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40 Members of Congress Send Letters of Endorsement
To the Inventor of the Great Catarrh Remedy, Pe-ru-na
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Hon. A. T. Goodwyn.
Congressman Ogden, from
Louisiana.
Hon. H. W. Ogden, Congressman
from Louisiana, In a letter written' at
Washington, 1). ('., says fho follow
ing of Po-iu-na, the imtlunnl riitnrrli
remedy:
"I (,'H ii conscientiously recommend
your lc-ru-mi iih ii tine tonle Mini nil
lnuud good inetllelne to those who tire
In need of a nitnrrh remedy. It has
liecn commended to mi: liy people who
have used II, iih ii remedy iiiilletiliirly
effective ill the (;iire of eatnirli. For
those Who need a good eatarrli niedi
rlnef 1 know oi' nothing better."
Congressman Goodwyn,
from Alabama.
lion. A. T. Goodwyn, Congressman
from Alnhnma, In a recent letter to
Dr. Harlmun, says: "1 have now used
ono bottle, of l'c-ru-iin and am a well
ninn today. 1 could fuel the good
effects of your medicine lieforc I IrnI
used It a wee!;, after suffering with
catarrh for over a year."
Catarrh In lis various forms Is rapid,
ly becoming a national curse. An un
doubted remedy bus been discovered
by Dr. llartiuau. 'J'lils lemedy lias
been thoroughly tested "during the past
ii) yenr.s. I'e-ru-iin cures catarrh In
all phases and stages. There is no
remedy that can be substituted.
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Hon. Amos ,1. Cuiinulngs, of Now
loi'U, a friend of labor.
Congressman Howard "
from Alabama.
Washington, Feb, 1, 1SH!.
T)p Po-rii-nn Medicine Co., Columbus,
Oliloi
Gentlemen -I ltavc taken I'e-ru mi
now for two weeks, and llud 1 am
very much relieved. I feel that my
euro Will lie iii'riuaiient, I have also
tnKeii It for la grippe, ami I lake picas.
lire In iceommcudlng I'o-ru-nu as an
excellent remedy' to all fellow suffer
ers. Very respect fully,
M. W. HOWARD.
OongreMinnn Howard's homo ad
dress is I 'oil rnync, Ala.
Congressman Crowley
from Illinois.
.los, II. Crowley, Congressman from
Illinois, writes from Kohlnsou, III.:
",Irl, Crowhy has taken a number
'of bottles of IN -ni-nu on aecouut of
ncnous troubles, It has proven a
strong tonic and lasting erne. I can
cheerfully rccoiiincnd It."
Hon. II, W. Ugden.
Congressman Cummings
from New York.
Congressman Cuiuiulngs, of New
Vork, hi a letter wiltleii from New
Viiik city regarding the merits of I'e-iii-iiii,
niy the following!
"IV-iimm s.good for catarrh. I have
tried It and know II. It relieved me
Immensely on my trip to Cuba, and 1
always have a bottle In reserve. Since
mj icliiin I have not suffered from ca
tarrh, but f I do shall use IVruiui
again.
"AM OH CL'M. MINOS."
Congressman Barham
from California.
Congressman .1. A. Itnrham, of Santa
itosa, Callloruln, writes:
"At (he solicitation of a friend 1
used your IV-ru-nn and can cheerfully
icenniinciid It as nil excellent lciucily
for all caiiiirhiil" lioubles. it is in
deed a woiidciful medicine."
Hon. V. X. Roaeh.
Congressman Smith, from
Illinois.
Hon. George W. Smith, member of
Congress, In a recent letter to the I'e-ru-im
Medicine Co., says the following
in regard to l'o-ru-im for eatarrli:
House of Representatives, U. S.
Washington, I). C.
The l'e-ru-na Medicine Co, Columbus,
Oil lor
Gentlemen: I take pleasure In tes
tifying to the merits of rc-'rii-nii. I
liavc taken one bottle for my catarrh
and I feel very much bencllted. To
those who aic allllcted with catarrh
and In need of a good tonic I take
pleasure In recommending I'e-ni-nn,
"Hclcctfuly.
