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Show After Effects of Influenza To Be Feared as Much as Iowa Man Tells How He Won Back His Health and Strength l! I The toll of human life taken by j (Spanish Influenza1 is enormous but not ' near as appalling as the trail of suffcr-ling suffcr-ling it leaves. In the wake of the disease dis-ease are strewn a mass of human wreckage numbering thousands, -lien women and children who will never know a well day after. Influenza is a catarrhal disease. Due to the putrid poison and the focfi.).' slimy waste matter jvith which it leaves the system clogged. Influenza ;is responsible for broken conslitul ions' and bodies racked and ravished by almost al-most every chronic and fatal disease known to doctors. Influenza is bnd butxthc results may be infinitely worse and it behooves r-ery one during tho period of convalescence conva-lescence to select with care the medicine medi-cine upon which the future health and life depends. . Mr. C. A. Allen, R. It. No. 2, Bondu-rint, Bondu-rint, Iowa, did like thousands of others oth-ers and placed his dependonce on a remedy fifty years old, which he knew was the most successful sreatment lor catarrhal diseases in the world. This is vhal he writes; "Influenza left me weak anil for two months I could gain no strength. I bnug'ht six bottles of PE-RU-NA and after taking a short time, my weight went up to- 175 pounds, which is the most I eVer weighed. My usual culd weather weight in the past has been about 155. You are perfectly welcome to uso this letter." Mr. Allen's trouble was catarrh of Urn nose, throat and bronchial 'tubes , punctuated by attacks of asthma. ', It is good practice to keep PE-RU-NA in the house. For coughs, colds, 1 nasal catarrh, catarrh of the stomach and bowels, itMs wonderfully reliable. ' It is tonic and laxative in effect. You can buy PE-RU-NA anywhere in either tablet or liquod form. ? Ke.luckj Handicap. Their service in the house over, the old couple slip out while the white folks are dancing, for the r own amusement. The couple who piny the part arc typical southern darkles and carry out thenr little side play'-with the natu-al-eso and simplicity of real life. Their Isinrority in their love making, the old nego's good natured grin, and the sh: ness of the old negress. stir the risibilities of all. |