Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-08
Iron in the South.

From the Memphis 4 DGJdRche.
The Importance Of the product of iron
in the Southern States is a matter of in
creasing interest to everybody. The Penn
sylvania iron men say that the whole
South produces only one-twelfth of the
iron used in this country. and that it's en-
trance into Eastern markets Is not likely
to amount to much. But recent state
ments, which are reliable beyond doubt,
have shown that, while Pennsylvania mas
done its utmost, the treasures of iron IN
the Southern States have scarcely been
touched. The wealth of ore lies In the
earth in deposits which will more than
supply the largest demands Of the coming
generations. The facilities for reaching
market with this iron did not formerly ex-
ist; but since the ample furnishing
of the South with new lines Of railroads
there are means for marketing as well as
for manufacturing all the iron product of
Tennessee and Of every other Southern
State.
AS the vast resources of the South IN
this direction are becoming more and
more highly appreciated by her citizens,
it Is pleasant to know that there is anOth-
er feature of the valuable use Of iron
which IS quite as important as foundry
interests or railway enterprise. Modern
science has found that iron is one of the
very important constituent parts Of the
human! blood, and that when there is lack
of it, the system runs down into state
of debility and inValidism. Modern skill
has found Q way to prepare the precious
metal, so as to enter into the circulation
and enrich the blood. There have been
many preparations OF iron which were
imperfect. Some blackened the teeth,
some caused constipation, others produc-
ed headaches. But the iron prepare
ton which is an important part Of
Browns Iron Bitters is free from all these
objections, and is, in fact, the only wor-
thy and successful way Of administer
ing iron.
One OF cur contributors, in search Of
information as 70 the upbullding power
Of inQn, called, few days ago, at the Office
Ofthe Pablo Ledder, IN this city, and had
a conversation with Mr.. Il. II. Whitmore,
the foreman Of that paper. Mr.. Whit
more islagoang man who looks as II he
could stand any amount OF work. Our
contributor called upon him and found
him cheerful aud busy. In response to an
inquiry, ne remarked:
This climate is very debilItatinR, espe-
eislly during the summer. Summer be-
fore last ittOOk me very badly. My con-
stitI ton was seriously run down. / was
not laid up in bed with illness, but ] had
that Wearying feeling Of weakness and ia
tigue which Is 50 very depressing, espe-
cially 70 those who have 70 be constantly
Of their duty; and 10 was very hard 70 en-
gage in such exciting duties as those
which are required Of a foreman OF daily
paper. noticed in our paper an adyer-
tisement Of Browns Iron Bitters, and
although there were also advertisements
81 nearly every other medicine under
Heaven, there was something about this
which impressed me with the idea that
there was medicine which would help
me. took two or three bottles Of 1t, and
found il was exactly she tonic / needed.
That idea Of enriohing the blood with iron
Is a capital thing. This Is a hrst-class
tonic. know IL not only from my own
case, but1rom what is told me by many
friends who have taken II. Last summer
took but little Of IL; now I ara not need
ing it again, but 1 may a. the hotter
weather comes on. Everybody uses 10
here, aud among Memphis people 1t Is the
popular tonic"
Memphis people evidently know what
is good for them. Iron In the blood means
gold ia the pocket. The druggists all sell
Browns Iron Bitters, which banishes
headache, drives out dyspepsia, corrects
ailing liyers, and sets distressed stom-
achs 70 rights. Perhaps somebody may
read this who has never yet bought
bottle. II so, ''thou art the man" or the
woman, as the case may be. Buy.
Try.
some or our citizens have also derived
great benefit from the use OF this valuable
family medicine, and cheeriully say 50.
Mr.. I. r. Levy, III Congress street,
says: II used Browns Iron Bltters Tor
dyspepsia and stomach troubles ana
found It 70 be an excellent remedy, and
gladly recommend H."
Mrs. A. r. Palmer, savannah says
"My health was generally bad, and used
Browns Iron Bitters. and found u a most
excellent tonic. It purihes the blood aud
builds one up generally"
HORsFORD's ACID PHOsPHATEs
For Lemons or Lime Juice,
IL a superior substitute, and It's use n
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