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AKH02T DAILY DJJMOOHAT.
SATURDAY, SfAROH 33, 1002.
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HALF THE ILLS OF LIFE ARE
DUE TO CATARRHAL DISEASES
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Colds
Invariably Result In Catarrh Which
Sets Up a Host of Distressing
Diseases.
CATARRH. I
A Serious Mistake Which Thousands
Are Waking-.
The llrst stage "of qatarrh Is what
la commonly kpow'n as. "catch
Ins cold." It may 'be In the bead,
nose, throat 01' lungs. Its beginning
Is sometimes do severe as to cause it
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II DISKS
CATCHING COLD.
ARE MOST PREVALENT IN
WINTER.
Is There No Way of Escape
From "Jhem?
PE-RU-NA NEVER FAILS
to Cure Catarrh .Wherever
Located.
How Preventcd-How Cured--by
the Renowned Medical Author
and Physician, Dr.
Hartman.
Hundreds of Letters Attesting to
the Value of Pe-ru-na In All
Forms of Catarrhal
Diseases.
The Way to Avoid Catarrhal Dis
eases Is to, Fortify the System
With Pe-ru-na.
Front New York to Oklahoma Come
Letters of Endorsement
for Peruna.
A whole page of 'evidence Unit Pe
run a cures cntiUTli In all stages and
phase. The evidence comes from all
sections from Ontario to Louisiana,
from the city of New York to Okla
homa. Everywhere tho name opin
ion prevails that Peruna will cure a
cold with promptness, that I'eruua
will cure a cough with absolute certain-1
ty, that Porunu will cure catarrh per
manently. Theso are the things Unit people all
over tho United States bolloo and
with good, resnon. The testimonials
cqpie from nil classes. The senntor'a
wife and the wife of tho humblest
pennant, the society woman ami the
housewife, the lltciary woman and
tho servant girl, nil alike Insist that
there Is no remedy the equal of Pe
runa In coughs, colds, catarrh and all
other climatic diseases of wilder,
Men of letters, men of national repu
tation and men of tho masses .igree
that Feruna la the national catarrh
remedy.
Np mere Interesting page of reading
matter could be Imagined. Suiely no
Worn profitable Information could bo
devised.
Jf It bo truo that Peruna will do all
thefc things It Is certainly an Impor
tant thing that everjonu ought to
know. The epidemic and contagious
diseases have been greatly mitigated
by eanltBry nntl hygienic regulations,
but tho climatic diseases of lids coun
try remln as formidable as ever.
There Is no nay ktinwli to man to
mitlgMo climate or stay the lavages
of Mr constant changing tciupcraluie.
IJllrds will conic. hiumIi and ram
nncl cold will follow ami no man can
hinder,
There Is no leniedy for these things
except jou fortify the syMem against
them. Thcro Is no cure for climatic
diseases when onco established ojs
cept in somo well devised Kyslemle
remedy llku Peruna. Local remedies
dp lltje gopd. HprnjH and smirfs,
Inhalants, Hpfilleatlons do not leach
the root of tho dlilleulty.
This Is what tho people are llmllng
tout all over tho United states and
Canada, Hence, tho, ticiucmluiis de
mand for Peruna. Hence, the unpre.
certented nonulnrlty of this great rem.
cdy. Never before In the history of
medicine has tho progioss of Peruna
been equaled.
Head what theso people say. Ev
eryone of theso testimonials aru ab
solutely conulno and nro given In the
exact words of tho signer. The cause
of Feruna has no neel of spurious
jtefitlmoiilaja. Thousands upon thou
sands of "testimonials await publica
tion, They hao come to the maun,
faeturers pf Peruna miRollcited from
every state in the union. Head what
these people say,
Ry heeding these timely words you
ttipy eaye yottiself a Ion sickness or
tho ttcqulblilou of un Incurable ills,
'eujif. A piultltudn of peopUi will uc.
atllro A cold this winter of which they
,wl never be nldn to rid tlieiuselw-s.
mils row Will filially destiny itiflr
liven. WW you be ouu of this uum
Ver? The way to avoid this is to get
oiue I'uruna at once. Post yourself
jlt na to the use of this renfedy and
you will run littln or no ehauco of
Jofn'lnij that vast multitude of lava,
lids, Uio victims of pome chronic dls
pae whlob; has been acquit eri as the
0itK-t fefult of catching cold.
How Prevented-How Cured By the
Renowned Medicat Author
and Physician, Dr.
Hartman.
There Is no fact of mcu.eal science
better established than that a tea
spoonful of Peruna before each meal
during the winter season will auso
lutely protect a person from catch
ing cold. Now If this Is true (nnd
theic Is no doubt of It), thousands of
lives would bo saved, and tens ot"
thousands of caies of chronic catarrh
prevented, by thM simple precaution
within the reach of everyone.
