The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22
GIVES NEW LIFE.


GIVES NEW LIFE.
Houston, Texas. March IL, 1879.
Editor Houston Post.
Dear Sir. My husband brought home a
bottle of Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic Tor ny
use, knowing was in an "all ru1 d'wn'
condition, and used 1t with grah1 res, lts
1t made me feel like new pe:son. When
one feels that life is not worth living,
bottle of DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic will put
new vim and ambition into any ono. Ii Is
the best medicine l know Of and spail
always keep it in the house. Ras sct 'uiiy
yours, MRS. FRED WOODSON.
SOL San Jacinto Gtreet.
Mrs. Cameron, at 2512 Capitol avenue.
and her daughter, Mrs. Gregory, united in
their praise of the remedy that cures, and
put the following words OF consolation ON
paper for all sufferers:
RHEUMATISM CURED.
Houston, Texas, March L. 1928.
Houston Daily Post.
Gentlemen: Four years of rheumatism
without being able to find a cure prompts
me 10 tell other rheumatic sufferers how
finally succeeded in vanquishing my pain
full tormentor. I took DR.. Harter's Iron
Tonic as a tonic for my blood. not thinking
that it or any other remedy would cure
my long seated rheumatism. and found my
self at once Improving in every way. and
finally was completely cured of my rleu-
matte pains by its use. The world of rttu-
matte sufferers ought to be told of tl'is
medicine that will cure them, and | shall
be glad to have you refer any one IN me
who doubts that cure is possible. Yours
gratefully. MRS. e. A. CAMERON.
2512 Capitol Street.
Our reporter met with hearty welcome
at 1919 Bingham street. when his eriord
was made known, and Mrs. Palmer Put
some good facts on paper at oIce. Eat
should convince thousand readers OF the
teach them the way to obtain it, She
wrote:
NO MORE NERVOUSNESS.
Houston. Texas, Mar h IL, 1898.
Houston Daily Post.
Gentlemen: ! used to be troubled with
nervous disorders and female weak,ngs,
but five years ago, at Atlanta, Ga ] pro-
cured bottle of DR.. Harter's lr,n Tonic,
and its use has cured me and KEEP: me wei.
continue taking II every spring. and am
never without bottle in the house Tours
truly. MRS. MAGGIE E. fALMr2,
1919 Bingham .:iicct
Painting spells had long cha,,s;erlzed
the life OF Mrs. Spindler,s ne said with Goa
tinued sour stomach rs an accompaniment.
She reported both as having disappeared
since taking the popular remedy. IIe' let
ter was worded:
PAINTING SPELLS ovERcOAE.
Houston. Texas, March II, 1883.
Editor Daily Post.
Dear Sir: have suffered from general
weakness and faintins spells or ,aiee
years. and have taken nun aroas reiprlits
prescribed by doctors, without any 10. ef.
without consulting my doctor | pro ,Grci
bottle OF DR.. Harter's Iron Tom betntse
I heard 1t SO highly spoken OF BY every
one. and have had no return OF my fa'Eting
spells since using II faithfully. Ny ape
tite is also much better than before. ;ia
I can now eat almost anything, wli''eas
before everything used to sour On my
stomach. II Is little won Ter that J feel
gratitude for having found this remedy.
Others who suffer as I did con be just as
easily cured. Yours thankfully,
MRS. MINNIE SPINDLE.
1906 Summer Avenue,
Dyspepsia had rendered Miss Rchter's
life one of torment for months, she said,
until che found out how everybody else
was getting cured Of similar ailments and
adopted the same treatment. Her nffcs
are In line with all the res.:
pYsPEPsIA's DESTROYER.
Houston. Texas. March ~. 1881.