From Rev. vym. T 2EaEniiaOia,o of Mobile.
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 Mobile.

 Ihave occasionally used (Price's Patent Texas Tonic) and have found il safe and useful preparation, as gentle aperient. ] have no doubt that il dscreely employed, it will be found of gr' at value in many ca ses, for which relief is mol easily to be ob taned. Very respectfully, your obedienl serv't. n. VIM. T. HAMILTON. Mobile, Feb. 10. 1S47.

 P. s. Toa lady in London who was sui lering from head ache and general indispo- sition, recommended trial of the Texas Tonic. On my return from the Continent to that city, alter an absence of2 or mouths she was SD pleased with ihe medicine that had to share with her bottle, my ent' re stock.

 MoniLs, 9th Jan iary 1917. To he Merchants of Aiabdma:

 Genilemen--Johnp Price, Esq, of C. .,veston c,; who presents you herewith, is Il cn,lema n of ,es probability and veracly. Wea, k for him vnnr 5ol lite attention and hope you VI Il find ii to vur in. te est to make his acquaints nee. MT. Priceis tbe proprietor of a Medicine styled 'Price's Patent Texas ionic. He eop es to our State so extend the ,aeencies ana othe'wis give publicity 10 his Medicine. We have ae;ted as hi agents in this eily, taYe personally use'. the article and find be tond doubt it is one of 2 eat utility.

 Respectfully, yours,

 ANDERSON & DICKSON, l z

 LYCN & BAKER.

 Whl. j. LEDYARD. I.

 4. F. LEDYARD,

 B. B. FONTAIN & SON. . VIM. DOUGLASS. Agent, Aug. lo.ly 32 East Wetumra. 