The age-herald., 1898-03-13

in the doctors treatise so that anybody can identify them. As the rich bloom of the blood in a healthy person is due to iron, so the absence of it makes one pale, thin, blcodless and disprlted The suffer- ing from headache backaehe, rheumatism and other aches in the nerves and muscles, is simply the body crying cut for iron. When you catch cold easily. suffer from chronic cough, catarrh and similar com paints, 1t is because of weakness frorA the want of iron. As the doctor says:
 ''It is natural for the hea,thy system to purge itself of the poisons which make these troubles possible but the ironless system can't, for 1t lacks the strength, the stamina, the insensible, instinctive Will, that iron, and only iron, can give"
 It needs no medical training to see that these statements are correct The facts are obvious to common sense and experi- ence. And 1t follows, therefore, "as the night the day." that the cardinal principle of remedial medicine should be to impart iron to the blood in which it is deficient. On this we may logically calculate to main tain strength where it is, and to restore it where 1t has been lost-and with strength, of course, health.
 It was in this design exactly that Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic was conceived and prepared. The same simple science that recognized the value of iron perceived the only true means of administering it. The fact that iron is needed in the blood does not imply that it will be furnished by the swallowing of a rusty nail There are many preparations of iron known to medi- cine, but the trouble with them is that they fail to assimilate. This Iron tonic Is a true blood food because it conveys to it prompt ly those salts of iron that are the strength giving element of the vital fluid. It builds, it cures. It expels weakness and sick ness it makes red, vigorous, tissue-build- |, to fEo a ruddy freshnes to the complexion and a. tone of energy to every nerve and fiber of the system. It serves. in short, what Bacon tells is the true office Of medl- cine ito tune the curious harp of mans body" At the same time it is thoroughly free from the objectionable features of oth- CT iron preparations. It is pleasant to the taste does not blacken or corrode the teeth and will not disagree with the most fastidious or delicate stomach.
 These are by means gratuitous state ments. They are based on the fact Of which ample evidence is forthcoming that Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic has effected so many cures, has done so much good and remade so many worn-out constitutions Tn almost every case where it has been used it gave quick relief and an immed1- ate accession of strength and vitality. the mental forces being improved in harmony with those of the body.
 In effect, this Is really solving the mys- tery of health and strength, and it is there fore right that we should name few or those symptoms that denote the existence of peril from the lack of iron in the blood When you suffer from nervousness. chills irregularity or loss of memory, inability to work long melancholy. lassitude and sim,- lar conditions. you will find Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic an admirable specific. When afflicted with bowel troubles. constipation or any form of indigestion, this Iron Tonic will promptly bring relief to every organ and healthy activity to every funct on Much farther even than this is it comne- tent to grappe- with the inwards Of dis ease. and Dr. Harter's Treatise on Health gives ample proof of it's efficiency in anae- mia. skin diseases, green sickness, dvs- pepsia Kidney disorders, rheumatism and womens troubles From any standro'rt t considered. Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic must be regarded one of the blessings of medical research and enthusiasm. It Is certainly no detriment to it that every- body can plainly understand why and how
 it has achieved its wonderful success.