The age-herald., 1898-11-06
From the Mobile (Ala.) Register.

From the Mobile (Ala.) Register. Mobile has risen en masse to overcome l the enemy. It is not Spaniards ths time, 1 though Mobile and Alabama have done l their noble share against the hated dons. It is disease, i'll health, the destroyers of l happiness and life. Mobile has found the ammunition, the armament, the proper de- 1 fense against the most insidous foes of mankind, that unfit the human frame for | fit working and wreck human lives l Dr. Harter's Iron tonic has come among us. and raised an army of beautiful ad- mirers, who are ready and anxious to do battle for the cause of good health by tell ing mankind in general of the direct bene-
 fits they have personally received from it's
 use. It is a noble cause, the spreading the
 news of the possibilities of escape from the l thraldom of such wretchedness as ill health l brings
 It was our own brave Hobson's choice at Santiago that effectively corked the bot 1 tie; it is Hobson's choice with all users of Dr. Harter's Iron tonic to get well. There | is nothing else for them to do.
 | Our reporter has circulated among the people of Mobile and interviewed them re- garding the benefits derived from the use of Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic. There is no hesitation on the part of any one who has used this superb remedy in telling of the benefits and renewed health is has brought. Our readers, who know the peo- pie who bear witness to the merits of the
 remedy, will appreciate the fact that they are not persons given to loquacousness un-
 less they mean what they say. Hear them:
 Mrs. A. J. Piele, of Marine and Augusta streets spoke of the remedy thus: My little son was much run down. with appetite gone pale and puny and nervous. got him to take Dr. Harters Iron tonic, and he liked it, because it was so unlike medicine, he said, and he began to inn prove at once. Ills appetite came back, he gained in flesh and became altogether like his old self in a short time. You can un- derstand why I am a friend of pr. liar ter's Iron Tonic."
 Those who have had, or still have, rheu-
 matism, can appreciate the hilarity that characterizes Amelia A. Jones' talk about Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic. She is resident
 at 5l9 Dauphin street. and was engaged in
 her labors as laundress when interviewed: Its over two years that I've had rheu- matism" said Miss Jones, land I've suf- fered all the torments you can imagine, being thus afflicted and still having to work. But seeing in the paper that Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic was a cure for my complaint, commenced its use. From the very first dose began to improve, and now I do my work without ever thinking of the old trouble. I could't even walk for | a long time, but now walking is a joke, and I walk anywhere and think nothing | of it."
 | It was a pain in the chest that drove | James Johnston, of 3O9 North Royal street l to take Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic.
 1T was advised to take it," he said, land l didn't quiet see why it could be expected l to do me any good. but I took it. and now I'm all right again, and entirely cured. It's wonderful remedy"
 l When the kidneys and liver are cIogged | up it is hard work to make yourself think | you're well. Marcus Ward. who Is a clerk
 and lives at 560 Dauphin street, remarked
 anent Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic. thus: "One bottle fixed me all right. My back l had troubled me for some time, and the l doctor said 1t was kidney and liver trouble l but he didn't help me any, so, as every | one else I knew was taking Dr. Harter's | Iron Tonic, tried it. As I said, one bottle | did the business. I am well and hearty, and free from ache and pain after taking | this one bottle"