The age-herald., 1899-09-21
BLUUD WILL TELL.
No Blood, No Life Poor Blood Poor
 Life! Pure Blood, Good HeaIth

No person can have good health without pure blood, as all diseases are directly traceaDle to a diseased or impoverished condition of the blood. Impure blood falls short of its duty of nourishing the system The color anu life in the blood is the iron there is in it. and with the lack of iron there is just as certainly a lack of health. Read this testimony of w. C. Josse1yn regarding Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic
 State of California, City and County of San Francisco.
 Before me, the undersigned authority. notary public in and for said city and county, personally appeared ". c. Jos selyn, who being duly sworn on oath de- poses and says:
 T am merchant tailor doing business at Geary street, rooms 1, ?, and 4, in the city of San Francisco. l am now nearly 69 years of age; came ito this coast on the bark Rocket in the year 1S50 and have been here ever since.
 Twenty years ago. at White Pine, New, l was attacked with what my doctors term ed rheumatism. My case baff1ed the skill of the physicians at that place and those at Virginia City, who advised me to come to this city for Urea atment, which I did four teen years ago, and placed myself under the care. one after another, of the best physi- clans that money could procure. 1 kept growing worse all the time. and supposed that I never would get well. For the last eleven years l was unatle to put my coat on without some one helping me. During this time l lost the use of my left hand, which had become drawn out of shape and badly swollen from the effects of this dis ease. About nine years ago ulcers formed on that hand; they grew so large that a walnut could be dropped into them. About a year ago ulcers formed on my right tenn ple my forehead and one on my left cheek. My physicians decided that a portion of my cheek bone must be removed haF | I ..ls.. have it done. l was in this Liberated con- dition very much debiEtated, confined to my bed with no appetite my friends hay ing given up all hopes of my recovery, when, during January last, I received one of Dr. Harters a1manacs, read it and re- solved to try pr. Harters Iron Tonic. I quit using all other medicine and com menced taking the Iron Tonic as directed occasionally taking a dose of pr. Harters Little Liver Pills.
 After taking one bottle felt a change; the ulcers commenced to heal, my suffer- ings grew less and I regained my appetite After taking five bottles of the Iron Tonic the ulcers were completely healed. I now feel as free from aches and pains as a 6-year-old boy, can dress myself without assistance, attend to my business and walk miles without fatigue. I attribute my cure. not in part but wholly, to the use of Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic
 (signeO "W. c. JossELYN. "Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day of May, A. D. 1898.
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 Notary Public" Read this from another Texas man:
 ''Dallas, Tex, Dec 16, 1897.
 Publisher News, Dallas: Dear Sir-To those suffering from indigestion, loss of ap- petite, biliousness and general running down of the system I cheerfully rceom- mend pr. Harter's Iron Tonic. It worked wonders for me. CIAS. F. FIELD.
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