The age-herald., 1898-05-29
From the Mobile (Ala.) Herald.

From the Mobile (Ala.) Herald.
 'Why do you take Dr. Harter's Iron
 Tonic?" was asked by the Herald's reporter
 of MT. W. Dumas, the barber. at 4O5
 Dauphin street.
 Well" said he. in reply, fin the first place, got in for my wife. She was run
 down in health, and this Tonic was recom-
 mended to me by a customer, and I got a
 bottle. It helped her so much in a bad case of indigestion that tried 1t myself"
 Did you have indigestion too?" "Why, no, not real indigestion-only @
 poor appetite and little biliousness. But
 my principal trouble was that general run
 down feeling one has in the spring in this climate"
 Did 1t help your"
 Well, I should say so. My biliousness disappeared entirely. my appetite returned.
 and got braced up in no time. I tell you it's great stuff to make one well, as my wife and I can both testify" Mrs. Martha A. Cunningham was seen at
 her home, at 109 South Jefferson street, and
 was asked:
 Have you ever taken Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic?
 "No," she replied, "I have never had
 occasion to use 1t personally, though I should certainly take it in preference to
 any other medicine know of, if any blood
 or nerves were out of condition, for know
 how good 1t is. I procured bottle for one
 of the young ladies of my family who was all run down and debilitated, and 1t cured
 her completely and very rapidly" What were the young ladys symptoms
 that come with the spring to so many. She
 began to improve after the first few doses,
 and was all right again before taking an entire bottle"
 Going into c. W. Doyle's place, the
 Royal saloon, No. Royal street. MT. A. E. Stevenson, the colored helper about the place, was asked what results he had ob-
 tained from Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic. 'T feel much better for 1t, sir,' he said. 1 'It done cured me right quick. It's just as good for cullud folks as for white people. was just played out, that's the truth, and could hardly work, when commenced talk | ing pr. Harter's Iron Tonic, and now I never felt better in my 1ife.'' ''What ailed you, Stevenson?" "What ailed me? We'll sir, couldn't eat nothin' had what they call indigestion and dyspepsia, besides spring fever ard | all those kind of troubles I was used up." "You look all right now" That's what I am, sir all right I can | do a man's>work once more, as well as any | one Dr. Harters Iron Tonic cured me | completely. sir.''
 Mr. G. Gordon Johnson, of the prominent l firm of architects, Watkins & Johnson, of
 this city, when asked as to his experience | with Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic, said: "I have received much benefit from It's
 use My nerves and blood were both dis | ordered. when I was induced to try Dr. | Harter's Iron Tonic. A healthful appetite l and ability to- sleep refreshingly the night | through resulted. and have regained my l health in general"
 Are you willing to recommend Dr. liar | ter's Iron Tonic to others who are troubled | as you were?"
 "Certainly, and have done so already. | Any one who can't eat or sleep, who is suf- fering from nerve or blood or general 1 spring troubles should be able to regain | possession of their powers by the use of | Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic, the same as | did," At $50 Dauphn street is Francke's com | fectionery store and bakery James Porter