Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-01
Gathering the Ne,Ye.


From The Courier Journdi, Louisville.
The Athenians Of old, we are told, spent
much of their time in telling and hearing
that which was new. Having no facin-
ties to speak Of in the newspaper line.
they must have awaited themselves OF
posters, or OF men with bells, or bows
with horns. Well supplied as we are
with newspapers, it is difficult to con-
| ceive how a cultured and intellectual
community like the Athens people could
| have got along without the daily press.
We, here In Kentucky, could not do with
out it, nor would we want to five could.
The gathering of the daily news is sci
/ ence; an art; q regular in dustry, as much
as the gathering OF supplies Of food on
which the people live. Such concerns as
the Kentucky News Bureau have active
employment in finding out what is
/ goins on, and sending word about
( IL to the newspapers ia various parts Of
! the world.
The Kentucky News Bureau, at Louis
/ Vile, IS under the management Of Thos.
| 0. Hall, Esq, gentleman well known
! and highly esteemed in this city. His
/ Office is at 1855 Fourth avenue, where one
/ of our correspondents found him few
| days ago, exceedingly busy. Mr. Hall is
man In middle life, with grayish hair,
/ sparkling eyes, and nervy way OF tran
sacting business. He now enjoys excel
/ lent health; state of affairs in marked
contrast with that which existed come
! time ago. To our correspondent
who wanted to know about it, MIR.
/ Hall cheerfully impaired the facts, as
follows:
''For q number Of years had been suf-
fering from indigestion, and from an i'm
pure state OF blood accompanying it.
| The two disorders were intimately CON
] nnNfGd In TO Mt
! of the other. The Indigestion was, of it.
self, enough to cause intense annoyance.
/ But the impurity OF the blood developed
/ itself 10 a form which was not only an
/ noying, but disa greeable and painful. On
4 one side Of my leg there came tetterous
| eruption, not exactly what the doctors
/ call eczema, but something much like it,
1t was slow and obstinate. In spite of
various forms of treatment by several
/ doctors, 1t increased in size and spread
/ almost all the way around my leg. The
/ itching, especially when the sore was
rubbed by my clothing, was intolerable.
became weary OF the doctors, for with
all their good intentions, they did me lit
! tie or no good. The torment was still
there, and the cause Of it was in the i'm
purity of the blood, which the doctors
! had not been able TO reach.
Il heard OF medicine which was doing
! good among some of my friends: Browns
Iron Bitters. Whether or not it would do
me any good was the next thing worth
finding out. And the beet way to find it
out was to give the medicine a trial. This
involved little risk ana small expense, so
L began on one bottle. 1t soon produced
an effect which was so different from
what 1 expected that at first l was star
tied. The letter began to tester. Well,
almost any effect was better than none,
ard kept on taking The medicine, to sec
what would come OF il. Before long, the
outer scabby portion was driving and
there were signs of change in the under
part OF the volcanic cluster of scab for
nation. To my great surprise / found
one morning that the whole thing had
come off / was concerned about the
tender condition in which the exposed
skin would be, and feared it would give
me trouble. But | found the flesh in good
condition. New skin was forming. and
the cause OF the trouble was being
rooted out by Browns Iron BItters. This
medicine had conquered the impurity OF
the blood, which nothing else had been
able to reach.
"With improvement in this respect
came also better state OF things as TO
digestion. That Old dyspeptic feeling
which had been such torment began TO
leave me, and before long It was gone.
Do you ask how many bottles / took ?
Well, some six or seven, in all. And
since that, have taken the Bitters from
time to time. when felt needed q tonic.
In fact, | am taking some now, OCCASION
ally, especially as / find rhe hot weather
is a little facilitating. | keep Browns
Iron Btters by me, and would not be
without it in the house."
"As to your friends, Mr.. Hall? Did you
say some OF them were taking this medl-
cineY
yes, lots OF them. Some Of them
would hardly believe what IL had done
for me till | assured them Just how
IL was. But they have found that
there IL no tonic ike 10. As blood
purifier. / don't believe il has It's equal"
Here is telling instance 81 the blood
searching power Of tGis popular and etli-
cacOus remedy People viii talk about
II, Tor IL is highly worthy OF mention. For
indigestion, liver trouble, kidney dises-
SEES. blood Impurities and for tho many
special ms which ladies suffer, try
Browns Iron Biiters. II has been re-
marked that the druggists sell IT.
Many OF our own citizens attest toll
the merits Of this same valuable rem
edy.
Mrs. j. @. Taylor. savannsh. Ca, says
81 have used Browns Iron Bitters for
heartburn. Thres quartors OF bottle
cured me.p
Mrs. Rosa sbumate, 50 reynolds street,
SAYS ~ used Browns Iron Bitters for
impure blood and dizziness, and was
greatly beneltedlbv IT,"
NJ. +. Robinson, 90 Harris street, says
~ have used Browns Iron Bitters both
for mysef and family. I cheerfully rec
ommend II As the best tonic ever
ufed"
1uE ONLY STOCKHOLDERS that ever got a
dividend out OF the Old farr4iugton Coma
canal has jut died Tho President told him
that there was no dividend. and no prospect
OF any dividend, aud jesunMr advised him 10
20 home and NOW the i0wpath FOR dividend. |
Mr Muns0n did 30. taking 20 per cent. div
idcnd in hay from the eight miles OF t0wpath, |
and went on doing This with perfect compla-
eAaer ih saaJler