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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1900
Page
5
Thirty two members of Congress send letters praising Dr Hartman and his Peruna catarrh remedy. Alabama congressman A T Goodwyn reports personal improvement after one bottle and success against lingering catarrh. The piece notes widespread belief in Peruna after forty years of testing and claims no substitute.
Letters from Congressman H W Ogden of Louisiana and others praise Peruna as an effective internal remedy for catarrh. George W Smith David Meekison and Romulus Linney recount personal benefits and recommend Peruna as a tonic for sufferers.
A New York based letter from Amos Cummings argues Peruna cures catarrh and notes personal relief from travel to Cuba. He claims he keeps a bottle in reserve and would use Peruna again if symptoms reappear.
U S Senator Call of Florida writes from Washington endorsing Peruna after noting General Wheeler’s recommendation and family use. Florida Congressman Sparkman and Alabama’s J Bankhead also attest Peruna as a first rate tonic and effective catarrh cure. Bankhead praises Peruna as one of the best medicines he has tried and essential for every family.
A promotional note proclaims Peruna as the sole systemic cure for catarrh, claiming it can cure all forms and stages with no substitutes or rivals.
In a February 4 1899 letter from Fort Payne Alabama Representative M W Howard praises Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio noting two weeks of use brought relief and expressing belief in a permanent cure and recommending the remedy to others with respect.
The ad asserts that coughs colds influenza la grippe and acute catarrh yield at once to Peruna with every case either cured or permanently benefited. It emphasizes universal effectiveness and immediate action.
H G Worthington from Nevada ex minister to Argentina and Grant associate writes a letter praising Cerane. He states he used one bottle for long standing catarrh and benefited greatly and urges others with similar afflictions to try it.
Congressman L I Livingston of Atlanta Georgia writes to Pereyne praising Peruna as an excellent tonic and catarrh cure. He notes support from colleagues including Congressman Brewer and others in the House of Representatives.
United States Senator from Louisiana 8 D McEnery endorses Peruna stating it is an excellent tonic and that he has used it enough to believe it lives up to its claims. He signs the letter to the Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio with respectful closing.
Tennessee congressman writes from Washington that catarrh of the stomach plagued him for years and a year of poor health improved after three days on Peruna. He cites three bottles as nearly curing him and also praises Manalin for biliousness and torpid liver.
Congressman Willis Brewer of Alabama writes from Washington praising Peruna Medicine Co. of Columbus D. for relieving lassitude. He reports using one bottle as a tonic and says it has done him a great deal of good and that he respectfully recommends it to others.
Congressman R C De Graffenried of Longview Texas writes that after brief use Peruna is a grand tonic and a safe and permanent cure for catarrh, endorsing the remedy for readers.
United States Senator Stephen R Mallory of Florida writes from Pensacola praising Peruna as both a tonic and a safe catarrh remedy and says he has used it. The endorsement highlights the patent medicine in a public letter.
Senator M. C. Butler of South Carolina writes from Washington urging Peruna for dyspepsia and stomach trouble. He says he has used the medicine for a short time and feels relieved, calling it wonderful and a great tonic.
Congressmen Doviner of West Virginia and B B Deviner of Wheeling write from Washington endorsing Peruna as a good tonic and cure for catarrh. The letter reflects House support for the remedy in medical use.
U S Senator Gear of Iowa endorses Peru as a good tonic and a remedy for catarrh. He notes his home address is Burlington Iowa and urges its use for health.
Ex congressman D B Culberson of Texas writes that Peruna is one of the best tonics and testifies to its merits as a cure for catarrhal troubles. He expresses pleasure in recommending the medicine.
A promotional excerpt touts Peruna as a systemic catarrh remedy that targets the disease within the body and eradicates it gradually. It claims Peruna is the sole systemic remedy designed to cure catarrh.
North Carolina Congressman George H White of Tarboro writes from Columbus Ohio praising Peruna for grip and catarrh. He notes election to the House and State Senate and fifth Congress in 1896. He states personal and family use and recommends the remedy as excellent.
Ex-Congressman Phil B Thompson of Kentucky testifies that Peruna is a superior tonic and a good substantial catarrh remedy, noting friends have used it and he is pleased with its merits.
Missouri former congressman John B. Clark writes from Washington praising Peruna as a good substantial tonic and among the best remedies for catarrhal trouble in a recent letter.
Congressman C Pelham of Bancroft Virginia reports his sister-in-law has suffered throat catarrh for a long time. After about one week of using Peruna she shows clear improvement and he calls it an excellent remedy for catarrh.
In a letter from Oxford Mississippi United States Senator W V Sullivan of Mississippi writes that he suffered catarrh in its early stage and after trying Peruna began to improve. He says the remedy’s effects were distinctly beneficial removing lingering symptoms and serving well as a tonic and he recommends Peruna as the best he has ever tried.
In a letter to Dr Hartman, Kansas Congressman Betkin reports long term catarrh of the stomach and constipation and credits Peruna and Manalin with near complete relief. He notes Washington residence worsened symptoms and asserts ongoing use may yield permanent cure.
Hon Case Broderick of Holton Kansas a Kansas congressman says he has used two bottles of Peruna and finds it an excellent remedy for colds and throat trouble. The quote underscores the era’s promotion of patent medicines through public figures.
A Washington letter quotes Congressman Brookshire of Indiana discussing Peruna as a potential remedy. The missive references plant-based preparations and health claims in a brief, informal note about medical tonics.
Senator W N Roach of North Dakota writes from Larimore praising Peruna as a tonic that improves strength vigor and appetite. He says friends report it efficacious for catarrh and his wife also recommends the remedy as a grand tonic that helps many.
