Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-07
One Of the Wonders of Iron.
From, the Mi5,oaukee Sentinel.

An Ohio foundryman has discovered
something new In iron, and very Won
derful thing it is. By his novel process
be can take all sorts of scraps, such as
old bolts, rusty nails, cans, and odds ard
ends, whether wrought iron or cast, and
make them into better article Of steel
than even the Bessemer. This new arti-
Gle OF steel is said to be fifty times as
strong as wrought iron. We wait with
patience the full development Of the
manufacture of this steel, for it will if
successful, work a radical revolution in
much Of the iron manufacture Of the pres
ent day.
Another very wonderful thing in iron
science is that which was perfected some
years ago in an altogether different line.
Long ago the physicians and surgeons
found out that iron WAS most important
element in the blood. To introduce it
properly into the circulation enriches the
feeble blood and imparts vitality to the
system. Medical skill and ingenuity
reached several different methods of pre-
pairing iron for this purpose. None were
absolutely perfect, however, until the
preparation was made which is the iron
basis of Browns Iron Bitters. In fact,
some Of the others DESTROYED the teeth.
injured the coats of the stomach and pro-
duced grievous constipation and head
aches. When Browns Iron Bitters was
given to the world then commenced new
era of Iron medication. This is not inert
or mischlevous, as were the other iron
preparations, but 1t carries the iron
right into the circulation. thus en-
riching the blood and building up
the broken-doWn or weakened constitu-
ton.
1t is thus plain to see how and why
Browns Iron Bitters has done so much
good to all classes of inyalids. Weakness
means disease, strength means ability TO
cast off and out. This iron tonic impArts
the strength and vigor which are needed.
See how many, ladies especially, have
vainly wrestled with disease until Browns
Iron Bitters came to their rescue. The
writer recently called on Mrs. q. w.
Bower, Of 334 Cass street. Milwaukee,
a lady who Is now enjoying excellent
health.
''For twenty years. said she, 81 was
troubled with cramps in my stomach,
which attacked me frequently. and with
out notice, l had also regular inheri-
lance of dyspepsia, with heartburn and
neuralgia, and with all these / frequently
had sick headache. Wasn't that COM
plication OF disorders?'
''Verily it was, but you seem to be
bravely rid of them now. | suppose |
may ask how 10 came TO passY
Eyes. sir; there ia Just one medicine
that did 1t, and that is Browns Iron Bit
tiers. mad taken other things which
were said to have iron in them, but none
of them did me any good. l had employed
several physicians from time to time. but
received little benefit at their hands. Now,
/ tried this, and 1t worked wonders for
me. Two or three bottles gave me per-
feet satisfaction. ! do not say that they
entirely took away all the cramps, but
they relieved me Of that terrible pain Of
dyspepsia which | had felt after every
meal. With the Night OF that pain also
went away the headache which had tor
mented me. | was glad to get rid of
these headaches. / can assure you. Once
in. a long while now have a little return
OF cramp, but ] can generally trace IL to
something that ! should not have eaten.
] consider myself cured Of the ailments /
had, and | most heartily give the credit OF
my cure to Browns Iron Bitters. feel
that can safely recommend this medi-
cine 10 anybody who is troubled with
stomach cramps or with dyspepsia, and
you may use my name in this connection
as freely as you please.
81 may say Also" continued Mrs. Bow
er, shat l have given this medicine N
my aged mother as tonic. or course IL
cannot confer on her the strength that it
would give a younger person, but IL has
should think it would be to old people
generally"
Although such accounts az this are
now everyday things, yet they are none
the less wonderful. What a strange
thing H. Ia that such a metal as iron
can thus by medical and chemical skill
be made Of so great service TO the human
racel
Browns Iron Btters is not TO be had at
the taverns or drinking shops. 1t Is not
that kind Of a thing. II is a real and
true medicine, and the druggist will sell
it TO you.
Can you doubt the merits OF this valua-
BILE medicine when so many Of our citi-
zens testify TO the benefits derived from
its usey
Mr.. W. J. o'Brien. 35 West Broad
street, says: 81 WAS troubled with dys-
pepsia, accompanied by dizziness and
general weakness. After using few
bottles OF Browns Iron Bitters / was
completely cured, AID cheerfully recon-
mend it.H
Mrs. Il. G. Taylor, ia Taylor street.
says: 81 used Browns Iron Bittera for
weakness and general debility, and found
IL OF great service. 1t strengthened me
In every way and am completely recOY-