The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-01-12
EXPERT TESTIMONY.
PE-RU-NA CURES CATARRH.
Doctors, Preachers, Druggists, Editors,
Poets, Merchants, Teachers and Sol
diers Tell the Same Story.

Dr. S. b. Hartman of the Surgical
Hotel, Columbus, Ohio, says: For
number of years my professional du
ties have compelled me to be much Oh
the road, travelling long distances by
rail, night and. day, exposed
TO all kinds of vicissitudes, sleep
ing and eating in different hotels
continually, and through it all L have
preserved myself from any derange-
ment of body resulting from catching
cold. This could not have been done
without Pc ru-na At the slightest
evidence of a cold a few doses OF re,
ru-na invariably checked lt. ii L
found myself hawking or frequently
blowing my nose, instead OF lettlpg IL
90, as the average man would DO L
always took Pc ru ma for a few days
and at no time in my extensive travels
have been obliged to stop day on
account of my health.
Rev. J. @. Randall, Sulphur Springs,
Tex, says: | have used Pc ru-na In
my family first for my wife in lung
trouble. She has been greatly bene
fitted: has passed over the winter, so
far, with great deal less trouble than
for wears. | have also found it OF great
benefit in two 4ses of la grippe in my
family. Eldon j. Oliver of West
borough, o., writes; l have been
troub ed with chronic catarrhsfor a
number of years, and could
obtain nothing that would effect a
cure. l was advised
by my druggist to try your medicines.
| began to use Peru ma, and am
pleased to inform you that it has
helped me more than any medicine |
ever tried. | heartily recommend it
to all afflicted with catarrh. ..... w.
r. Powell, editor and publisher In
DEPENDENT Darlington, Monroe coun
ty, Ohio, says: l was taken sick with
bronchitis and catarrhal fever. My
head was in terrible condi-
tion-could neither see nor hear
scarcely-and my lungs were very
badly affected, being so tight and sore
could badly breathe. l coughed al
most constantly. l used three bottles
of Pc ru-na and was completely cured,
and have felt better ever since than l
had for years. Mary Gordon Dutfee
the authoress and poetess, Blouut
Springs. Ala, writes: 1t affords me
much pleasure to testify to the merits
of your Pc ru-na. | can speak in the
highest terms of it-havlng used it
with great benefit to myself-and
it to my friends with like
E. James NJ Queen, Johns
town, w. Va, says: | have been
sorely afflicted for several years. Pc
ru-na cured me. 1t is the greatest
medicine in the world. :. Prof. Paul
s. Newman, East Pennington, Polk
county, Wis, says: | was taken sick
last September, 1891, with severe
pain over my chest and dreadful
cough. Being under treatment tor
more than five months and | did not
seem to improve, | resolved that l
would put myself under the Pc ru-na
am considered to
be in perfect health now
and rid of my bronchial
catarrh. Thanks to Peru ma, | owe
my whole health to its use. Andrew
Walker Selma, Iowa, write: | have
been afflicted with catarrh of the head,
nose and throat for twelve years. l
tried several catarrh remedies, with
only temporary 1elief. | began taking
Pe-ru-na as directed on the bottle and
to improve at once, and
continued to improve as l continued
to use the Peru ma. am a broken
down veteran soldier, fifty-seven years
old, and l heartily recommend Pc ru-
ma to all catarrh sufferers.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local
treatment alone. A thorough course
os internal treatment with Pc ru-ua
affords the only reasonable prospect OF
4 Il. . 1, l,,- Il
gargles sometimes relieve, but never
cure. Pe-ru-na cures by IT moving the
cause. 1t gradually eradicates the ca
tarrh from the system, whatever its
location. An illustrated treatise on
catarrh viii. be sent free to any address
by the Peru ma Drug Manufacturing
of Columbus, o., a complete
guide to the prevention and cure of
coughs, colds, consumption and all
diseases of winter.