GEO. W. SMITH. .
Congressman Smith's homo address
is .Murphyslioio, 111.
United States Senator Roach
from North Dakota.
Hen. W. X. noacli, United States
Senator from North Dakota, in a letter
written from Lnrlniorc, Xorth Dakota,
says:
"Persuaded by n friend, 1 have used
Pc-ru-na as a tonic, and nm glad to
testify Hint Ij. has greatly helped me in
sticngtli. vigor and appetite. I Imvo
hern advised by friends that it is re
markably ellicaclous as a cure for
the almost universal complaint of ca
tarrh." Senator It (inch's -wife recommends
Pe-ru-nn also. She says: "I can cheer,
fully recommend your excellent rem
edy. 1'e-ru-nn. Intlerd, I know of no
other remedy as good ns yours. It Is .1
grand fonlc ittfcl inniiy of my friends
have used J( for catarrh with good results."
Hon. George W. Spilth.
Hon. Uoujulus ',. Dinncy.
Congressman Meekison,
from Ohio.
Hon. David Meekison is well known
not only in his own State but through.
out America. He begun his political
career by serving four consecutive
terms as Mayor of ilie town. In which
lie lives. Napoleon, 0. He was elect
ed to tlio Fifty-tlfth Congress by n
very large majority, and is the ac
knowledged leader of his party In his
section of the state. In a recent let
ter, he says:
"I have used several' bottles of Pe
runn and feel greatly benelifd thereby
from my catarrh of tho head I fed en
couraged to believe that If l iibe it
a short time longer I will be able to
fully eradicate the disease of ;50 years'
standing.
"Yours truly, DAVID MEEKISON.
Congressman Linney, from
North Carolina,
Congressman Itonvulus 2. Linney,
from North' Caroliua,"vrites:
".My private se'eretary has been using
I'e-ru-na for several weeks and l wish
to testify as to its great value and
merits in cases of catarrh. My secre
tary had as bad a case as I over saw,
and since lie has taken ono bottle ho
seems like a different man. Before
he started on I'e-ru-na his system was.
very much down, and nt times ho
could not work nt all, but ever since
his first bottle ho has been building
up. I don't think nny man who is un
der a nervous strain should be with
out It. I cannot express the good it
has done him.
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llmi. II. C. Wortliliiglon.
Congressman Li vingston
from Georgia.
Col, I. I. Livingston, member of the
Industrial Commission nm the lead
insr Democratic member of tlio Com
mitten on Appropriations In tho House
Of Jtoprcscntatlves. whoso homo Is at
Ailautn, G wrllcH the following in
regard to I'e-ru-na. the catarrh cure.
Col. Livingston says:
''I infco plciiHUjo In Joining with
'General Wheeler, Congressman Hiew
r mid others In recommending I'o-rti-iih
as U excellent Ionic and eatarrli
cure."
iVrn-nn Is a speclllc In lis opera
tion upon the mucous membranes.
It Is a' tonic that strikes nt tho root
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tutw to tlio minute blood vessels and
Um trl" ncrve-llbers.
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Congressman Snover
of Michigan.
House of lleprcscntntlvcs,
Washington. D. ('., May 11, 1KHS.
Dr. S. It. llartinnii, Columbus, Ohio:
Dear Sir- I have found IN'-ru-nn a
ory cllicleiil and speedy remedy for
a persistent and annoying cough re
sulting from catarrhal trouble. Veiy
truly yours,
HOItACE G. SNOVEIS.
Tort Austin, Mich.
U. S. Senator Call of
Florida.
