The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-26

taking this one bottle"
When a man has suffered martyrdom for
two years with rheumatic pains he Is usu-
ally glad enough of chance to tell OF be-
ing freed from his serious trouble. M. j.
Rice, of Warren and Palmetto streets, was
glad enough to be able to tell what cured
him:
81 think I took every remedy that was
recommended to me as being a cure for
rheumatism, for over two years, and l
never got any relief until l commenced to
take DIR. Harter's Iron Tonic. 1t took three
bottles to effect a cure, so bad was my
complaint, but haven't had a touch of the
old trouble since, and / know 1t Is DR.. Har-
ters Iron Tonic that has done the busi-
ness"
At 100 Congress street, Miss M. A Ryan
wanted to tell the public of the benefit she
had received from DIR. Harter's Iron
Tonic:
at was only single bottle I took" said
she ''as my troubles were not numerous
or very deep seated needed a tonic, and
my appetite wanted rejuvenating. and DR..
Harters Iron oTnic was effective for both
purposes. I am very much pleased with
the results received from the single bot
tie of the medicine"
Miss Lizzie Montell, of POS ST. Michael
street was troubled, like Miss Ryan, with
loss of appetite, a seemingly simple thing
in itself, only it usually indicates indiges-
She said in the reporters presence how
glad she felt that she had found Dr. Har-
ters Iron Tonic:
Nothing did mo any good till I began
to take Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic. I got
better right away, then and after one bot
tie only I find my appetite entirely re-
stored and ] eat more heartily than ever,
It seems to me and my food does me good"
Even cooks have troubles, sometimes.
Elizabeth A. Jones, of. Ala Dauphin street,
is a cook, and had her troubles, till DR..
Harter came along and disposed of them.
Its over live years I've had rheuma-
tism besides kidney troubles. Whata ! suf-
fered no one knows who hasn't had such
combination and couldn't get it cured.
Then I read in the papers of I'r. Harter S
Iron Tonic, and how it cured my disea ses
for Others and got bottle and took it.
Before I got half through with that one
bottle I began to feel lots better, and
when finished it was well as ever was.
1 was more benefited by this medicine than
any other / ever took"
Three other residents of Ala Dauphin
street testified to the health-giving quail
ties of Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic in their own
individual cases, as follows:
BENJAMIN Gilmore said he had tried a
number of remedies to purify his blood
and put himself in healthy shape but DR..
Harter's Iron Tonic was the first remedy
to do him permanent good.
w. A. Baker was long troubled with ner-
vousness and insomnia, and when sleep did
come it was Restless and unsatisfactory.
His general system was out Of order and
he knew it, but a remedy was hard to
find. His friends in the same house being
all admirers and users of DR.. Harter's Iron
Tonic, he began its use himself and was
promptly relived and his sleep and appe-
tite became normal et once. y
James H. Moore found it difficult to Sc
cure remedy for restoring his appetite.
Food was nauseating and unwelcome, until
he too, joined the DIR. Harter procession.
and at once his appetite was restored.
Fifty per cent a better man." he calls
himself now.
William ]. Campbell of 400 Augusta
street. son of John J. Campbell, proprietor
of the 1.-TWO Brothers" saloon, remarked
about the medicine:
"My face and neck were all broken out.
owing to a blood disorder that 1t seemed
impossible to reach and correct. My whole
system was in bad condition. tried rem
edy after remedy and got worse rather
than better. 1 felt like hiding myself. An
intimate friend told me of DR.. Harter's
Iron Tonic and got bottle to try. The
first bottle helped me, and by the time L
finished the third the eruption had entirely
disappeared and 1 found myself perfectly
well, in looks and feelings" R
Inlamatory rheumatism has few equals