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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1902
Page
5
Congressman H Henry Powers writes from Morrisville Vermont praising Peruna as an excellent family remedy for coughs colds and catarrhal affections. The ad claims catarrh is a national curse and that Dr Hartman’s Peruna cures catarrh in all forms after forty years of testing with no substitute.
In a Washington letter Hon H W Ogden of Louisiana praises Peruna as a fine tonic and effective national catarrh remedy. He notes it has been commended by users and calls it the best option for those needing a catarrh medicine.
Congressman Irvine Dungan of Jackson Ohio writes from Washington endorsing Peruna as an invigorating tonic and a permanent cure for catarrh urging friends to recommend the remedy to those with catarrhal troubles in the system.
North Carolina congressman Linney cites his private secretary’s improvement after using Peruna for catarrh. He says the secretary was run down and unable to work before one bottle, but has been rebuilt since starting the remedy. He urges men under nervous strain to consider it.
Congressman Geo W Smith of Illinois testifies to the merits of Peruna for catarrh in a letter to Peruna Medicine Co of Columbus Ohio. He says one bottle helped his catarrh and recommends Peruna as a tonic. His home address is Murphysboro Illinois.
Congressman David Meekison of Napoleon Ohio rose from four terms as mayor to lead his party in the region. He notes extensive use of Peruna for chronic head catarrh, expressing hope to eradicate a thirty year ailment with continued use.
F. Y. Fitzpatrick, a Kentucky congressman, writes from the National Hotel in Washington recommending Peruna for catarrh and as a red tonic. He asserts Peruna cures catarrh wherever located in the body and endorses its use upon a friend’s solicitation.
Congressman William T. Zenor of Corydon Indiana writes from Washington that he has used several bottles of Peru na to treat catarrhal and disordered blood troubles and finds it an excellent remedy.
New York congressman D F Wilber writes from Oneonta praising Peruna Medicine Co of Columbus Ohio. He reports near full recovery after using a few bottles and endorses the remedy for catarrhal trouble.
J. A. Barham of Santa Rosa writes that at a friend's solicitation he used Peruna for catarrhal troubles and found it an excellent remedy, calling it a wonderful medicine.
Col Livingston an Atlanta resident and leading Democrat on the House Appropriations Committee writes endorsing Peruna as an excellent tonic and catarrh cure, joining General Wheeler Congressman Brewer and others in the recommendation.
Tampa based Congressman S. M. Sparkman endorses Peruna as a first rate tonic and an effective cure for catarrh, praising its health benefits in a public statement.
Nevada congressman H. G. Worthington, longtime Grant associate and Lincoln pallbearer, writes expressing gratitude for remedies from Peru na. He notes taking one bottle to relieve months of catarrh and commends the product.
Ex member Hon Geo C Hazelton from Wisconsin writes in praise of Permna, stating it is curative for catarrh and he cordially recommends it to anyone suffering from the condition.
A dated May 9 1898 from Congressman Snover of Michigan to Dr S B Hartman Columbus Ohio reports Perua as an efficient speedy remedy for a persistent cough caused by catarrhal trouble. Horace G Snover signs from Port Austin Michigan.
United States Senator from Florida Hon William Call writes from The Peruna brand has been recommended by Gen Wheeler and other reliable persons and has been used by members of his family. He concurs with Gen Wheeler's statements.
United States Senator S D McEnery of Louisiana states in remarks from Ohio that Peruna is an excellent tonic and that he has used it enough to believe it lives up to the claims. He signs the endorsement very respectfully.
In Washington D C Congressman Brownlow of Tennessee reports suffering catarrh of the stomach for years and a critical condition last year. After using Peruna, improvement began in three days and three bottles brought near cure. He also uses Manalin for biliousness and liver trouble and praises it as the best for that purpose. He presents the letter to benefit others.
Florida senator Stephen R. Mallory writes from Pensacola praising Peruna as a tonic and safe catarrh remedy. He says he has used it and recommended it for its health benefits.
Congressman B. B. Doviner of Wheeling West Virginia writes from Washington DC endorsing Peruna as a good tonic and an effective cure for catarrh. He says he and colleagues in the House recommend the remedy.
