The age-herald., 1898-05-22


 to know of her easons for approving it. Her letter reads:
 GIVES NEW LIFE.
 Houston, Tex, March 12. 1898. Editor Houston Post:
 eDar Sir:-My husband brought home a bottle of Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic for my use knowing I was in an 'all run down" condition, and used it with grand results. It made me feel like a new person When one feels that life is not worth living, a bottle of Dr. Harter's. Iron Tonic will put new vim and ambition into any one. It is the best medicine I know of, and I shall always keep it in the house. Respectfully yours MRS. FRED WOODSON,
 5O1 San Jacinto street. rs. Cameron at 2512 Capitol street. and her daughter, Mrs Gregory, united in their praise of the remedy that cures, and put the following words of consolation ion paper for all sufferers:
 RHEUMATISM CURED.
 Houston, Tex, March 12, 1898. Houston Daily Post:
 Gentlemen-Four years of rheumatism without being able to find cure prompts me to tell other rheumatic sufferers how I flnaly succeeded in vanquishing my painful tormentor I tok pr. Harters Iron Tonic as tonic for my blood, not thinking that 1t or any other remedy would cure my long seated rheumatism, and found myself at once improving in every way, and finally was completely cured of my rheumatic pains by its use. The world of rheumatic sufferers ought to be told of this medicine that will cure them, and l shall be glad to have you refer any one to me who doubts that cure is possible. Yours gratefully,
 MRS. E. A. CAMERON,
 2512 Capitol street. Our reporter met with hearty welcome at 1619 Bingham street. when his errand was made known, and Mrs. Palmer put some good facts on paper at once, that should convince thousand readers of the desirableness of health over illness, and teach them the way to obtain it She wrote:
 NO MORE NERVOUSNESS.
 Houston, Tex, March 12. 1898. Houston Daily Post:
 Gentlemen:-I used to be troubled with nervous disorders and female weakness, but five years ago at Atlanta, Ga-. pro- cured a bottle of Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic, and its use has cured me and kept me we'll I continue taking 1t every spring, and am never without a bottle in the house. Yours truly,
 MRS. MAGGIE B. PALMER,
 1619 Bingham street. Painting spells had long characterized the life of Mrs. Spindler, she. said, with con- tinual sour stomach as an accompaniment She reported both as having disappeared since taking the popular remedy. Her let ter was worded:
 rhTNrTINc SpETJS OVERCOME. Editor Daily Post
 Houston, Tex, March 12. 1898. Dear sir;-I have suffered from general weakness and fainting spells for three years, and have taken numerous remedies prescribed by doctors, without any relief, Without consulting my doctor procured bottle of Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic. because heard it so highly spoken of bq every one, and have had no return of my faint ing spells since using 1t faithfully. My ap- petite Is also much better than before. and I can now eat almost anything, whereas before everything used to sour on my stomach. It is little wonder that I feel gratitude for having found this remedy. Others who suffer as I did can be just as easily cured. Yours thankfully.
 MRS. MINNIE SPINDLER,
 1906 Summer Ave Dyspepsia had rendered Miss Richter's life one of torment for months, she said, until she found out how everybody else was getting cured of similar ailments and aeopt- ed the same treatment Her, words are in line with all the rest:
 DYSPEPSIA DESTROYER. Houston. Tex. March 12. 1898. Editor Daily Post:
 Dear Sir-After suffering with dyspepsia