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MEMBERS OF BENEVOLENT AND SECRET SOCIETIES OF AMERICA WRITE ENTHUSIASTIC LETTERS TO DR. HARTMAN PRAISING PE-RU-NA W W- Jr w > ®rL J Jp»» ijr ¥ ' 'f> ily W vJTj? I a iS’ \ >x. / .-- * x ' >/z\- j afalil jjfeilfc B'SSt wiiF pg*s HS#* ,JrtO '-..LL .' ■L_ I || r LJL |, ~, .1 ii M ~,--B- “~ .* 't -—f ■■ '" ''— ' "' !■■■■■ '■■■' H F ' >S MMEIE.BAVEASI Ims T.W. COLLINS I MISS ROSE CULLEN BERTHA WENTNER MRS.MINNIE STEEVES ANNIE GLEN j M RS - C - TOFT, jpRS.HARRIETA-S.MARSH 1 f '■' '■ - 1 1 "' '_ ~Grand Lodge of Frcc Mds ° ns ' '< r > Madame Isabella u ( *™- ~f *”■■ ' 1 1 ® Xir'fi’ -L—v Grand Lodge of ’TinnflfliT contracted a most i !| persistent cold. My j i I head mhed, my eyes j and nose seemed 1 | ’ i constantly running. | I and my lungs were i | sore. A druggist I recommended Peru- na, which cured me. ; —lsabella E. Bavcas. | I Loyal Mystic Legion, of Minnesota. Mr. James S. Parks, 293 Endicott Build ing. St. Paul Minn., writes: "I prize Peruna for its healing qualities in cases of catarrh i of the stomach and ! lungs.’’—J am c s b. Parks. Independent. Order of Foresters, of lowa. B. O. Tuck er, I treasurer Independent I Order of Foresters, i of Council Bluffs, la., writes: ’’Peruna has been I both doctor and I medicine chest at my I ; mother’s home for I years. We use it ! successfully in kid- i ney troubles, liver I complaints and stom- I ' aeh and bowel dis i eases’ B. O. Tucker. Chicago North Side Woman’s Club. Miss Dade Stegc man, Superintendent of the 1 ’hi* ago Nori h l Side Woman’s Club, < writes; ••Peruna has been ; used by members of our club f”r stomach i ti' übie, general de , bility ami la grippe ; villi very good re- i gilts.’ Miss Dade Stvgeman. Young Woman’s Club ol Montana. Miss Rose Cullen, Il president Y o u n g Woman’s C 1 ab, i writes from 921 Ga lena. street, Butte, Mont.: "While finishing school I was ex hausted from over study and could neither eat imr sb op. Two bottles of Peru na cured me."—Rose Cullen. Catholic Knights of • America. Mr. Mathias Leif, Secretary I’niform Rank Catholic Knights of America, writes from 3327 N. Clark st., Chicago, Ills.: I have used Peru na for three years as ill. a strengthening ton- lAJV'WV' jp and find it valu- Aj able when the system '■HU!) BIIIIBIH'C gets run down."— o* ’■ "s J- f '~*i J f \ mw 4- " s, *i %?fe f*l Rftte lr> - \ J&J xx% \y. UweK > Jew y \k F -•! |T 1 k x , j: | i ' MATHIAS LEIF JOHN H. CORLIEh D.L. JAYCOX H.J.EMOKY FRITZ VOLLMER JJ. H. RIDGEWAY. JOHNIELLICT • 8 ~ H ~ H _ M. / - - ■ ■ 1 '" ' Independent Order of Good Templars of Washington Mrs. T. W. Collins, Tr. usurer I. O. (1. T.. of Everett, Wash., has lls c.d the great catarrhal tonic, Peruna, for an aggravated ease of dyspepsia. She "After having a sei • re attack of la grippe, t also suffered with ilys, - psia. Astor taking Penina I could soon <-at | h)y reg ilar meals with relish, my svs i tom was bul't up. my health r' tnrm d. ! and I have remained in excellent strength ami vigor now for over a year."—Mrs. T. W. Collins. J 1. O. O. F. Mr Monroe D. Colbath. Spragm s Mills Maim. S', rotary ami Chaplain ;.f th'e'Ridgely Dodge 16S. I. <>■ "• !