The age-herald., 1898-09-25

service at the Oriental hotel barber shop, said he had never had any reason to use the medicine himself, but that he gave one bottle to his little son, who was just get ting over severe fever, and that the re- suit was most beneficial Here's what he wrote:
 Dallas, Tex, December 15, 1897. Pub. News. Dallas.
 Dear Sir:-I gave the contents of one bot tie of pr. Harter's Iron Tonic to my little 6-year-old son, who was convalescing from a severe spell of fever, and found 1t had wonderful effect in strengthening him and building up his system.
 H. L. COOK, Oriental Hotel Barper Shop
 Meeting MT. N. F. Dixon on the street, he spoke as the others had done of the appe- tite and good feeling he had found in one bottle of the remedy under discussion, and subscribed his name to the following: Dallas, Tex, December b, 1897. Dallas News.
 Fundamentally system was entirely broken down, and felt all the evils of too close application to indoor work, attended by an entire lack of appetite, until took the contents of one bottle of Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic Now I have a splendid appe- tite and feel thoroughly well.
 N. F. DIXON.
 Everybody in Dallas knows Wood Brice, for long a time captain of Hook and Ladder No. 2. Most every one knows, too, of his long attack of rheumatism asquired while in the discharge of duty. It will l please his numerous acquaintances in this city to know of his complete recovery, as | attested over his own signature: Dallas, Tex, December 15, 1897. | Editor News.
 Gentlemen:-whilep pursuing my duties as l captain of a Dallas fire company, I con- tracted a severe case of rheumatism from | which I suffered terribly, and for which 1 tried, through several physicians and a number of patent medicines, to effect a cure, all to no purpose. however, until tried Dr. Harters Iron Tonic, of which l used about six bottles, and can now con- sider myself completely cured, and take pleasure in offering my testimonial as to the merits of this celebrated Iron Tonic. Yours truly,
 W. c. BRYCE. Ex-Capt. H. & L. Co. No. 2. Dropping in on J.. M. Beebe at his place of business, he handed me these brief com- | mandatory lines, after expatiating at great | CT length upon the benefit he had derived from the Tonic:
 Dallas, Tex, December 15, 1897. | Dallas News.
 Gentlemen:-I think Dr. Harter's Iron | Tonic good medicine. It certainly put my | system in splendid shape. J. M. BEEBE, PIT Main St. | Charlie Field out on Camp street, was as | enthusiastic as school boy over the reme- i dy and its effect on himself personally. Tt | worked wonders, he said, and he wrote it | down:
 Dallas, Tex, December 15, 1897. | Pub News, Dallas.
 Dear Sir:-To those suffering from ind- ] gestion, loss of appetite, biiousness and general running down of the system, l | cheerfully recommend Dr. Harter's Iron | Tonic. It worked wonders for me- CHAS. E. FIELD, Northeast Cor. Camp and Akard. There was no break in the monotony of hearty commendation when MT. D. w.. 1 Critcher was reached at 155 Commerce street. He had the same pleasant story to tell as those who had preceded him, and added his testimony as follows: Dallas, Tex, December 15, 1897. Editor News, Dallas: Dear Sir:-I tried bottle of pr. Harters s Iron Tonic for general breaking down, and find same is invaluable for toning up the system.
 w. D. CATCHER, 155 Commerce St. MT. J. J. Bingon, of 21S N. Harwood street,