The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-04-15
DIR. HARTMAN'S LECTURE
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could not sleep nights, and was troubled
with constipation. The physicians we
consulted said it was dyspepsia. she
could get no relief until she began to
take Pe-ru-na and Man-a-lin. Before
she had taken half bottle Of each she
was conscious of a marked change.
She began to sleep at night, appetite
came back, bowels were regular and
now, after taking five bottles, she Is en-
tirely we'll, She looks like new woEn-
an"
Mrs Lucy Waldie, Otsego Lake,
Mich, writes: For three years SUI
fered with catarrhal dyspepsia. My
mouth was so sore could scarcely eat.
| wrote to you for advice and you told
me to take Pe-ru-na and Man-a-lin. l
at once got some and began to take it.
| am now perfectly well and have no
signs of my old trouble"
Alex. Carter, Van Buren,, Mo-, writes:
81 have been troubled with dyspepsia
and indigestion since 1879. The best
physicians in the country could do me
no good. | visited many hospitals and
| took many different kinds OF medicines
with no relief. l determined to try
Pe-ru-na and Man-a-lin, and now, that
| have taken two bottles Of Pe-ru-na
and four of Man-a-lin, feel like new
man.. None of my friends believed
that would get well"
Mrs. Lulu Giddle Storm Lake, Iowa,
writes: II was taken with catarrh OF
the stomach two years ago. | grew
worse under the doctors treatment. |
was so low that could not retain food
on my stomach at all. | was advised
to try Pe-ru-na. ! can not praise 1t
enoght for saving my life"
Mrs. s. e. Robbins White Wright,
Texas, writes: Eight years ago my
liver and stomach began to give me
trouble. Five years ago took jaundice
and gladstone. 1t seems to me that
was diseased from head to foot Fol
weeks could not sit up and | was vel
low as an orange. When / heard OF
Pe-ru-na and Man-a-lin l had eaten
nothing for several days and was under
the doctors treatment. | quit taking
his medicine and began taking Peru,
ma and Man-a-lin. | gained twenty-five
pounds, and can now eat anything
want to without inconvenience. My
skin is perfectly clear; no sign Of
jaundice."
Ed. Wormack Ledbetter, Texas
writes: For bowel troubles Pe-ru-ns
is unequaled by anything in my expe
rience. owe my life to Pe-ru-na, fol
several times l have been given up by
the doctors"
T. E. Miller, Grand Prairie, Texas
writes: II had chronic diarrhoea To-
!; fifteen years, was very nervous, triet
many medicines and doctors in vain
At last Pe-ru-na was recommended tt
me- 1t relieved me at once, and at tn
I present time l am perfectly well ant
feel better than / have for years.
, John Edgarton, 1880 Third avenue
Altoona, Pa, writes: 81 had been suf
|, fering from dysentery for three years
I took ,Pe-ru-na and am now well. M,
case was very old and chronic"
{ C. X. Cosby, Vale Mills Tenn, writes
give years ago l contracted sever
/. case of kidney trouble and constipa
ton. | was expected to die by all m
r friends; but, to the surprise of all,
1 still live, thanks to Pe-ru-na and Man
Y a-lin. You are benefactor to man
= kind"
r ]. Brake, Petrolea, Ontario, Canada
s writes: -Four years ago mad a sever
: attack of Bright's disease whic
= brought me so low the doctor said tina
n he could do nothing more for me. | be
e gan to take Pe-ru-na and Man-a-lir
and in three months l was we'll maj
= and have continued so ever since"
q |. M. Raymond, Alto, Ind, writes
= Some time since | was affected wit
r disease of the liver and kidneys.
: seemed at deaths door. The atendin
Y physician said l could live but a fe'
e months. l then resorted to pater
n medicines and received but little Der
i eft until began to take Pe-ru-na an
Man-a-lin. l take great pleasure