The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-01

SO went and got a COPY Of the prescription
at the drug store. and 10 you know what |
did with it2'
Il had foolish satisfaction at the Sic
cess Of my remedy, but | only shook my
head negatively IN Response to his ques-
ton He went on,
"'Weli. you've heard Of Browns Bronchi-
Tia Banisher, haven't YOU OF course you
have Browns Bronchitis Banlsher,' he
con inued. clearing his throat, throwing
out his chest ana waving his lat arm IN an
orltorical manner, that cures coughs
colds, asthma, influenza, stomach cough,
phayRneal. laryngeal and tracheal caiarrh,
soreness of the lungs. and all other nilamed
conditions OF the chest and air passages
This sovereign remedy relieves. as if by
magic, hoarseness, loss of voice, and raw
ness and soreness resulting from dryneSs
OF the throat. In the tired feeling result
ing from chronic cough, this preparation
Is "A marvellous restorative, acting like
the elixir Of life Old age - reluvenated
by il. childhood IL invigOrated by H. II has
brought health and happiness into thou
sands Of homes and has doseTedly won
the gratitude Of the sicl, and afflicted all
over the civilized world
He paused 20 take breath Beginning
again IN an unctuuus tone, he went on:
Doctor that's your prescriptions |
had "A little caJital and | put the bansher
on the market | advertised II.
It, had "A wonderful sale. Pretty soon
it paid so well that gave Up life insurance
and devoted my whole time 10 pushing II.
] have bushels OF unsolicited testimonials
proclaimiug it, marvellous powers They
come from all parts OF the earth
It's made me rich-awful rch. As my
capital grew, put money into advertising,
and now Browns Bronchitis Banisher IS
acknowledged to be the most potent pana-
cca for pulmonary complaints ever dis
covered in this or any other age.
lie took another breath, and then he
started OF again
Now. doctor said he 'w hen | saw
You first didn't behave as we'll as ought
TO have You called me down for it and
! admired the way you did il. i realized
that | deserved it.
What | admired most about you was
that you were on the square. could see
that-ou the dead level So ! made up
my mind 10 do the square thing by you.
And that's the reason why | come around
and ask you TO take this package with
my best regards
He laid package on the desk. picked
IL up end opened it with vague wonder
II contained several packets Of bills such
as had occasionally seen in banks with
paper straps around them.
Il fingered them over idly All 81 a
sudden II came over me with a thrill that
they were 81 900 lills. ! ran them over
hastily: ] went over them again. No, there
was no mistake. There were a hundred
Of them. The sum Of money lying on my
desk was 100000.
THE possibilities Of the situation rolled
over my thinking faculties like n wave. II
was mine, had ] not earned IL with my
marvellous remedy
Pride swelled IN my heart. as well as
gratitude and joy, eXuherant, uncon-
troll8bia JOY could not restrain myself
/ dashed for the door The streets whired
by me a. ! ran. and tho next thing ] knew
wa pulling the d1oroell 81 my dear Ruth's
homo franticaliy. hiriousiv ecstgticnl'v.
~Thcu In n mome MT TIE incongr1ity %.
my conduct overwhelmed me. stoppe !
ringing ] turned 10 fee from the doorste ,