The age-herald., 1898-11-13

I At $50 Dauphin street is Franckes con. | fectionery store and bakery. James Porter l has been the head baker of the establish. ment for six or seven years. He was asked by our rporter:
 What do you know about Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic?"
 T konw this" Mr. Porter responded. My mother, Mrs. Ann Porter, has been a great sufferer from pains in the back for long time, and has recently commenced using Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic for it, and Is greatly relieved by it's use. While she isn't cured yet, she Is the road to it, and isn't foolish enough to expect a cure from the use of the first bottle. Mother s improvement is very marked, and this medicine is the first to relieve her at all. Come around in a couple of weeks and I will tell you of her complete cure" How did she come to take this remedy in preference to any other?" was asked.
 Mother has friends who have taken it and been cured by it, and she saw in the papers the names of people she knows who write that they have been cured by it. That first induced her to try it."
 And the medicine meets her expecta- tions. you say?'
 Fully. Her appetite is better, and her general health greatly improved while her severe pains in the small of the back have already become less frequent and less severe.'
 Calling on the barber shop of MT. Murray Reed, 26 South Royal street, MT. Joseph Watson was interrogated as to Sny benefit he received from pr. Harters Iron Tonic.
 'I understand you have been using Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic and consider yourself benefited by it's use?''
 'Yes, sir" said MT. Watson, q have used it, am better for it, and am still using it."
 What complaint did you have that you used it for?"
 Several complaints, among them poor appetite, general run down feeling, and a touch of rheumatism"
 Has 1t helped you in all of these troubles?"
 "Indeed it has, I feel braced up. and like man with a new ambition to live for My lassitude of inertia, whatever you choose to call that weakened sensation we all have at times, has disappeared entirely my appetite is fully restored, as my grocer and market man can tell you, and my rheumatism is fast disappearing. ss
 How did you come to use Dr.. Harter's Iron Tonic as remedy, instead of any one of the hundreds of other medicines that doctors and druggists have that they claim will cure the same ills ?'
 'Well, doctors are expensive luxuries, as I have found to my cost. They. charge you more for their advice than one two bot ties of this Tonic costs, and I am willing to take the advice of the newspapers and the experience of others as 1 read it In them, and then take counsel with myself about what is suited to my case, at less cost. After you've paid physician for his advice say $1 or s2 or $5, as he happens to be inclned-there is the added cost of getting his prescription filled, gen. orally another dollar or two, as the drug gist happens to feel about it. And you aren't sure of cure even then. Some doctors take delight in making a good liv- ing off you by keeping you sick all the time, and jolly you up as to what des- perate case yours is, and how they are helping you with their prescriptions, and a man who works for his dollars can't af- ford that When see the names of people I know attached to bona fide letters print ed in the papers telling what Dr. Harter's