Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-09-25

S'''V0""to " OOOIC EFUCtyy ana
Proce a Blessing to AH Ndtions-
The dmericdn People First to Re
cciOc Their Benign Influence.
Two of Esculapus' most distin-
guished sages, natives of Germany,
and lifelong teachers of medicine,
Drs, ,Krauftlemanh and Schoniwin, have
been devoting their time during the
past three years to comparing the eff
feet upon disease, what Drs. Aim,
Professors of the Metaphysical Coll
lege of Boston, call metaphysical pro-
cess, with the effect of medicine.
Numerous thorough experiments con-
vinced them there was no beneficial
effect in medicine except the meta
physical influence, which every
PHYSICIANS presence exerts over the
patient, and they found this influence
over disease was greater when nd
ministering sugar than when giving
the medicines usually prescribed by
physicians. They did, however,
notice that Qttininc in malarious fevers
and iodidc of potassium in certain
specific dieases, cxcrtcd an influence
over those complaints greater in
degree than that of sugar. 1t was
suggested that the various patent and
proprietory medicines should be ex-
amincd and compared with sugar, in
the same way. This was done and
they, too, rapidly shared the same
fate as the physician S drugs, except
ing those containing quininc and
iodidc of potassium, which too showed
influence over disease similar to those
drugs used by themselves, but less in
degree. Tho list being about cx-
hausted they finally came upon
PERUN4A; their experiments with this
article were most striking and in tho
highest degree exciting. Its effect
could in no wise be compared with
that of sugar nor with DIR. Aims
metaphysical process. Its effect was
immediate and positive, as 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, sympa-
thctically affecting all the pelvic
functions. The best physicians and
everything else had utterly failed.
She was then given PERUNA and in
due time recovered perfectly. So
with j. p. Dukehart's (superintend-
ent of the 3. & o. r. r. Co.'S hotels
and now cahductor) case. All the
best physicians and everything he
could do or. have done, failed to re-
lieye'tllat terrific and indescribable
malarial dullness of the head. One
bottle of PERUNA cured him and also
cured his son of diptheria. w. s.
jenkins, Of Salem, o., was an
indescribablc sufferer from nervous
prostration, dyspepsia and constipa-
ton, caused by a sunstroke. The
physicians thought, since everything
else had failed, he might try PEnUNA.
He did so and itperfectly cured him.
But to cap the climax and prove
beyond doubt the wonderful efficacy
of PERUNA, the physician recommended
it to Mrs. T. S. Eberltne, of 274
Market street, Allegheny City, Pa,
now living at 'Kcokuk, Iowa. Mrs.
Eberline had been sick for years and
finally 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 we're capable of
doing and 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 duti-
full 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 softly whispered, "get
PERuNA, 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 exPcctorated agreat
mouthful she breathed easier; she
swallowed little more and again she
raised more phlegm; the breath inn
proved; the by-standers took courage
and they persevered with the PERUHA
until she was surely better. The pulse
returned, the circulation was re-es-
tablished, the lips and nails became
natural, after which teaspoonful of
the PERUNA every hour was admins
tered 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 vas
perfectly we'll. Who is not conyinc-
ed of the unequal worth of PERUNA.
For afidavits and signatures of the
truthfulpess of this statement of
Mrs. Eberline's case, see Ellis of
Life" and how to. cure them, gratis
of any druggists.
A CARD.