After a cold has been contracted a
tcaspoonful of Pciumi eery hour will
shortly cure It, leaving no trace of (t
behind. Alter chronic catarrh has be
como established, or tho llrst Btoges
of consumption hao been icached, it
will take much longer to effect u cure.
It seems strange that as well known
nnd as well established as Uiesu facts
by them, and ye(. no doubt there nro
many who pay llltlu or do attention
to Uicm and go on catching cold, ac
quiring cluonlc cat nub and Lonsunip-
tlou.
.Miss Lou Cetchum, 1155 Bass uvc.,
Memphis, Tcirn., writes:
"Peruna brought me relief and
health, and 1 llrmly believe In Its ef
ficacy. I hud la 'grlppo last winter
nnd suffered for several weeks wltn
out obtaining relief until I look Pe
l nun. Three botues not only, cured
ino completely, nut It left my system
In a tine condition, and 1 feel better
than I have for years, lou have a
host of friends in Memphis."
MISS LOU OETCHUM.
Catarrh of the Ear.
Mr. Archie Oodln, 18H Beech St.,
rilcbburg, Mass.', writes:
"Pernna hns cuicil me of catarrh'
of the 'middle , ear, I feel better than
I have for sevral years" Archie
(iodln, '
Mr. .7. B. Reosc, Habnab, Mil.,
writes:
"Two years ago I became a sufferer
with catarrh which continued to grow
worse, and made me miserable, i
could scarcely smell at all, and my
lasto had almost left me. My bead
ached constantly nnd at times I had
high fever and bleeding at the nose.
1 was a perfect wreck.
"I tried several doctors hut derived
no relief. 1 lead In one of your little
booklets called 'Ills ot Life,' of Peru
na being a 'sure, cure' for ciUairh,
and procured u bottle at once. After
the use of one bottle 1 fell some bet
ter, so 1 tried tho second and tho
third, and now 1 am a well man.
"My health Is much better than It
has been for three year. All praise
Is due Peruna." .1. B. REESE.
Mis. Maria Gocrtz, Clco, Oklaho
ma, writes:
"My husband, chlldicn and myself
have used your medicines, and we al
ways keep tlieni in the house in care
of necessity." Mrs. Maria Goertz.
Miss Lizzie Brady, No. 17 lioyt' St.,
ltrooklyn, N. Y., writes:
"1 desire to speak In tho highest
terms of I'eruna, the medicine which
I believe la entitled to more praise
than any other, and to the confidence
and good wjll of every woman in
America. Lnst winter I caught a se
vere cold, which settled all oer me
and as I at llrst paid but llttlo atten
tion to It, I soon found that It hnd a
strong grip un mc which no medicine
could cast oir. I became weak and
Irritable, I felt nervous and mentally
and physically exhausted.
"I lellshed nothing I cpuld ea, and
niedleue only exhausted me, In my
tumble I read In the paper of Peru
na. 1 MMil for a bottle and It proved
a Und end to me. I Improved slow-
but surely, nnd In legs than two
Catarrhal Diseases Are Most
Prevalent In Winter.
IS THERE NO WAY OF ESCAPE
FROM THEM?
Pe-ru-na Never Fails to Cure Ca
tarrh Wherever Located.
There are some things which ate na
sure as fate, and can be relied on to
occur to at least one-half of the hu
man family unless menus are taken
to prevent.
I'lrM, the climate of winter Is sure
to bring colds.
Second, colds not promptly cured
ate sure to cause catarrh.
Third, catarrh liupinpeily treated
Is Mire to make life short and miser
able. Catarrh spares no oigan or func
tion of the body. It Is capable of de
stroying sight, taste, smell, healing,
digestion, secretion, assimilation and
one la safe u moment while chronic THE FIRST STAGE OF
catarrh Is In the system.
It Is capable of producing a multi
tude of diseases such as bronchitis,
pneumonia, quinsy, dyspepsia, Bright's
disease nnd many forms of female
weakness. This fact should1 lead ev
ery one who has tho slightest cold or
cough to begin at onco tho proper
ticntment.
rerunn Is the remedy for all this
class of diseases. It leniovcs the dis
ease by removing the cause, catarrhal
lullammatloii of the mucous mem
brnne. If you do not derive prompt and
satisfactory icsults fiom the use of
Peruna, write at once to Dr. Hartman,
giving n full statement of your case
and he will be pleased to give you his
valuable advice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, president of
The Haitman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio. , .
Mr. llobert Metters, of Murdock,
Bass Co,, Neb., box 45, writes:
"I had catarrh from my bead all
through my system. I took Feruna
until I was entirely cured. I am ejgh-
ty- three nud a half years old, and
feel as young as I did ten ycars.ngo.