Hon Case Broderick of Holton Kansas states he has taken two bottles of Reruna and finds it an excellent remedy for colds and throat trouble. The remark attributes medical efficacy to the product in a political context.
Congressman S S Yoder of Ohio extols Peruna as a wonderful remedy for catarrh. He reports using it briefly with thorough satisfaction and offers strong endorsement to all sufferers, describing the treatment as meritorious and effective.
A New York congressman and former representative from New York City writes praising Peruna. He states he has used it as a general tonic with satisfactory results and believes it is a valuable remedy as do many of his friends who testify to its virtues.
Senator M C Butler from South Carolina, writing from Washington, D C, gives a strong endorsement of Peruna for dyspepsia and stomach trouble. He reports relief after a short use and calls the medicine wonderful and a great tonic.
Ex U S Senator B F Rice of Oklahoma and several congressmen from Florida North Carolina West Virginia Kansas and Tennessee offer endorsements. John L Burnett Seventh Alabama District writes praising Peruna noting his wife used it with improved overall condition and calling it a remarkable remedy and a good catarrh tonic.
Congressman Brookshire of Indiana cites friends’ views that Peruna is a good tonic and a safe catarrh cure in a Washington letter or statement.
Hon. Willis Brewer of Alabama writes from Washington to Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio praising Pertina Medicine Co. He used one bottle for lassitude and calls it an excellent tonic with noticeable benefits. He signs Very respectfully Willis Brewer.
Ex congressman A H Coffroth of Somerset Pennsylvania writes that Peruna is a great catarrh cure. He notes friends he knows have used it with benefit and he feels confident recommending it to those who suffer from that disorder.
J M Thurston of Omaha Nebraska describes Penmna as fully relieving him of an irritating cough. The Nebraska senator cites personal benefit in a brief endorsement aimed at constituents and readers of the paper.
Texas congressman Hon D B Culberson praises Peruna as a top tonic and testifies to its merits, calling it a sure cure for catarrhal troubles and recommending it highly.
Ex congressman Phil B Thompson of Kentucky testifies that supporters have used Peruna and he praises the medicine as a good reliable remedy and a strong tonic for health.
Ex-Congressman John B. Clark of Missouri writes praising Peruna as a good substantial tonic and one of the best remedies for catarrhal trouble in a recent letter. The note highlights confidence in Peruna's effectiveness and recommends it to readers.
Ex congressman C Pelham of Bancroft Virginia says his sister-in-law has endured throat catarrh for a long time. After about a week on Peruna she is markedly improved and he praises the remedy as excellent for catarrh.
North Carolina congressman George H. White writes to Dr Hartman praising Peruna as an excellent remedy for grip and catarrh. He notes use in his family and urges its merits in a respectful closing.
Florida congressman Hon. W. J. Purman writes from Washington D C endorsing Perma for catarrhal nervousness and stomach troubles, based on representations and his own experience.
Congressman J H Bankhead of Alabama, a leading House member, writes from Washington endorsing Peruna. He calls it one of the best medicines he ever tried and a vital family tonic and catarrh cure, saying no family should be without it.
Nevada congressman H F Bartine writes from Washington praising Peruna as a great discovery and remedy for catarrh and its incidentals. He calls it a sure relief and remedy and endorses the product in the Washington Times Building letter.
Mississippi Senator W V Sullivan writes to Dr Hartman of Oxford praising Peruna for catarrh relief. He states he suffered from incipient catarrh and health concerns, but after a fair trial the remedy improved his condition and served as a tonic. He recommends Peruna as the best national catarrh cure he has tried.
Kansas Congressman Botkin, famed nationally, writes Dr Hartman praising Peruna and Manalin. He reports chronic stomach catarrh and constipation worsened by Washington residence. A few bottles provided near complete relief and he believes continued use will yield a permanent cure.
Pennsylvania congressman Thad M Mahon of Chambersburg writes expressing pleasure in commending Peruna as a substantial tonic and effective catarrh remedy. The note highlights the product as a trusted health aid.
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