<■ of Sprague's Mills. Me.. writes: ‘’Soidp f»'iir yc.irs tg•» I in .1 ]>!• carious condition, the result of kidney and liver trouble. Peruna effe.-ted a complete cure." -Mr. Monroe D. Col bath. Legion of Loyal Women, of Mass. M’ws Mattie B. Curtis, Secretari Le gion of Loyal Women, of Boston, "I suffered for over a year with gen oral weakness and debility, also se vere backache. I took four bottles of Peruna. and am entirely cured of these maladies." - Mattie B. Curtis. Daughters of the Confederacy. Mrs. Col. E. J. Gt' .sham, of Hern - don, Va., Treasurer Daughters of the Confederacy, writes as follows: "I suffered with catarrh of the head and lungs In its worst form. 1 took six bottles of Pi runa and they were worth a king’s ransom to me. ’ An Illinois Knight, Templar. In a recent letter from 5900 Mu higatt avenue, Chicago, Ills., Col. 'I. P. Moody, a prominent Knight Templar, and one of the. most popular and well known jewelry auctioneers of the mid dip staff's, says: “J suffered with catarrh for over 25 years; for 10 years I had catarrh of the stomach. I took Porum iud am better than I have bem in 20 years.' T. r. Moody. Illinois Woman’s Alliance. Roxa Tyler. Vice President Illinois Woman’s Alliance. 910 E. tiotli street, Chicago, Ills., says: "Peruna gave me new' life and re stored my strength." Roxa Tyler. Secretary Illinois I tidies ol G. A. R. Mrs. Julia C. Brown. Secretary Henry W. Lawtoi} Circle, No. 27, of Pecatonica Ills., writes: "I am thoroughly i-onvim ■'! that Peruna is a reliable family im di. inc. It is a splendid remedy in , a.--< ol in digestion or any irregularities of the stomach." —Mrs. Julia C. Brown. Ft,ah State Council of Women. Lucy A. (’lark. Vii-e President I rah State Council of Wone-n, Farmington, I’tah. writes: "Peruna is a good remedy for grip, extreme weariness or frei[uent bm k acihe. It keeps the body in a healthy condition."- Lucy A. Clark. independent Order of Foresters. Mr. Donald Robb. Jr . Jti Wright’s Ave., Nova Scotia. Cam. Deputy Su preme Chief Ranger. Independent Or der of Foresters, writes: > "1 recommend Peruna to any suffering with stomach trouble. It cured me.”—Mr. .Donald Robb, Jr. Dannebro Society of Women. 1 I C. N. Peterson. President Dannebro Society, Council Bluff.-, la., says: ■’Constant eonl'meim-nt in my store bi gan to tell on my health and I was ' breaking dowm.- Five bottles of Peru na completely restored me to health." —C. N. Peterson. Ladies of Illinois G. A. R. Mrs. T,avina Walker. Department Chaplain of Ladies of the G. A. It., of Illinois, writes: "I have used Peruna when worn out ’ and found most gratifying results."— Mrs. Lavina Walker. Modern W oodmen of America. Mrs. Fred. C. Piatts. No. 1600 East 10th st.. Kansas City. Mo.. Escort of the Modern Woodmen of America, writes: "Three bottles of Peruna cured me of catarrh of the stomach. As long as Peruna can be bought no doctor or any other medicine shall enter my house." lowa Athletic Association. John 11. Corlies, Council Bluffs. la.. Secretary lowa Athletic Association, writes til” following: "I suffered for three years with se vere trouble of the kidneys and other i pelvic organs. 