The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-28
PERUNA BUILDS UP and RESTORES.
| ure I give Peruna my hearty en-
dorsement." Yours truly,
| Ida Harmed

| uorsement," Yours truly,
Ida Harmed.
Everyone who is in the least degree
| subject to nervousness, sleeplessness,
| prostration. mental fatigue or nervous
debility I'm any form, finds the hot
weather of July and August very hard
| to bear, If not dangerous.
"A dose of Peruna before each meal
during the hot season is q safeguard of
priceless value to those who are in the
| least subject to nervous prostration and
an effectpal protection against summer
| colds.
Mrs. NJ. Dooley, Mt. Airy, Haber-
sham county Ga, writes: 'In the
| spring of the year 1899 / took your
Peruna for about three weeks Accord
| ing to directions and also one bottle
of Manalin, and can truly say that l
consider myself cured of catarrh of the
| stomach of five years standing.
only took three bottles of Peruna
and one of Manalin which generally
stimulated the liver, the glands of
| the stomach and bowels, and it is a
most splendid tonic. Peruna is a
wonderful medicine for catarrh of the
| stomach. If l ever have any more
| trouble / will most assuredly take
| Peruna. 1t is the only medicine I ever
| took that did me any good. peruna
acted like magic in my case. believe
| ~ - Nlit btSl nCultlnt on ediln 1Or
| dyspepsia. ] also believe there is no
other medicine on the market that
| equals it for family use."
| Atomic dyspepsia is simply nervous
| prostration of the stomach. There is
not usually much pain, but a feeling of
| great weight, and sometimes faintness
| after each meal, followed by sour eruc-
| tations and belchng of gas. The bowels
may be regular and appetite good, but
| the weakened stomach, which should be
| in constant movement after a meal lies
| dormant, allowing the food to soon de-
| compose instead of dEestng.
This is a very common form of dys-
| pepsia among the mentally overworked
| class, whose nervous systems become
depressed by long continued strains
! and sedentary habits.
If there is a remedy in the whole
| range of medicinal preparations that is
| in every particular adapted to this
| form of dyspepsia, that remedy is
| Peruna. 1t not only acts as an appe-
! tizer. but it imparts to the stomach
| the Vigor to properly digest the food by
awakening the paristaltic movements
| of the digestive organs.
| Mrs. Fred Bohde, Goeglein, Ind,
! writes: "I was a sufferer from head
ache and pains in my stomach for
| ten years, more or less. 1 consulted
doctors but they could give me no
relief. I grew weaker right along,
and didn't expect that I could live
very long. One day happened to
| get a '99 Peruna almanac. saw
my case described in it and also a
sure cure so decided to give it a
| trial. I commenced to take it last
| spring, and after taking half bottle
of Peruna felt like a new person. I
continued taking Peruna until fall,
following your directions carefully,
and have to say that I feel better
! than I ever did.
! Hoping that Peruna may do for
others what it has done for me, I
recommend it to everyone"
remain, truly yours,
Mrs. Fred Bohde.
| Address the Peruna Medicine Co., CO.
| lumbus, O., for copy of Summer Ca
tarrh." This book treats of the many
and varied phases of catarrh peculiar
to summer. Sent free.