"I visited recenUy among some old
friends, who said I looked as young
as I did twenty years ago."
Ohio,
Catarrh of the Throat.
.B. H. Itpnyan, Salcsvllle,
writes:
;'I suffered with catarrh of the throat
for live yeiuM, t was Induced to try
Peruna. I have used live bottles and
am perfectly well."-!!. II. KUNYAN.
Catarrh of the Lungs.
Mrs. Emllle Klrckhoff, Ada, Minn.,
writes:
"Through a IoIent cold contracted
last 'winter, I became afflicted with
catarrh of the nose, which in a short
tlinc affected my lungs. I took Feruna
whlel'i cured me thoroughly. I now
feel holler than I have tor forty years."
-MBS. E.M1LIE IUROKHOFF.
Peruna, cures calairh wherever located, with the same suicty
promptness. There aro no subsUtute for Peruna.
I.v
mouths
to me.'
perfect health wa.s restored
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Henry Burke 1
Hon. Henry Burke, Court Olllcer of the Municipal Court, lot Broad
way, Minneapolis, Minn., writes: The I'eiuna Medicine Company, Cor
umbu", Ohio:
(ientlcincn "After having used Peruna for a few weeks I tlnd that It
Is a most excellent remedy for the grip and n serious cold, I recom
mend It to mj friends s a tlno remedy for people, that contract colds or'
catanh In the winter time." 11ENHY IHJRICH. '
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Mrs. Wm. Dmvoy, Saranae Iike, N. Y is second cousin of Admiral
Dewey. In a recent letter she says:
"Peruna Is the mos't valuable of any remedy that I have ever used
for coughs, colds, etc. 1 cheerfully recommend It as a certain cure If used"
according to directions." MRS. WM. DEWEY.
If yon do not derive prompt nnd satisfactory results from the uso of
Portina. write at opce to Dr. Hartman, giving n full statement of your
case and he will bo pleased to give jou bis valuable advice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, President of The Hartman Sanitarium, Coluui.
bus, Ohio.
excretion. ' ".f,
It pervades eoiy part of the human
body, head, throat, stoinnch, bowels,
bionehlal tubes, lungs, liver, kidneys,
bladder and other pelvic organs.
That Peruna cm'es catarrh wherever
located Is attested by the following
testimonials scut entltely unsolicited
to Dr. Haitman by.'gmteful men and
women who !mo been cured by Pe
runa. r N
Catarr.i of the Head.
Mr. 1). It. Ramsey' 'writes In a ie
cent .letter from I'lnc'ItJuff, Ariz., the
lollowlug: S ' ' '
"My son, Leon Ran)sej'( four years
of age. suffeied with 'catanh of the
head for eighteen or twenty months.
He took one bottlo of your Peruna
and could hear as good as oAor,"
D. U. RAMSEY
Catarrh of the Nose.
Mr. Herman Ehlke,' 052 Orchard
St., Milwaukee. Wis,; writes: '
"I am entltely cured ofmy catarrh
of the nose by jourfijerpna. My case
was a boeu one."' HERMAN
EHLKE.
Mss, Ella J'lttnway, No. ;t.'. PrlmriiM'
ave., Ottiuvn; Out., writes:
"I cfliuiot Kpunk too highly of reruna as a medlcitu' of spfclal value
durliig Uie Inclement weather. I was subject to catarrh of -the' head and
throat until I tried Perpua, and 1 now ilml that n. few, doses takeil in time
luvnrlnbly cures pio, nud also that Ii acts an a Bpeclol preventive of (burnt
dllllQllltlUS.
"U Ucei'8 uie lu te health, and I value Its quillug rery mueb."
MISS W PITTAWAY.
OLD TIME BLIZZARDS
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Have Been Raging:, Bringing- Dis
comfort, Dlsease,and Death.
V ?
Did jou catch cold 'during the last
cold spell V
Did It leave you with ,ij cough or
tickling or soieness lu your throat, or
a slight dlschaige .from The mwe, or
ear or i during in t'hulicnil7-
II' any of these UdngH me, tine you
are In the llrst slnses of ehionte ca
tarrh. Peruna will euro you now In
a veiy shoit time.
If jou wait until the catarrh be
comes chionic it will take much longer
to get a permanent cure. Besides, no
Mrs 0. Englert, Crown Point. Ind..
Is president- of the Crown Point Re
form Club, Crown Point, Intl. Sho
writes:
"I wish to say a good word for Pe
runa, for I have found It a medicine
worthy hopes puilse. Last spring I
had n hard attack of la grippe nnd felt
a pretty sick woman. Ordinary rem
edies did not help me. but Peruna
made me feel better in twenty-four
hours. The peculiar soreness In ev
ery part of my body disappeared wltn
111 four days, and In a week I wns well
without any 'unpleasant after-effects.
