The use of iron cannot be too strong
ly urged- Physicians for a long time
have conceded* that iron was absolutely
necessarv. but the trouble lias been tliat
it seemed impossible to prepare it so that
it would have no injurious effects. Each
new discovery was hailed with delight
by the profession, only to lie thrown
aside in a short time as a failure, and it
was not until the discovery of Brown's
Iron Bitters that iron was so prepare* 1
that it would readily and thoroughly
assimilate with the bWbd and would not
blacken the teeth, cause hea iache. con
stipation or other evil effects caused by
every other iron preparation. Brown's
Iren* Bitten is made only hr the Brown
Chemical Company.' of 'Baltimore, and
contains no whiskey or other injurious
ingredients.
A MALARIAL VICTIM. f
The Trying Experience ot a Frotul.
uent mini Mer in the Tropica
and at the North.
To the Editor:
The following circumstances, drawn
from my personal experience, are so im
portant" and really remarkable, that I
have felt called upon to make them pub
lic. Their truth can be amply verified;
In 1875, I moved from Canton, St.
Lawrence county. N. Y., to Florida,
which state I intended to make my fu
ture residence. I purchased a home on
the Links of the Sr. John's river and set
tled down, as I thought, for life. The
summer following the first winter 1 was
conscious of most peculiar sensations
which seemed to lie the accompaniment
of a change of climate. 1 felt a sinking
at the pit of the stomach, accompanied
by occasional dizziness and nausea. My
head ached. My limbs pained me. and
I had an oppressive sense of weariness.