1 used Peruna for II weeks and it cured me."—John H. Corlies. THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION: ATLANTA. GA.. MONDAY. APRIL 13, 1903. A Prominent. Sunday School Worker, i Miss Bertha. H. \\<ntieT, of Buck ley. \\ ish.. ;i prominent Sunday Sc/’oii| worker, writes; •‘Having tri' i several remedies for cTiroiiie catarrh of lh<- bronchial tubes witlimit ii'.-iii”’ helped. I began to think thvre was no ■ ore until I tried P<*ru iia. A great change for the better at once took place. and after two nn nit hs' faithful use. Peruna com pletely cured me.”- Bertha E. Wmt ner. Chicago Teachers’ Federation, M .! the <’hir.i2'* T'o -’’'ler Ecdoi’a l ion, writes from 3118 Lake Park Ave., Chicago. Ills.: “liming the past ten > I hay.- b<-‘ii ;> teacher __ in <’hi't\'i ami s.iv - oßt-n /lYk f<»i:: ;d my -• If worn out and Ji in nc'd <»: i lOtii'-. Amon-r tile dilT.'i’i ill rctncdics 1 i’.a \ • ( XQuZr j’i-’d. li'Ci'- have helped mu nnire th in Pet ima. ( niul it • . !>'■;■ i.”> lly helpful in cast’s of * ■ atarrh of the stomach; it ■ n restores the functions of Hjn nature, imiii. ■ sleep and // // build;-: lip the et tire sys- J/// tc’n. It has been a sieal h' lp to me.”—Jennie John- Ir/ son. JL Secretary of 1. O. G. T. Miss S.iili, B, kcr, No 125 JbVI \\ ■ Elizubi’ih S’.. Detroit, ■■ ML* Mil’ll.. So’i’idu iy of Wayne 11 Jftfd f'minty I.edge of I. o. C T., writ< "Foi y< 11 . i was a great suffer'r from catarrh. ll My eyes got very weak, h id I piercing pains in my head fif j and my system seemed all If f f A J deranged. I found that Pc- j I ll rima was a great restora- Ll 11' live to health and eye- wkVL sight." VAWL Wm. Downs Relief Corps, of Minnesota. n<-\a Parker, Tr usurer ” and Condui t"!’ of tile Wil- 11 li.im D"’a .... lb lief Corps. ts No. I:, oi the l\ . R. <’.. of // t!> ■ St of Minnesota,, writes ii" following from Vs dil’.i t’li ::.il avenue. Min- If iio.ipolis, Mit.ii.: "My li'-iltb was complete- I.' broken down from over- JI work. My appeiilo was lost. II my sleojj fitful and 1 found I! no relics from I’m preserip ’|L I."iis of do.-tor. On lhe ad- jfg xii e of fri nds I i tied Peru- >1 1 i>’K the It si cond bottl" 1 was com- / pletiiy restored."—Geneva II Knitilits of Pythias, of Nebraska. yk If. S. Emory. \’ic. Chan- ci'Hor K. of I’ 's, writes > from 213 N. 16th street, L Omaha: (j "I can recommend I’cruna. JI as a cure for catarrh of the >■’ stomach and head; also in * kidney complaint and weak- 1 ness of pelvic organs."—ll. I S. Emory. Ancient Order ot Pyramids, Kansas City. Mr. Ciharles 11. Brown. No 419 West 14th St., Kansas City. Mo.. Noble Prophet of the Summit Council No. 206. Ancient Order of Pyramids of Kan sas City, writ's: "I suffered for four years with catarrh of the pelvic or gans, caused b> a severe cold. A neighbor had been cured of la grippe by Peruna and persuaded me to try it. Within a week 1 felt relieved and tn thirteen weeks I considered myself a perfectly cured man.” California Grand Army of the Republic. Hon. D I- Jnycox, Chaplain G. A. It., writ's from 565 Broadway, Oak land, Cal.: •'I < ont raeted severe bladder and kidney trouble. I used Peruna for four months and believe myself cured. I would not lie without Peruna in time of need for ten times Its cost."