The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-01-03

reached me safely. Thanks for your prompt
attention. Three months ago was a ter
rlble sufferer from Acute Catarrh or In
fluenza. The slightest change of tempera-
ture, or draught, would bring OH spell
of sneezing, lasting for hours; clear water
would run from my nose, and my eyes be-
came so affected could scarcely bear the
light. My throat was always inflamed.
tried various remedies, but with only tenn
porary relief, until seeing your circular
which so accurately described the various
catarrhal troubles, that / instantly knew
under which head my case came. l COM
menced taking Pe-ru-na as directed, and
began to improve with the first bottle. /
am as well now as ever, rarely sneezing,
and then only from great exposure, and
that is unavoidable in my profession. am
also enabled to take my daily bath in fire
less room, for the first time in three winters.
cannot express my gratitude, but heartily
recommend your treatment, as with strict
attention to your directions 1t cannot fail TO
cure. Very respectfully,
JOSIE SIssoN.
Permanent address, Box AZ, Nader, Ham
iltOn county, o.
The following is of the Chronic Atrophic
variety, complicated with polypus growth,
for which La-cu-pi-a is the only reliable
cure of which have any knowledge:
WoRTHINGToN, FRANKLIN Co. Or.
S. b. Hartman g. CO.-Sirs: / had been
afflicted for fifteen years with Chronic Ma
sal Catarrh. had made every effort to
get. rid of it, and employed number of
first class physicians to treat me, but failed
to get any relief. Then started to be my
own doctor. tried all the various popular
catarrh remedies-gave them all full, fair,
extended trials, and found that, whatever
they were said to have done for others,
they didn't fill the bill in my case.
POlypus.
Then began new phase of suffering
Polypi, those terrible tumors which grow
out of certain forms of catarrh, began to
develop in my nose. Then began among
the surgeons. Every one whom consulted
said he could remove them, but that the
POlypus was that sort of tumOr that, even
if removed, there was nineteen chances out
of twenty it would grow again.
About this time someone to whom my
case was familiar, said to me one day:
"Why don't you 60 and see DIR. Hartman?
He is one of the greatest surgeons of the
time" thought Ed make just one more
trial. So called on DIR. Hartman. After
careful and thorough examination he said
he could remove the Polypus, and what
was more to the purpose, remove it in such
way that it would never return. This was,
indeed, good news. He removed the Poly
pus without pain. The POlypus did not
return, and now the danger of its doing so
is past. My nose is as clear as anybody's
and can breathe through it as well as ever.
The doctors success in removing the
nasal tumOrs gave me confidence IN him,
and wanted him to cure the catarrh and
make me whole again completely. He adj
vised me to use La-cu-pi-a, and follow it
every way the directions contained in little
book he gave me called '"The Ills of Life"
IF you do this" said the doctor, 'I'll
guarantee you'll get rid of the catarrh, of
long standing as it is, just as easy as you
did of the POlypus.' Well, to make long
story short, began to use the La-cu-pi-a,
following the directions in the pamphlet,
-
man.
My catarrh is all gone, my throat and
nasal passages are as clear and unobstruct-
ed and healthy as nature intended them to
be. / tell you there is no medicine to COM
pare with La-cu-pi-a for this terrible dis
ease, i'm the form | had it. | know La-cu-
pi-a alone saved my life. Yours Truly,
A. M. NOBLE.