Hon. William Cull, United Slates
Senator from Florida, writing from
Washington, D, C., snys:
"Tlie I'eruuii has been recommended
by Gen. Wheeler and other reliable
persons, and hns been n?itl by some
members of my family, and 1 concur
Mi the statements of Gen. Wheeler. '
Senator McEnery of
Louisiana.
lion. S. 1). McEnery, I.'nltetl Stales
Senator from Louisiana, says the fol
lowing in regard to IV-ru-pn:
"The I'e-ru. mi Medicine Co., " Colum
bus, Ohio;
"Gentlemen I'e-ru-na Is an excel
lent Ionic. I havo used it sutlleleiuly
to say Hint I believe, It to bo all that
j oil claim for It. Vvvy rospcctfullj.
"S. I). McKNEItV."
Congressman Wortliington
from Nevada.
Congressman n, Wortliington,
from Nevada, ox-M blister to Argen
tine ltepulillc, also at one time col
lector of purt nt ClmrleMnii, was un
Intimate friend of General Grant and
is one of 'tho two llviijg pali-bcarers
of I'rcshlcnt Lincoln, Congressman
Worihlnylun wrlliy the following let
ter "Allow me to ppies my gratitude
for tlie lipiu'ill derived from your rem
edies, I have taken one bottle of I'e
iiiini and it hns bencllted Immensely
a case of catarrh of somo mouths.'
blandlug. ami l commend It."
Congressman Hazelton
from Wisconsin.
Hon. George C. liazellon, e-mem-her
of Congress from Wisconsin,
wiltev
"I cordially lecoiiimend .miiic I'eruua
lo anyone, Mifferlng with eatarrli-. I
am fully convinced uf Its cur.itlvo uunl-Itlcs,"
Congressman Brownlow
of Tennessee.
Congressman Itrownlow writes from
Wiishliiglou, D. ii., the following:
"1 bine suflercd with catarrh of the
stomach for several yours and for the
past twcHe months was in an exceed
ingly critical condition. My attention
was called to your INsru-na and 1 be
gan to use It, and my Improvement
was noticeable after tho llrf-t tluee
days, I have taken llirco bottles of
the medicine and 1' feel satlstled that
1 am now almost. If not permanent
ly, cured, in conncctlpu with tho l'c-rii-na
I lmvo ut'cd your .Mnu-a-lln for
biliousness nm! torpid lvc I regard
it as tlio best medicine (or thin pur
pose that 1 have ever' used. Having
been henollled so much mytelf, glvu
you the statement that others may be
likewise bencllted,
"w. r. imowNLow, m, c."
Senator Mallory of '
Florida.
Culled Stales Seiultor .Stephen It.
Mallory, from Florida, In a recent
Icier written fi-Jiii l'eiincol.i, l-'ln.,
sa,h tho following:
"I have used your excellent remedy,
I'e-ru-na, and have recommended it
both as a tonic mid n' sale cntnirh
remedy."
Congressman Doviner of
. West Virginia.
Congressman 15. 15. Dovluer, from
Wheelng, V. Virginia, hi a Iptter writ
ten fioni Washington, D. (J., says:
"1 Join with my colleagues In the
House of Ilcpresentatlves In recom
mending your excellent remedy, I'e-ru-na,
as a good tonic, and also an ef
fective cure for lentnrrh."
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Congressman Broderick
of Kansas.
Hon. Case Itimlcrick. of Holton,
Kansas, Congrcssnian fiom Kansas,
says:
"I have taken two bottle of IN'-ru-tin
and llud it lo be nn excellent rem
edy for colds and throat trouble.'"
Congressman Yoder from
Ohio:
Gen. SS. Yoder, ex-Member of Con.
gross from Ohio speaks of re-ru-na
as follows:
Washington, D. 0.
"The l'e-ru-na Medicine Co., Colum
bus. Ohio:
"Gentlemen I desire to W that I
ha found 1'e-ru-na to be a wonder
fid remedy. 1 only used It for a short
time and am thoroughly satlstled as
to Its merits. I cannot llud words to
expresH my gratification for the results
obtained. As a eatarrli cure I slrill
gladly recommend it to nil sufferers.
Yours, S. S. YODEU."
Congressman Brewer of
Alabama.
Hon. Willis Brewer, Hepresentatlve
hrCdngress from Alabama, writes the
following letter to Dr. Hartmaii:
Houo of Hepresentatives,
t Washington, D. C.
