The age-herald., 1898-11-13

I Iron Tonic has done for them, and my case | is similar, it is reasonable to suppose that l they telling the truth, and that the l same remedy will have similar result l with me-"
 MT J. D. Richardson, an advertisement solicitor on the Mobile Daily News, was asked the following question:: "Do you know anything about pr. Har- ter's Iron Tonic?"
 'Yes. whole lot," replied MT. Richard son. What do you want to know about it?'
 q want to know, first, why 1t 1t so pop ular with the people; and second, what 1t has done in your especial case that makes it popular with you.''
 All right" said MT. Richardson, "I can come pretty near telling you the correct answer to both your conundrums. First, it is popular with the people because 1t does just what it claims to do-no more and no less My mother, back in Georgia has used Dr. Harter's remedies in our family for over twenty years. She knows 1t is cheap remedy, costing less than a doctors advice, and one, too, that not only cures when one is sick, but also prepares ones constitution to ward off disease. You couldn't get mother to use any other med cine if you were to try. It isn't cure-ai If yau have consumption, or yellow fever, or broken leg, you want some other treatment. But in any disoredr that comes to the human body through the blood or nerves-I don't care what you call it-Dr Harters Iron Tonic will cure 1t. It shouldn't be called a tonic, though it is tho best of tonics. It is so much more than a simple tonic that the word does not always convey the full significance of the proper ties of the remedy to one who hears or reads the word tonic on the bottle or in the ad. It 'tones.' and so is tonic, but it does so much more-it cures. Take rheu- matism-its a specific for it's cure. Anaemia chronic paleness-a warning of blood poverty-it is specific in that case. Dyspepsia, indigestion, pain in the back, vertigo, kidney troubles, constipation in- somnia, general debility, loss of appetite and like diseases-it cures them perma- nently and quickly, with no i'll results, as from medicines that contain opiates that quiet the pain, but leave you in a worse condition than before you took them. Tane a recent in my own family ''.soff-- tiiGed Mr. Richardson. "I have 4nherited naturally, ny niothers high regard for Dr. Harter and his remedies. My daughter was recently taken ill with trouble that knew pr. Harter's Iron Tonic would dlss pose of with one bottle, while a doctor would make at least ffty-dollar bill out out of the case. I chose Dr. Harter, my daughter took my prescription, and just as I foresaw, single bottle brought her back to good health again easily and with no fuss. tO
 "I see have answered both of your ques- tions in my rambling talk about pr. Har- ter and his Iron Tonic, not systematically and in order, but, am sure, effectively You can why Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic is popular with the masses, and why it iS especially popular with me-" II
 Mobile has spoken. pr. Harter's Iroa Tonic has a reason for its existence and for it's claims to cure, Those who have taken 1t know 1t, and defend it; those whp are i'll and haven't yet learned to take 1t, but think they must go through the old routine of consulting a doctor and a drueL ger, are fast learning the folly of their ways and mending it. When in doubt, take, Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic.