The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-02

From the Dallas (Texas) News
The supreme test OF any medicine Is
the result obtained by is use The claims
Of the prescribing physician In advance
amount to little in comparison with the
actual effects Of his preparation on the IN
valid 1t Is results that count Ia the med
zeal world as In the business world.
The News and all Of its readers we're re-
Gently made aware of the presence in Dali
las of DR., Harter's representative. when ne
distributed free 1000 sample BOTTLES OF DR..
Harters Iron Tonic. 1t was so expensive
an advertisement, so boldly designed ana
SO thoroughly carried out, that public and
press both wondered at the audaCity OF the
move and watched for the result. II WIS
with 10 ordinary curiosity, therefore, that
a reporter was assigned to the task Of per-
sonally interviewing few of the 1000
Dallas residents who had accepted this
gift from Or, Harter, to ascertain, II pos
sible. what result had followed the use
of the medicine.
Mr. George C. Brown was th& first one
called upon, aud was found to be about
as hearty an invalid as could be discovered
in all the State of Texas. r. response to
a question regarding his health Mr.. Brown
said: IF you had seen me six weeks ago
you wouldn't know me for the same man
you see now | couldn't eat then; lost
flesh: was debiltatad TO the last degree.
II pr Harter's man hadn't come along
4 cbp1 nv
checks before now" When asked II he
would put his name to letter for publ
cation in the News telling the truth about
the effect of Dr. TIarters Iron Tonic cn
himself, he at once sat down and wrote
the following:
Dallas News.
Dallas, Texas, December 10, 1S97-Gentle-
men: Answering your reporter, | heartily
recommend DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic TO any
one suffering from nervous debility or loss
OF appetite. 1t made new man Of me.
Yours respectfully,
Geo. C. Brown, GIL Main st.
Mr. w. Britton, so favoraby known In
this city from his long connection with
the Oriental bath parors, spoke in the
same manner as Mr.. Brown, ana penned
the following message for the benefit OF
similar sufferers:
Dallas News.
Dallas, Texas, December 10, 1S97.-Gen-
tlemen Before taking the one bottle of
DR.. Han.ers Iron Tonic | was troubled
with a general run down" feeling and
lack OF appetite, but. thanks to the lroa
Il ~,
gladly recommend It.
w. Briuon, Oriental Bath Room
Mr., f. W. Ericsson OF sos Main street
was found at his place of business. and
said one bottle of DR.. Harters Iron Tonic
had had a marked effect towards cleansing
his blood and he considered it a good med
cne.
At the office of the Texas Farm and
Ranch, Sl3 Main street, Mr.. w. II. De
Borde stopped from his arduous duties
long enough to sound the praises OF his
favorite remedy, and hastily indlted the
following letter:
Office Of The Texas Farm and Ranch,
Dallas Texas Dec. 10, 1897.
Dallas News,
Gentlemen II affords me pleasure to ada
my short testimonial as to the merits or
your Iron Tonic secured sample bottle
o. Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic. aud after us
ing same according to directions, can say
TINT | derived 50 much benefit from same
that in future DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic will
occupy prominent place in my medicine
cabinet. find that it builds up the sys-
tom, aiis Digestion and viii greatly benefit
those suffering from indigestion Yours
very truly,
W. II. BeBoRDE. 3l3 Main Street.