Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-11-07
BUTLER CITIZEN
WONDERFUL REVELATIONS.

WONDERFUL REVELATIONS.
They Shock the Civilized World.
But the SunbeamS of Good
Fructify and Prove a Blessing
to All NatiOnS-The American
People First TO Receive Their
Benign influence.
Two of Esculapus'mo distinguished
sages, natives of Germany, and life
long teachers of medicines, Drs. krauf-
flemann and Schoniwin, have been de-
voting their time during the past three
wears to comparing the the effect upon
disease, what Drs. Ahn, Professors OF
the Metaphysical College of Boston,
call metaphysical process, with the
effect of medicine. Numerous thorough
experiments convinced them there was
no beneficial effect in medicine except
the metaphysical influence, which
everv physicians presence exerts over
the patient, and they found this in
Huence over disease was greater when
administering sugar than when giving
the medicines usually prescribed by
physicians They did, however, notice
that quinine in malarious fevers, and
iodide of potassium in certain spectre
diseases, exerted an influence over
those complaints greater in degree than
that of sugar. 1t was suggested that
that the various patent and proprietary
medicines should be examined and
compared with sugar, in the same
way. This was done and they, too,
rapidly shared shared the same tate
as the physicians drugs, excepting
those containing quinine add iodide OF
potassium, which too showed an In
huence over disease similar to those
drugs used by themselves, but less in
degree. The list being about exhausted
they finally came upon PERUNA;
their experiments with this article
were most striking and in the highest
degree excititing. Its effects could IN
NO wise be compared with that of
sue ar nor with Dr. AIMS metapLysl-
cal process. Its effect was immediate
and positive, as was shown in the case
of Miss Maggie Martin, of Oil City,
Pa. who had been a terrible sufferer
from dyspepsia, liver complaint, and
kidney disease, alphabetically affect
ing all the pelvic functions. The best
physicians and everything else had
utterly failed. She was then given
Peruna and in due time recovered per-
fectlv. So with L. p Dukehart, (Su-
periDtendent of the B. Il o r. Il. Cos
hotels and now conductor) case. All
the lest physicians and everything ne
could do or have done, failed to relieve
that terrific and indescriboble mala-
rial dullness of the bead. One bottle
of Peruna cured him and also cured
his son of diptheria. w. S. jenkins,
of Salem, Ohio, was an indescribable
sufferer from nervous prostration, dys-
pepsia, and constipation caused by
sunstroke. The physicians thought,
since everything else had failed he might
trv Peruna He die so and it perfect
ly cured him.
But to cap the climax and prove be-
vond doubt the wonderful efficacy of
Peruna, the physician recommended
it to Mrs. Z. S. Eberline, of 274
Market street, Allegheny City, Pa,
now living at Koekuk, Iowa. Mrs.
Eberline had been sick for years and
ipally passed into consumption. The
physicians who attended her, were
among the very best in the city. They
done everything that the most gifted
among them were capable of doing an
honorably told her that nothing more
could be done, that she could not live
over that night. About midnight
death began to close, the suffering OF
the good wife and dutiful mother, and
as the friends and family were gathered
around the bed in tears to witness her
passage to eternity; the physician sud
denly entered and softly whispered,
"get PFRUNA, quickly, hurry !" 1t was
brought, and though the breathing had
almost ceased, her lips were livid,
finger nails blue, the pulse had ceased
at the wrist. Oh sighed the friends,
it is too late, do not trouble her any
longer, but she swallowed little,
rallied and expectorated great mouth
full; she breathed easier she swallow
ed little more and again she raised
more pblegm; the breath improved; the
by-standers took courage and they per-
servered with the PERUNA until she
was surel, better. The pulse returned,
the circulation was re-established, the
lips and nails became natural, after
which a teaspoonful of the PERUNA
every hour was administered and she
continued to improve. In few days
she sat up, in two weeks she was the
heartiest eater in the house, and in
three months she was perfectly well.
Who is not convinced OF the unequal
worth Of PERUNA. For affidavits and
signatures of the truthfulness of this
statement of Mrs. Eberline's case, see
the ellis CT Life" and how to cure
them, gratis of any druggists.
The stores and shops are full Of