The age-herald., 1898-09-25

thought Dr. Harter was the greatest public benefactor of modern times. He considered the Iron Tonic essential to good diges-' tion and allowed he would never be with-- out it in the house. He said further:
 Dallas Tex, December 15, 1887. Dallas News.
 Gentlemen:-Answering your inquiry of today. cheerfully recommend pr. Harters- Iron Tonic for general household medi- cine. I have used several bottles in my family, and for building up the system, loss of appetite and indigestion, it can't be beat. In future I will always have bottle of Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic in the house.
 J. J. BINGON, 21S N. Harwood St.
 Taking the car out to Oak Cliff, the presi- dent of "Oak Cliff College for Young La- dies" Professor M. Thomas Edgerton, was next called upon for his experience with the remedy Professor Edgerton was in the midst of his scholastic duties, but on learning the nature of the reporters errand he stopped long enough to say what every one else had said-a good word for good medicine-and handed the News man this letter:
 Oak Cliff, Tex, December 15, 1S97 Dallas News.
  a sample bottle of Dr. Harters Iron Tonic, which l was very glad to get. l think 1t a great remedy, and believe it will do all claimed for it. I am highly pleased with my experience with it. and take great pleasure In recommending it to those who sffer from indigestion and constipation.
 Respectfully,
 M. THOS EDGERTON, Pres. Oak Cliff College for Young Ladies.
 for had with the sterner sex. While returning to tbe city it was resolved to complete the days search for information by calling upon one or two ladies at their homes. Mrs. M. Alexander, PA Griffin street, was the first lady called upon. and she, woman-lille, had found a point in favor of the Iron Tonic that no man had suggested: It was an agreeable remedy to take-no bad taste; on the contrary, was most pleasing. She added her testimonial to the dozen before her as follows:
 Dallas, Tex December 15, 1897. News, Dallas.
 Gentlemen:-I have used Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic, and find it is the best medicine that I ever used for indigestion and bilious ness, loss of appetite and general debility. I freely recommend 1t to those suffering from such complaints.
 MRS. M. ALEXANDER, PA Griffin St.
 Mrs. E. Kusby, 313 South Ervay street, had nothing but praise for Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic, and readily assented when asked for few lines to print. She wrote as follows:
 Dallas, Tex, December 15 1897. Pub Dallas News.
 Dear Sir-In response to your reporters inquiry as to the effect of Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic has had me, I take great pleasure in adding my testimony as to the merits of Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic. l strong ly recommend it to women suffering from that tired, weak feeling because of insuffi- cient blood to nourish the system. l have taken one bottle of Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic and feel like another person, and can now sleep soundy and sweetly. Yours truly, MRS. F. KUSBY, 313 s. Ervay St.
 Not one person quoted above had any reason for making a statement contrary to the facts. They were asked explicitly if they considered Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic good remedy, from their personal exper- fence, and what the results have been in their respective cases. It is certainly won- derful that a days search should not find one dissenting voice from the general ap- proval. pr. Harter's Iron Tonic must have exceptional merit in the medical field.