The age-herald., 1898-11-06
AILMENTS ABUNDANTLY ABOLISHED.

i, ing. B. Sossaman, of 30S Marine street, l spoke of his cure from this disease and | named the remedy that cured him: Tt came on me several times recently" said he, and 1 suffered pain untold. Of course, I tried to cure it. But everything I tried was a failure Nothing helped me. l was told that pr. Harter's Iron Tonic would cure me, and l doubted 1t, as so many remedies had failed, but chanced it and bought a bottle. It relieved me im- mediately, purified my blood and cured my infammatory rheumatism. l have had no trouble of any kind since taking it, and my rheumatism is gone entireiy-not twinge remains
 At the printing and bookbinding estab- lishment of c. l.. Powers, MT. J. D. Duval, the foreman, of 32 North Water street, re-
 marked on the benefit Dr. Harter's Iron
 Tonic had done in his family: Tt was my daugter was sick" said he, land nothing seemed able to cure her. She had to take several bottles of pr. Har- ter's Iron Tonic to effect a cure, though
 she received benefit from the start. Her headaches were something terrific, but now she is the picture of health" Postmen are much exposed. Wet or dry, hot or cold the mail must be delivered, and if rheumatism comes as the result of exposure, trouble begins for the letter car- rier. Charles Lewis, of 1852 Dauphin street, is a Mobile letter carrier, and he said this about Dr. Harter and his Iron Tonic:
 
 ! ing that goes with it. But pr. Harter's Iron Tonic freed me and made me well i again. It's great medicine" c. w. Peters, of the firm of M W. Peters & Bro., the saloon keepers at col Dauphin street, spoke in highest terms of pr. Har- ter's Iron Tonic. He said:
 My wife has had bad headaches, and has been run down generally; her blood was in bad state; she was nervous and generally debilitated. One bottle of Dr. rF- TaN. her. She's as well now as ever knew her to be-"
 Even aldermen seem to be possessed of
 human possibilities, and may become i'll like ordinary mortals. MT. w. B. Del champs, of. the job printing firm of Gra- | ham & Delchamps on St. Michael street | who Is alderman at large for the city of l Mobile, and worthy member of the city I council. speaks of pr. Harter's Iron Tonic thus
 "Pve used It," said he "It's a great rem edy. I never saw such an invigorator and appetizer as 1t is. It does everything 1t claims to do, and is worthy of all that Is said in its behalf"
 J. A. Pope, who owns the big galvanized iron works at 515 Dauphin street, thought everybody knew that Dr. Harters Iron Tonic was the best thing to take for the many things 1t Is known to cure. My mother had troubles of her own. as the saying is, and finds relief only when Sne taxes LIT. Iron 1Onlc. Liver troubles. dyspepsia, nervousness, whatever she has. out comes Dr. Harter, and she's all right again soon. She wouldn't be without it."
 Mrs E. Spencer, 150 Pine street, said she took Dr. Harters Iron Tonic for general debility, and found 1t most effective rem- edy for her trouble. It was the greatest tonic she ever heard of and was beneficial 1 in many ways. Weakness and general debility, and sore- ness in the chest, compelled M. A Ander- l son. of 615 Canal street. to hunt for cure. l He tried several without success, until Dr. l Harters Iron Tonic was reached, when his 1 cure of all the several afflictions was rapid and seemingly permanent
 No wonder Mobile feels kindly to its ben- efactor. Twenty people have been quoted in this column as being better in health for certain remedy, in many cases where other means have been tried first. but un- availingly. These twenty people are the vanguard only-the first twenty the re- porter happened to talk with. The legion he has not met and talked with about tho great cure, who are better for its being, and willing to say so if asked, are not nec- essary for our purpose, which is simply to emphasize the fact that good health bet- ter health is possible if all will make use of Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic. N