—D. L. Jaycox. w 1 ffl I W 1 dij s w -! I l i / Bl i i Mr |S» si ■ WS gw z * 1 MA<5 6 ’H Iveish J Illinois Woman’s Alliance. Mrs. Minnie Sic' ”. ■•’. Presid'-nt Illi | ni'is Woman’s Adian-ee. tl Delaware ; Place, Chic,i.vo, Ills., wi’ites; "Eve” since my :on, now grown, , wa ' ’ l ' ' ■ - peculiar weakness of the pelvic or- j whi .'h no meilicine seitmed to reach. My sister asked mb i" try l*e ri.ma as ' List te-ori. it worked von- I tiers wo’t m.' • • 'em and in a lew I weeks til" P'i’.is b'-cilll to leave. I kept on 'aking ii and am now in p-rfeet h, alih. ’ Mi> ’ Minnie SU'cves. Member of Self Culture Club. Mrs I 1 ' ■ Inman, No 111 Ogden t Ave.. Bent'in liarlior. Mich.. Ic tori.in I ti!,. 11,0.1,', F'lium Club, ami member 0 £ Self Cnltui'" <'lul>, writes; •Toi- over 11 months my life was made miserable by— noil! pains. I ■ do- ' - ndvis' d i.e to trv Per ’- i O and in two months all A 1 !'•» if I !I' 1 ‘ Ilg ■ 1 f app.-ireil" Appleton Younu Ladies’Club, j /j'kA” Mi Mari ''"'s. i’- ll dent of tin Aid.l’ Cm Y"’:ng ta 1. Hi. .’ I’l ill ot A pl ion, \\ W Wis., . peaks in glowing WTi L rms of Peruna. A letti'i’ \\Sl j,. ,-ntly r’’’’"i' d front her l,y T!|. Peruna Meth ,:>e \X Co. reads as follows: JA "I glad to eiill th, at Jnv tendon "f my lti' n.l- to I''’- Ij I | runa. When tii.it tngui'l, 1/ I tired feeling comes ov, r yon /~tjr / an ! your food no lotiyr /A / t.ist's good, and sin.ill in I I if® mivanecs irritate you Pi ru- | I I ml im' will mnk. you feel like \\ another person inside i \\ \V week. I h.’iv. .i"W l< e.l if \\ for three seasons, and find IB ill *t very valnabL and effi ■ W carious. " Miss Marie Co ,ts W B jij Betsy Ross Educational and I '. Benevolent '•ociety. Zl Mi- ■ Maggi. W leh : « Seer.-1.,:-’, B'ts-. It" Ed I ■ I J e.-ition;)’ uibi B-• i(.\< »i- 11i So- | // I J ■■i.n-U fill I e:,:.vllt til" ll ♦ 1:o • i: h'-’.’.i ii. - • • in' ' <// me a’ld nothing ive m ■ , f 7 rather In a joke, ’I gue-s I’o- j that wil! euro you.’ I told I ■A him I v "u!d e< rt.iinly m it. ® and a' it .king n fa i: lit’u I- i Is ly the cough grndmilb di- j minis!" d, and th" s"r,ni' ss left me. It is line ” Ma,g gio \\ I ’ll. G. A. R. Relief corps, of Wusliinoton. ■ill |L Mrs. Jane I lux' r. .if Fl ' - !| moat. W.ii-'n.. I‘io-ident (1 T,T A It. li’ lie C"! ps. v fit’ S 'fi 1 the ' ul.'Wing: •*—-j - I is, ,| |’. run -. for a vere ami continued back-, ache and found it th,- only remedy that could over cure me."— Mrs. Jane Baxter. President of Milwaukee Liederkrantz. Mr. M.it-tlicw I’ Bl.in. N • I'l7 7th St.. Mllkaukeo. \\ is., President of the Milkaukoe Uederkrantz, writes: "A couple of years ago a rash broke out all over my face and body which the doctors called scrofula. After tak ing Peruna seven weeks I found that during’ that time my health ha 1 grad ually improved and my sk it was free from any eruptions.” Schwaebischer saengerbund, Chicago. Fritz Vollmer, of Chicago, Ills., Presid'-nt of the Sehw.:ebiseher Sien gerbund, writes: "I suffered with catarrh of the , throat and was afraid 1 would lose I my voice. I took Peruna. and it cured i mo promptly.”