The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-01


best thing | know Of | have used nearly
twenty bottles of IS. s. s." but from
the two bottles of Or. IIarter's Iron Tonic
| have taken | have derived more real
benefit than from all tho other medicine I
ever took. Yours truly,
W, r. SALMON. Printer.
| Mr., Salmon's sister. Mrs. McGuirk. was
with him at the time Mr.. Sullens inter
viewed him. and as she was also Ilarter
admirer, her testimony was taken. She
said
Jackson Miss, March 10, 1893.
Clarion Ledger.
Gentlemen. have found nr Harter's
| Iron Tonic very beneficial indeed as n tonic
for the general benefit OF my health. For
any disease caused by impure blood II Is
uneuuoled, ELLA l.. McGuIRK.
Three merchants and Justice Fitzgerald
were seen after this. and all were hearty
In their expressions OF good will for what
DR.. liarter's Iron Tonic had done for them
and their families. Justice Fitzgerald
wrote;
Publisher Clarion Ledger.
Dear Sir; NV wife's mother has recently
used two bottles OF DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic
for general debility, and has been greatly
benofited by its use. II Is a splendid medi-
cine for MI in need OF blood building aud
nerve strengthening. Yours truly.
J. FITZGERALD,
Justice OF the Peace.
Mr.. J. Feibelman OF Fclbelman Bros,
clothlers. had been benefited by Or. Har-
ter's remedy. and was willing to say SO.
He wrote;
Jackson, Miss, March 10. 1893.
Editor Clarion-Ledger.
Dear Sir: have found DR.. Harter's
Iron Tonic very beneficial and can recon-
mend II az the best tonic know Of II
regulates disgestlon Just right and Inn
proves tho blood wonderfully, Yours truly,
J. FEIBEI.MAN.
Mr.. j. ]. Heaphy, proprietor of the well
known dry goods and grocery store on
Capitol street, stopped from his labors
long enough TO write few lines, thus:
Jackson, Miss. March 10, 1893.
Editor Clarion-Ledgor.
Dear Sir: My wife and son have both
been taking DR.. Harters Iron Tonic and
would not know what 20 do without Il. 1t
has built them up remarkably. II Is every
thing that DR.. Harter claims for II. Yours.
etc. j. j. HEAPIIY.
Basye. the grocer had to have his little
Joke about the medicine. Ilo wished every
customer he had would take It. because
they would eat about double their usual
rations in consequence. Read what he
wrote:
Jackson. Miss, March 10, 1898.
Clarion Ledger.
Gentlemen; From my own experience
with DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic am as
sured that It is an excellent medicine and
q superior appetizer. | wish my GUS
toners would all take II. as then ! could
Hel about double the groceries | do now.
This is no Joke. Yours truly.
A. BASYE. Grocer.
The testimonials above were procured by
our Mr. sullens, In his one hours visit
among the gentlemen OF Jackson he hap
pened to meet. The ladies' did nobly also,
and emphasized the fact plainly that Or.
Harters Iron Tonic is not confined in It's
benefits to either sex or any one class.
Mrs. NJ. d. Patton wrote letter that
read
Jackson. Miss. March 10. 1888.
Editor Clarion-Iedger
Dear Sir: General debility. a run down
feeling. accompanied by cramps and I'M
usual pains. held me Ia its thrall. until !
used DR.. Iiarter's Iron Tonic. want TO
recommend this ionic to ali my sister sui
ferers as splendid medicine that will
e osne Iii, 'ns Your o tru, ,asa ''ss AD
=. 49, MRS. n. i. PATTON.