"i'hc' l'e-ru-na Medicine Co., Colum
bus. Ohlq:
''Geutlenfen I have used one bottlo
of Pe-ru-ni for lassitude, and 1 tunc
pleasure In recommending it to'thoso
who need a good remedy. As a tonic
It J excellent. In the short time 1 havo
used.it It lias done me a grout; deal of
good.'' -v,'.
"Very respeetflly.
"WILLIS ltltEWEU."
Congressman Coffroth of
Pennsylvania.
Ex-CongrcbMinn A. II. Coffroth,
Soiuei'set, Pn.. writes:
"1 am satlstled that your I'eruua Ii
a greaj catarrh cure, and friends whom
I know well' havo used it with great
benefit. I feci that I can recommend
l to (hofac who suffer from that dis
order." '
Senator Thurston from
Nebraska.
Senator .T. M. Thurnton, ftom Oma
lia. Ncl.. writes:
. 'Terunu entirely relieved me. of nn
in Hating cough."
"J. M. THURSTON."
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Congressman Culberson
of Texas.
Hon, D. It. .Culberson, ex-Congress-inn
from 'I'dxas, writes;
"I can recommend l'e-ru-na ns one
of tlio very 'best tonics, and 1 take
pleasure In testifying to the merits of
your great medicine. It is also ioc-oinmt-uded
ah a sure cure for catarrhal
troubles."
Congressman Thompson
of Kentucky.
Ex-Copgresmnnn Phil. I!. Thompson,
from Kentucky, writes: ' '
''My friends have used your remedy,
I'e-rn-im, and 1 take pleasure In testi
fying to tlio merits of your medicine
Hesldes being one of the very best
tonics I is a good, substantial eatarrli
remedy.''
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Senator Butler of South
Carolina '
Senator M. C, Rutler, ex-Governor
of South Cniulinn, writes from Wash
ington, D. C the following;
"I can recoumjeml l'e-ru-na for dys
pepsia and stuniiicli trouble. I have
been using your 'medicine for u shoit
period and I feci Very much relieved.
It Is, Indeed, n wonderful medicine,
and, besides, a great tonic,"
Don. S. S. Yoder.
Congressman Turner from
New York.
Hon. ('has. II. Turner. 50 1 G. St.,
Washington, D. C cx.Mcmbcr of Con
gress from New York city, writes:
"I lme used your remedy, reruna,"
ns a general tonic with satisfactory
results, I have ninny friends who
bine testlllcd to lis virtues, and fully
believe ymi have a valuable remedy,"
Hou. L. I, Livingston.
Congressman Brookshlre of
Indiana
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Congressman H. V. Itiookshlre, from
Indiana, In a recent letter from Wash.
Ington, D, C, snys:
"I'ioiii what my friends say I'criMin
Is a good tqnle and u nfo catanh
cuie."
Congressman Mahon of
Pennsylvania.
'CougnMsman Thad. M, Muhou, of
Chainbersbiirg. Pa writes:
"I take pleasure In recommending
your I'e-ru-na as a substantial tonle
and n good calarrhheimtly."
Congressman.Sparkman
of Florida.
Congressman S. M. Sparkinuu, from
Tampa, l'la., writes:
"I can endorse' l'e-ru-na ns a llrst
rate tonic and a very effective cure for
salnrrh."
Congressman Clark of
Missouri. .
Ev-Congrcssnian John Tt. Clark,
from MU'spiui, In a lecent letter from
Wtinhiugl ,ii, D. C, says:
"I can re-commend your Pe-ru-nn. as
n good, substantial Ionic and one o
(he best icmedles for cntarrhnl trou
ble." Congressman Pelhain
of Virginia. ".. , ,
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Ex--Qongrefci;mau 0. l'elhnm,'oM3nn
vroCt. Va,( writes; ;
"My sisli'r-ln-law has been suffering
froni cjitnrrh of the thront for a enu
sldcraWe time. She bus been using
I'o-nmia for about ono week and Ms
UMillfestly- Improved. I believe It Is
4iu excellent remedy for catarrh."
