The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-09-20
Wonderful Revelations !
They Shock the Civilized World!
But Sunbeams of Good Fructifry and Prove a
Blessing to all Nation s-The American
People First to Receive Their
Benign Influence.

Two of Esculapus' most distinguished sages,
tves of Germany, and life long teachers of medicine
Drs Krauflemann and Schoniwin, have been devot-
ng their time during the past three years to
pairing the effect upon disease, what Drs Aim, Pro-
fessors of the Metaphysical College of Boston, call
metaphysical process, with the effect of medicine.
Numerous thorough experiments convinced them
there no beneficial effect in medicine except the
metaphysical influence, which every physicians
exerts the patient and they found this
influence over disease was greater when administer
ing than when giving the medicines usually
prescribed by physicians They did, however, no.
tice that quinine in maarious evers, and iodine of
potassium in certain specific diseases, exerted an
influence over those complaints greater in degree
than that of sugar. 1t suggested 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 the fate
the physicians drugs, excepting those containing
quinine and iodide of potassium, which too showed
influence 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 most strik-
ing and in the highest degree exciting. Its effect
could in no wise be compared with that of sugar
with Dr. Aims metaphysical process. It's effect was
immediate and positive, was shown in the case of
Miss Maggie Martin, of Oil City, Pa, who had been
terrible sufferer from dyspepsia, liver complaint and
kidney disease, sympathetically affecting all the
pelvic functions. The best physicians and every
thing else had utterly failed. She was then given
Peruna and in due time recovered perfectly So with
J. S. Dukeharts, superintendent of the b. o. r. r.
Co.'S hotels and now conductor) case. All the best
physicians and everything he could do or have done,
failed to relieve that terrific and ndescribabe maa
rial dullness of the head One bottle of Peruna cured
him and also cured his of diphtheria. w. s.
jenkins, of Salem, o., indescribtble sufferer
from nervous prostration, dyspepsia and constipa-
tion, caused by sunstroke The physicians thought,
since everything else had failed, he might try Pc
runa. He did and 1t perfectly cured him.
But to cap the climax and prove beyond doubt the
wonderful efficacy of Peruna, the physician recon-
mended it to Mrs. t. s. Eberline of 2H Market street,
Allegheny City, Pa, now living at keokuk, Iowa.
Mrs. Eberline had been sick for years and finally
passed into consumption. The physicians who at
tended her, among the very best in the city.
They done everything that the most gifted among
them were capable of doing and honorably told her
that nothing could be done, that she could not
live 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 suddenly entered and soft
ly whispered, 'get Peruna, quickly hurry - 1t was
brought and though the breathing had almost ceased,
her lips lvid finger nails blue. the pulse had
ceased the wrist OH sighed the friends, it is too
late do trouble her any longer but she swallowed
little, rallied and eNpectorated great mOuthful;
she breathed easier she swallowed little more and
again she raised phlegm; the breath improved;
the by-standers took courage and they perseyered
with the Peruna until she was surely better. The
pulse returned, the circulation re-estabished,
the lips and nails became natural, after which tea
spoonful of the Peruna every hour administered
and she continued to improve. In a few days she
sat up, in two weeks she the heartest eater in
the house, and in three months she was perfectly
well. Who is not convinced of the unequal worth of
Peruna For afidavits and signatures of the truth
fulness of this statement of Mrs. Eberne's
the ILLS of Lfe," and how to cure them gratis of
any druggists.