Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
MALARIA.

No location, no section OF the country
il entirely free from malarial influences
In some localities, however, there Is
much greater suffering from this cause
than in others. The Observation-Disclosures,
tho nature Of the soil, and the condition
Of drainage, all tend in the South and
West 10 make malarial feveB very prev
.Ient Mt some seasons of the year. The
suffering from malaria In fbesystem Is
not confined TO the time when under ITS
influence, but continues as q result OF the
poisoning Of the system from this cause.
In The past il has been the custom TO adj
minister quantities Of quininc, or gui-
nine and whiskey to overcome the effects
.ofchills and fever, intermittent iever and
all nalarial fevers. This treatment Is
now condemned by the highest medical
authorities, as it so frequently causes the
patient TO suffer afterwards fruin'conges-
lion and neuralgia, and sometimes deaf
mess. These are troubles more particu-
larly due 10 the use of quinine, bUt 1t IS
hardly necessary to dwell upon the i'll
effects of wbiskey in any case OF fever.
So long rs there was no other specific
known for malaria, so long the people
had 10 rely upon these remedies aud take
the chances OF relief from them alldthcc
almost certain i'll effects which followed
their use. But il is no longer necessary
for any community to suffer from ma
larial troubles or these terrible after
consequences. A remedy containing no
whiskey, into the combination Of which
no dangerous acids enter, purely vegc-
table Alternative and tonic medicine with
which iron is skilfully combined, is
offered to the public as an anti-malarial.
1t is BHowYs IRoE BITTERs. lis
prompt, efficient action upon the blood,
Graduating the poison from the vital
lxid and so preventing it from being
taken up by the stomach, liver and kid
neys makes it just the corrective needed
in malaria. 1t also furnishes strength
to these organs, and through them TO the
whole system, by enriching and viializing
the blood. The blood is the life Of the
BODY. Diseased or poisoned blood will
poison the whole body and produce dis
ease in the whole organism. IL is evil
dent that medicine possessing the
greatest efficiency in cleansing and puri-
flying, enriching and strengthening the
blood, is the best remedy for diseases
which are uedirectly to blood poisoning.
All chemists and physicians who have
made an examination of BROWNS IRON
BITTERs endorse this remedy as contain
ing these qualities TO superlativedegrec.
For this reason so many physicians pre-
scribe BRowN's Iron BITrERs in inter-
mittent fevers and chills and fever We
have never heard Of single case where
itfailed to be of benefit. We have hun
dreds OF testimonials Of cures of these
diseases by BRowY's IRON BITTERs, from
persons who have suffered many times
in the past and found no relief from any
other remedies. Its effect is also won
derful in lassitude, the tired, exhausted,
WORKOUT, depressed feelings; you know
them. You have experienced them.
BRowN's lRoN Buffers will furnish you
strength, will remove the tired feeling
the feeling of languor and lassitude, and
give you elasticity, vigor and health.
No other remedy has the power and
strength combined with the purity and
cnriching qualities Of Browns IRON
BITTERs. That this is the case is tcsti
fed to by the people who have used it,
the physicians and chemists who have
examined il and recommended II, and
the great sales, which in five years have
increased twenty fold. Browns lRoy
BITTERs does not iniure or discolor the
teeth, and does not cause headache or
constipation. All other iron medicines
do. Beware of limitations. We know
it is the custom of some dealers mot
many however, to attempt to sell some
thing on which they can make more pro-
fit than we can allow them on BRowN's
IRON BITTERs. But don't be deceived.
You want the genuine BRowN's lRoN
BrrTERs with the trade mark and crossed
red lines on the wrapper. Sold every
where. Price is only one dollar per bot
tie. Made by Brown Chemical Co.. Balti-
more, Md.