Congressman Burnett from
Alabama.
John L. Hurnett, inciuber of Con
giesa, Seventh Alabima District,
writes:
"1 t;ilte ((leflsuiv In testifying lo the
ineilts nf your Po-ru-ua, At the so
licitation of; friend my wife used It
and It Improved her condltlqn gejier
"ly. I Is t tvuiarknble remedy. I
can cheerfully recommend l'e-ru-nn as
n good, siib-inutliil tonic, and a very1
good catnrru remedy."
Hon, David Meekison.
Congressman Bankhead
from Alabama.
Congressman J. II. Bankhead, of
Alabama, one of the most infJuuntial
members of the I lose of Representa
tives, In a letter written from Wsh
Ington, D.-C, gives his endorsement
of the great eatarrli remedy, I'e-in-nu,
in tho following words:
"Your Pe-ru-na is tho best medicine
I ever tiled, and no family should be
without, your remarkable remedy. As
n tonic and catarrh euro 1 know of
nothing better."
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Hon. J,. Hv Bankhead.
Congressman Powers
from Vermont'.
Congressman H. Henry rowers, of
Vermont, writes from Morriavlllc, Vt.:
"l'e-ru-na 1 have used in my family
with success. I can recommend it as
on excellent family remedy, and very
good for coughs, colds" and catarrhal
Affections."
Congressman White from
North Carolina.
Congrcssnian Henry White, of T.ir
boro. North Carolina, Writes tho fol
lowing letter to Dr. llartiuau in regard,
to the merits of the great catarrh cure,
I'eruua:
"1 am more than satisfied with I'e
ruua and find i( to he an excellent rem
edy for the grip and catarrh. I have
used it in iuy family, and they all join
mo In recomnienltlng it as un excel
lent remedy. . ,
tespectfully yours,
"GEOHGE.H. WHITE."
Congressman Pufman from
Florida.
Hon. W. .T. Pui'iniln, ex-ineniber of
Congress from Florida, writes from
I-l'J Q.'st., N. W- Washington, D. C,
ns follows:
"I'rom representations to me and
my own experience I feel .Instilled In
recommending yotir IVriinn lo any and
all persons suffering with catarrhal
nervousness or (stomach' trouble!,."
non. Georjjc n. Whiter'
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Hon. Wf V, Slii van.
Senator Sullivan from
Mississippi. Hon. W. V. Sullivan, United Slates
Senator fiom Mississippi, In a letter
recently written to Dr. Hartman from
' Oxford, Miss., says the following:
"Tor some time 1 have been a sufferer
from eatarrli In Its most incipient
stage, so much so that I became alarm
ed as to my general health. Rut hear
ing of I'e-ru-na as a good remedy, I
gave It afair trial and soon began to
Improve. It effects were distinctly
beneficial, removing the nnnoylng
symptoms, mid wis particularly good
as u fonlc,
"I tako pleasure In recommending
your great national catarrh cure. Pc-ru-un,
as the best I have ever tried.
"W. V. SULLIVAN."
CongressriimBotkin
from Kansas.
In a rccpnt' letter to Dr. Hartman,
Congressman Hntkln, of Kansas,
wIkmo fanje is a utit.loiui) one, says of
Po-ru-na:. ,
"My Dear DoctOiv-U gives mo pleas,
ure to eertjfy to the excellent curative
qualities nf. your medlclues l'e-ru-na
and Mau-a-iln. I have been aUllcteit
more or lesp, for n qumtcr of a cen
tury with' catarrh of the atnuiaeh and
constlpatlpn. A residence In Wash
ington hurt Increased these troubles.
A few bottles of your medlclues have
given me almost." q)Uipete relief, and
I am sure that n.cuiilluuatlou of them
will effect u perm'inent cure Po-ru-un
Is surely n -wonderful remedy for
cntnrrhal affectlopK.
"J, D. UOT1C1N."
Hon. J. D. BotklB,
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