The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-04-17
wEloHrY WORDS OF wLLkNowN RESIDENTS CONFIRM

From the Vicksburg (Miss.) Daily Morning
a4< Herald.
The siege is raised. The days Of bad
blood" haye passed away forever. The last
vestige Of .'bad bloods In vicksburg has ap-
parently been eradicated by a simple bottle
of medicine, called DR.. Harters Iron Tonic
that has taken the city by storm. and mag
unanimously conquered but to benefit. Dis
eases of the blood, and all human ailments
arising from that source, are attacked by
DIR. Harter's Iron Tonic and put to rout
We know what we're talking about. We've
been among the people sounding them as
to the efficacy of the remedy, and they
universally agree as to the help and cure
derived from 1t in every case. That's
strong talk, but no stronger than the facts
warrant
DR.. Harters agents gave away few
thousand free bottles of his Iron Tonic in
Vicksburg a while aga People took the
free bottles, as they will anything else
that's free. The mere fact of his dispos-
ing of the medicine in this manner showed
the doctors faith in his own remedy, and
that added much weight to the gift.
The medicine was used, good resulted,
and people who took the sample bottles
bought full sized ones afterward, because
of the benefit they received from the initial
bottle.
It has occurred to us that as an item Of
news 1t might interest our readers to know
what the results of DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic
have been in It's operations upon their
neighbors and friends. To this end we In
tervlewed a number of prominent citizens
of Vicksburg, and furnish herewith copies
of their testimonial letters as given to US.
Alderman Fousse. of the second ward,
said he had learned to forget that he had
a stomach since using DIR. Harter's Iron
Tonic, whereas before he was constantly
reminded of 1t In very unpleasant man.
ner. He wrote few lines for our read
ers' perusal:
Vicksburg, Miss. March 10, 1898.
Editor Heaald:
Dear Sir-It is with pleasure that rec
ommend DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic as
and for stomach and liver troubles. l was
in bad health resulting from these causes
and the Tonic completely cured me. To all
who suffer from weakened systems / rec
ommend DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic, without
qualification. Very truly,
NJ ]. FOUSSE
John McCabe. OF Monroe street, over
heard the alderman's talk about DR.. Har-
ter, and said he, too, had good word to
say about the results Of the medicine. He
wrote as follows:
vicksburg, Miss, March 10, 1898.
Editor Daily Herald:
Dear Sir-I suffered for several months
from very severe attacks of Indigestion,
and tried many medicines TO avail be-
fore taking DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic. This
relieved me Immediately, and two bottles
have entirely done away with my trouble.
1 glad that the opportunity Is present.
ed for me to recommend this medicine to
others who may suffer. Yours truly,
POHN w. McCABE.
$40 Monroe street.
Tom Carter, of the Y. & NJ. v. r. r., was
fun of praise for the Tonic, and tells you
why in his letter;
Vicksburg, Miss, March 101S9S.
Publisher Daily Herald.
Dear Sir-I suffered for long time from
the effects of impure blood. DR.. Harter's
Iron Tonic was recommended to me, and
upon taking a single bottle 1 felt decid-
ed change for the better. Two bottles have
completely cured me and made me a new
man. 1t is the best and cheapest remedy