Il for general de-
hiiitv and derived Qreat benent from f.