—Fritz Vollmcr. ’ independent Order ol Odd Fellows. ' M, < 1.. L. Harris. Warden of De [ I Soto Lodge N". 55. Independent Order | i odd Fellows, also Treasurer l,os An I I g,-’ s Blue Ribbon Club, writ' s from I i -’|x N. Grand Ave., Los. Angeh ' il.. . ’ ” "i suffered intensely with Ih< urn t i : tism. | |o,,k Peruna faithfull’.' t r I ■ tw ) months ami I am riitii’ lv • \ l Gen. H. W. Lawton Circle, Ladies of the G. A. R. I Mrs \nnle Glen, Edgewater, His., President General 11. W. Lawton Clr ! i-le, No. 27, Ladies of the G. A. R., i wfill's; . , ... I "I have suffered tor nearly e.ght • years will) more "!’ less backache- ano b'-ariiig down pains. My druggist recommended that 1 take peruna, and it was simply a God-send to me. in side of five weeks 1 was once more i aroag and happy woman.’’ Mrs. An nie Glen. . Order Eastern Star, Chicago. HI. Mrs. A. E. Howe, 239 Rush Street. Chicago, Ills.. Worthy Matron of Chicago Chapter No. 161. Order of Eastern Star, writes: "There is no medicine 1 know of that is so perfect a healer for all cases of catarrh as Peruna. il is a friend to , women, the pains peculiar to the sex. and restoring them to health and strength.”—Mrs. A. E. Howe. Betsy Ross Educational and Benev olent Society, of Illinois. Mrs Alice. Rush. Conductress Betsy Ross Educational and Benevolent So I cioty. writes from 42 Delaware Place, Chicago, Ills.: "T’eriina has my best wishes, as it cured me l.i-t winter of a cold whi</l settled all over me, causing a. bad ca tarrh, and no doctors or medicines helped me. I could not sleep nights and lost flesh until I took Peruna. Three bottles of Peruna made mo a well and happy woman again.”—Mrs. Alice Rush. Loyal Mystic Legion, of Minnesota. Miss Anna Busse]]. Past Worthy I’a trone.o. Local M\stii; Legion, writes from 293 Endicott Building, St. Paul, Minn.: "For years my system was in a pe culiarly’ receptive condition for ca tarrh. when exposed in any way to Ini■l eme n t weather. "Now for the past year and a half I have usrtl Peruna in such cases, and have found that it not only cures im quickly, hut it also cleanses my blood and renders no- less liable to catch cold." -M iss Anna P.u. sell. Robson Post. G. a R. yf c i Thomas, Chief Guard Robson Post. G. A. R., of Albert Lea, Minn., writes.: "I suffered with severe kidney and bladder t rouble- e I us d i’eruna and ! ;im glad I" say that today 1 am a per ! th ( tly well woman, thanks to Pcru | na." Mrs. Clara Thomas. i Women of Woodcraft, Washington. Mi .1.,..-phi "■ Bi-ns"". Guardian i Grand <.'iri|e. Women of Woodcraft, I Seattle, Wash., writes: ' I eimtracb’d a severe cold, on my i lungs l.i-l fill. Peruna not only com -1 pl.-tely healed my lungs, but cured the catarrh o my head ts well, which I had nt. in." Mrs. Josephine Benson. I. o. O. F.. of Washington. i M"C ■ B Crane. Secretary I. O. O. I writes from Tacoma, Wash.: "1 can indorse Peruna as a cure for kidnev troubles as il affords speedy and satisfactory results.”