Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-10-17

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nessee is before long TO take ID place which
she is Justly entitled to FL as a great iron pro-
Queer. 1t is safe to predict that at no very
distant day this State will take rank alongside
of Pennsylvania, If not ahead OF her, as q State
busy with immense iron industries She has
the ore unrivaled in quality and as to quantity
inexhaustible. Her leading cities will be as &C
tive with their foundries and furnaces, making
the most Of this iron as any cities of the whole
United States.
Iron may indeed be classed among the ''pre-
cious metals" IN it's influence on the industries
of a community. But there is one respect in
which iron is more truly precious than gold.
Gold Isl good thing to have in the pocket, when
greenbacks are not to be had but gold cannot
enter into the circulation of the blood IN our
arteries and veins, and enrich that vital mud;
Iron not only can, but does. The same metal
which is made into rails and ~lanfp-posts and
/ steam-engines and car-wheeGs is one Of the con-
%stituent elements Of our blood.
The long and short of the iron question, asst
personally concerns each reader of this paper,
is simply this: If there is enough iron in the
! blood, we are hearty and strong. II iron is
/ scanty or deficient, we are pale and languid,>
and subject to the encroachments of every kind
| Of disease.
Therefore, that we may keep well, and stout
| and strong, give US iron IN our blood. Thus
are we able to enjoy our food, and to digest it
| properly to attend to our daily duties with
ease and satisfaction, and, in a word, to make
the most of our lives. There is just one prepa-
| ration known to medical science as able to put
| iron "where it will do most good" That prepa-
ration is the one which a great many people
/ have been taking with the most fellcitous re-
1 suits; and its well-known name, which has now
| become a household word, is browns Iron
| Bitters.1
In following up ''the iron question:" and
| seeking information about it, one of our con-
! tributors had occasion to call on a number Of
/ &ha hT,ci~oC Donn e Noohrino TonnaaSpa
Among the gentlemen on whom he called was
MI. John Gilbert, of Messrs. Gilbert, Parks &
1 Co., the commission merchants, No. 119 Broad
street. MIR. Gilbert was busy at his warehouse,
butspoke freely of his experience with Browns
Iron Bitters." Said he, II was troubled for 8
long time with constipation. It seemed to pro-
I coed from indigestion; it was severe and trouble
4 some. I took many medicines, but with none
Of them did l find such relief as l obtained from
the use of Browns Iron Bitters. 1t restored my
digestive organs to the proper performance OF
their duties, and took away all the uneaslness
which the constipation had produced. | think
it is by far the best tonic [ have ever known.
I have spoken of it to many of my friends, and |
hear nothing but good words with regard to it.
Our correspondent then climbed he lofty
stairs OF the Southern Methodist Publishing
House on the Public Square. in one OF the
upper rooms he found Mr.. ]. D. Talbot, who is
in charge of one of the important departments
Of the printing concern. Mr.. Talbot is an &C
tive b~icyclist, and is a prominent member of
the Nashville Bicycle Club. A year ago he was
considerably rundown in flesh, and felt SO de-
bilitated that he could not will pleasure engage
in his bicycle exercise, nor could he with the
fullest advantage attend to his dutie, in the
printing house. 81 was not laid aside from
work, y said he, "and yet I came to my work
with a dragged-out feeling which was very
wearisome. A friend spoke to me about Browns
Iron Bitters. He had received good effects from
it, and he thought it would do for me what il
had done for him; and SO l tried it, in the hope
that it would fatten me up, at least to some e1-
tent, and give me the strength which / 81
greatly needed"
well, Mr.. Talbot, did it have the desired
effect upon youY'
Il am happy to say that it did. 1 weigh 100
pounds now, and am healthy and hearty. I can
take all the exercise / want, either on the bi.
cycle or on foot. | can attend to my duties
much easier than formerly, and | enjoy the
pleasure from a relief Of that feeling of weari.
ness which is such a weight on the business man
who suffers from it. You may say that 1 con
slider Browns Iron Bitters the best tonic that ]
know Of. 1t did me so much good that | fee
fully warranted in recommending it to others. y
The most serious iron question is can the
manufacturers Of Browns Iron Bitters continue
10 supply the demand for this popular remedy
Everybody seems to be taxing it; each day
brings forward new cures it has made.
Mr.. W: A. Goodman, Commercial Hotel
Selma, Ala, says q was much annoyed with
Dyspepsia, could find no die to agree with me
Browns Iron Bitters completely cured me, anc
| now eat anything"
Miss Frances Cason, Hampton, Fla, SAYS
Il derived more benefit from the use Of Brown
Iron Bitters for kidney trouble than any Of til,
other medicines | tried. It will cure when ev
erythlng else fails"