Since that time I have praised and rec
tlmm'ended Peruna to a number of my
friends nud linvo never bad reason
In tegrct It; Instead seveutl have thank-
qd mo for calling their attention to
It.
"Especially have I found It of value
to weak women, and thereforo con
alder It n household lepiedy."
MRS. C. HNULERT.
II.
the
Caldwell, Representa
Stato of Louslana,
'Hon, J.
tlve from
write?:
it nnonts mo great pleasure to
Mate that for several years I have used
your remadjes lu my family with
niost satisfactory results.
"Particularly have I fouud' Peruna
to lie a most offeetlvo remedy for tho
eire of la grippe, colds, coughs,
asthma, or any pulmonary trouble for
which 1 have had occasion to use or
recommend It."
J. II. CALDWELL.
Robcllne, La.
chill and considerable fover, or It may
bo so slight as to not hinder a. person
from his usual business. In perhaps
a majority of cases llttlo or no atten
tion Is paid to tho first stage of ca
tarrh, nnd hence It Is Uiat nearly one
half of tho people have chronic ca
tarrh In some form.
To neglect a cold is to invite chron
ic catarrh. A, soon as any one dis
covers tho llrst symptoms ot catch
ing cold ho shoilltt at once begin tho
use of Peruna according to directions'
on tho buttle, and tho cold Is sure to
pass away without leaving any bad
effects.
Unless this Is done the cold Is n.
most sure to end In tho seeopri stage
of catarrh which' Is making so manj
lives miserable. If Peruna -was taken
every time onehns u cold or cough
chronic catarrh .would, bo practically
au uuknowu disease.
St.,
Catarrh, of the Bladder.
Mr. John Smith. IIU S. Third
Atcblnson, Kan,, writes:
"I was troubled with catarrh of tha
uretlna nud bladder for two years,
At tho time I wrote to you I was under
tho en re. of my home doctor, und hnd
been for .four months.
"1 followed your directions but two
mouths, and can say Peruna cured
mo of that troub!e."-.TOHN SMITH.
Catarrh or the Stomach.
A. W. Uraves, of Hammond, Ind.,
writing to Dr. Hartnir.n, says:
-"I am well of catarrh of the stom
ach atter suffering two years. I have
taken tl e boHles of Peruna and ono
of Mannlli) npd I feel like a new man
tWv."A. W. GRAVES,
Catarrh of the Kidneys.
Foter J." Unger, Hawley, Fn writes:
"I think fjiat I urn. perfectly euied of
ontairb of tho kidneys by Peruna, as
1 have no trouble of any stnd." FE
TE It .1. -UNUER. l
Mr. Hector Verret. prjvnto secretary
to the Hon. Solicitor General of tho
Dominion, of Capailn,,ParlIanientiu'y
Building, Ottawa, Ont., writes:
.The I'eruna Mcdcne Company, Co-
lumbusj Ohio:
liontlemon ''Last wjnter I suffered
for over two weeks with la grippe, and
tried sovcnil remedies until onruesfly
ndvlsed to try nothing but Feruiiii. I
decided to try It against the advice
of the physicians, and bought a bot
tle.
"I am pleased that I did, for I have
found It wlthout,,eceptlon the Idlest
medicine I ha.vevovor usiil. Within
three days I was completely restored,
and I have foinid since that It Is a
aluable onlc npd appetizer, lu fact,
superior to anything I know for the
8tomacby.-HEOTvm VERRET.
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Mr. Hugh Mooney, 510 AVest Forty
Second St., New York city, secretary
of Union 5(5, of -the Executive Fire
men of New York, w rites:
'-'I-can recommend Peruna to be tho
only genuine catanh remedy that I
havo ever tried. (I have tried u great
many during (he tlvo years that I have
suffered with catarrh). Subject to
cold us I am from drafts and sudden
changes of temperature, every new
cold brought Its own fresh attack of ca
tarrh. At times my nose was stopped
up,. nnd there was n noise, like tho
rumbling of Uiunder In my ears, und
a painful hendacha went with it.
"A friend ndvlsea mo to take Peru
na aw it had cured him. I bought the
bottles of It and when theso were fin
ished my catarrh had disappeared.
"I bought tlvo more and 1 havo three
of them yet, and' whenever I get a
fresh cold I take a few doses, of Feru
na as ft proventlvo from cntarrh.
"Tho Hyjnptoins never piesent them
selves uow."-HU(5H MOONEY,
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A Senator's Wife.'
Mrs. Verona E. Roach, wife
United States Senntor Roach,
North Dakota- writes;
"I en n cheerfully recommend Peruna,
Indeed, I know of no other lemedy
as good. It Is a grand tonic, and ninny
of my friends have used It for catarrh
with good results."
yERONA B. BOAOH,