Congressman Snover of Michigan writes from Washington on May 9 1898 praising Peruna as an efficient and speedy remedy for a persistent cough due to catarrhal trouble. Doctor Hartman of Columbus Ohio receives the favorable endorsement in a brief letter.
The text claims catarrh can affect every organ and duct in the body. It asserts Peruna is an internal systemic catarrh remedy that benefits all mucous membranes and is effective to cure catarrh of any organ.
Congressman Thad M Mahon of Chambersburg Pennsylvania writes that Peru as a substantial tonic and good blood remedy. He commends its value and recommends it as a beneficial health aid.
In the House yesterday lawmakers favorably reported two judiciary bills. One strengthens contempt of court rules aligning with federal practice, introduced by Mr. Mannings of Worcester, with two dissents. The Lawson bill bars ads aiming to affect stock prices unless the issuer’s name and address are clearly displayed, with a $1000 fine and up to six months imprisonment or both.
The harbors and public lands committee held a hearing on Sen Charles T Witt’s petition and bill to build sea walls piers and docks on State lands at East Boston with cost not to exceed 600000. Supporters say docks will benefit the State and East Boston while critics worry about syndicate control and delays.
At a Water Board investigation yesterday Colonel J H Benton counsel for the board demanded charges from petitioners counsel. Henry A Burdett a Clinton druggist said he regretted signing the petition as cross examination raised questions about labor law compliance by Metropolitan Voter Board and Clinton corporations.
The report notes a statement asserting the Metropolitan Water Board’s legal and moral responsibility for violations. Benton rejects protracted argument and insists on reviewing the investigator’s charges, referencing Brother Choate’s possible misconduct.
The railroads committee wrestled over the boards power to summon witnesses in the Boston and Albany lease dispute. Representative McNary and Chairman Jackson clashed over the meanings of investigate and the boards authority. McNary warned shippers could suffer and hinted at naming discriminated parties if given power to compel witnesses.
A rush formed at Browning King & Co. 700 Washington St as they offered high grade suits priced at 26 20 18 and 18 sold without reserve for 10. The firm claims fixed advertised prices ensure quality and value. Limited time sale drew eager buyers as spring suits arrive.
Frances G Brig ham of New York petitions to vacate the 188% divorce decree obtained by her late husband Robert B Brigham. She alleges fraud on the court and on herself. The aim is to contest the will and win a widow's share of about 4 000 000 primarily bequeathed to charities. The case before Chief Justice Holmes and Justices Knowlton Morton Barker Loring raises questions of fraud, timing, and statute of limitations.
New York reports readiness for Mayor Van Wyck to begin work on the underground tunnel tomorrow at 1 PM. City Hall Park bustle with decorations as Mayor Van Wyck presides and Alexander Orr responds. August Belmont to present the spade. earth to be turned with a single spadeful. Two slabs near City Hall removed for tablets commemorating the ceremony.
A historical notice details a fundraiser for the widow and seven children of Patrick J. McCarthy, senior boseman of Engine 8, killed during a North Street fire on March 11. Contributions are sent to Kidder, Peabody & Co. with recorded acknowledgments to date from donors including Edward P. Wilbur and others.
Mrs. F H Moning of Boston reports health benefits after switching from coffee to Postum Food Coffee. She notes easier digestion and tolerance of eggs and milk, crediting physician guidance and a physician cited chemical analysis by Dr. B F Davenport.
In Dublin March 83 a letter from John Redmond chairman of the Irish Parliamentary party rejects a proposed address by the Dublin Corporation to Queen Victoria. Archbishop Walsh will take an official part in the reception, citing precedent and papal guidance. A London meeting of Irish MPs urged a nationwide convention including clergy and nationalist groups, likely to meet at Whitsuntide in Dublin.
A federal grand jury at the U S District Court returned indictments against William Davis for forging Dominion of Canada notes in ten counts, with Porter N Bliss and George E Litchfield charged as accessories. John J Whittier faces five counts for embezzling 1019 15 from Worcester post office. Daniel Maloney Somerville post office clerk pleaded guilty to stealing a letter with money and was sentenced to eighteen months hard labor in East Cambridge jail. Maloney is married and previously had an exemplary reputation.
A special meeting of the Boston & Maine stockholders is set for Thursday April 5 at City Hall in Lawrence to ratify the Fitchburg railway lease. It is expected to be approved. Opponents among Witchburg stockholders vow to push their opposition into the Legislature.
A advertised tour to Washington departs April 6 with expenses for a week and options to stay in Washington or New York. Additional tours listed for April 2 and May 4. A special tour includes Gettysburg Caverns of Luray and Washington on May 18. Illustrated pamphlet and application sent to A J Simmons at 211 Washington Street Boston.
About 100 people fell ill after a dinner hosted by the Women's Home Missionary Society of Trinity Church in Lima Ohio. Several remain in precarious condition and some may die as investigators trace the poison to chicken salad served at the event.
Lynn March 23. John H. Hanley who shot Patrolman Flynn in 1898 was badly wounded and died at his home today after being pardoned from State Prison last Wednesday. He never recovered from his wound.
Daniel Norton Tl past eminent commander of Hugh de Payens Commandery Knights Templar died this morning at his home on Chestnut Street after a lingering illness.
Crowds swarm the Pioneer Clothing Company store at 60 and 62 Washington street as the dissolution sale showcases the entire plant and new stock for the coming season. Everything is offered at a big sacrifice with goods and trimmings sold in lots or by special order through the company agent.
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