—Moses B. | Crane. : Past state Counselor, Kansas City. Mr. Marshal Polland, No. 521 Ohio Ave., Kansas City, Kansas, is Past Slate C'cinselor of .junior Order of I'nitt’d \meri in Mechanics, and is National Representative of the same, lie writes as follows: "Four doctors tried their best to . ar. rm- "’ r’X’umatism without suc cess. What they failed to do Peruna did in a few short months and 1 have all tin faith in the world in this great medicine to cure this torturing ami most disi’essing disease. It regulated my entire system, drove the uric acid out of my blood, increased my appe tite and restored my vitaj forces, un til 1 felt as though I could work from morning until night without the least weariness." American Anti Treat Society, of Minnesota. Joseph 11. Ridgeway. Secretary American Anti-Treat Society, of St. Paul, Minn., writes: 'll is with great pleasure that I en dorse Peruna as ut honest medicine i oin;» tent to do all it claims. I have used it several times In cases of se vere colds and catarrh and kn-jw of nothing that cures so completely and the same time builds up the system." --Joseph 11. Ridgeway. 1 Woman’s Bene.vo- .’*T&^r'Y■ ' lent Association ! of Chicago. ■ \\ n’s B”)i' ■ .FU A z \ .Jr sx h’ nnnpfifi ”1 siiffcr- d w : • ! | i grippe be j W’fks f d n'.< j ! I helped m- me:! I j I tried !’■ ,-mi.i. I ■. :•. i,j at "" e that I !i I | a t last si curt d the i ./1 right medicine a>>T ( kept steadily improv / ‘ j ing. Within title. weeks I was fully r • I stored." - Harriet A. I S. Marsh. | I Lake View Lodge of I Foresters. William I’belakor, I President Lake View Izodgc of Foresters, writes from :;:;27 N. j Clark street, Chicago, Ills.: "When I have | | been exposed to wet I or inclement, weather > I my chest would hurt me and I would have, j serious indigestion and 1 would be laid I up for a day or two. causing inconveni- I ence and pain. On' | of mv lodge friends i | advised me try Peru- I na, as it had helped j I him. and 1 found that I i a bottle cured me. If | I i I feel badly now I at once take two or «-I ‘ three doses and I / ! ! ‘ find it keeps no in JI I I j tine health."—Win. 1 i J Übelaker. I I ' I Vai Krein Assoc!a tion. 2! : 1 Mrs. Cat h e ri:;e I'l il ' I Toft, Presid nt Valk- | UK - ta,‘ | | I privilege to advis.’ a j ; I number of ruy iriiais I I I II concerning t’nc 1.-’.-t IL ; l| medicine in c is. - ii ; h > | a worn out constitu tion. 1 know of noth- j| j ( L i || ing better than Peru- i d il I I n’.i in cases of id I |! I , I tarrh of the stomach, |T ! i| and for liver >■ ib! ■ ' I U i ft is of superior nn i II , I it. I gladly in’or. ! | , I I it.”—Catherine ’"oft. |, I I W. C. T. U„ 01 Illinois. Mrs. Anna B. L’i hart j. recent super- i Ii intendent of W. C. ’I". I I l T'.. headquarters at , Ji 1 G a 1 e s b n rg, Hi--, r I i writes ns follows i | from 401 Sixt ■’- I I seventh st , V ~ Chi- cago. Ills.: "My health fail'd j I ij j me a few years ago. I h I took Peruna and I | am well." Royal Templars of Temperance. I l I Hon. John Elliott. | ' President R o y a I Templars of Temper- I ance, writes from 1216 Ellsworth st., Philadelphia. Pa.; “I have fm/nd I’-’- i | runa of njuch help in > I ' cases of catarrhal trouble, also in k;d- j! ney and bladder tiis- U V -JvJ < oases, I can recom mend it to all. !■■'.’> ’ -i-i'iWWliiC John Elliott. —1 5
