Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-12-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
THEY SHOCK THE CIVILIZED
WORLD.

AND PROVE A BLESSING TO ALL
NATIONS-T AMERICAN PEG
PIE FIRST TO RECEIVE THEIR
BENINE INFLUEHCE.
Two of Esculapus' most distin.
guished sages, natives of Germany,
and life long teach, RS Of medicine,
Drs. Kraufllemann and Schoniwin,
have been dev0ting their time dur
ing the past three years to compar-
ing the effect upon disease, what
DR.. Aim, Professors Of the Meta
physical College of Boston, call
metaphysical process, with the effect
OF medicine. Numerous thorough
experiments convinced them There
was 10 beneficial effect In medicine
except the metaphysical influence,
which every physicians presence
exerts over the patient, and they
found this influence over disease
was greater when administering
sugar than when giving the med
icines usually prescribed by physici-
ans They did. however, notice that
Quinine in malarlous fevers, and
iodide of potassium in certain speci-
fic diseases, exerted an influence
over those complaints greater in
degree than that of sugar. 1t was
suggested that the varios patent
ard proprietary medicines should
be examined and compared with
sugar, in the same way. This was
done and they, too, rapidly shared
the same fate as the physian's drugs,
excepting those containing quinine
and iodide of potassium, which too
showed an influence over disease
similar to those drugs used by them
selves, but less in degree. The list
being about exhausted they finally
came upon PERUNA; their expert
meDts with this article were most
striking and in the highest degree
exciting. Its effect could in no
wise be compared with that CT sugar
nor with DR.. Aims metaphysical
process. Its effect was immediate
and positive, as was shown in the
case of Miss Maggie Martin, of Oil
City, Pa, who han been terrible
sufferer from dyspepsia, liver com
plant and kidney disease, sympa-
thetically affecting all the pelvic
functions. The best physicians aud
every thing else had utterly failed.
She was then given PERUNA and in
due time recovered perfectly. So
with, I'll. Dukehart, superintendent
of the B. u o. II 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 indescribable
malarial dizziness of the head. One
bottle of PERUNA cured him and al
so cured his son of diptkeria WIS.
Jenkins, of Salem, o., was an in
, describable sufferer from nervous
prOstation, dyspepsia and constip-
alton, caused by a sunstrOke. The
physicians thought, since every
thing else had failed, he might try
PERUNA. He did so and it perfectly
cured him. .
but To cap the climax and prove
beyond doubt the wonderful efficacy
of PERUNA, the physician recon-
mended it to Mrs. I. s. Eberlipe, of
274 Market street, Allegheny City.
Pa, now living at Keokuk, Iowa.
Mrs. Eberline had been sick for
years and finally passed into CON
sumption The physicians who at
tended her, were among the very
best in the city. They did every
thing that the most gifted among
them were capable of doing and hon
orably told her that nothing more
could be done, that she could not
live over that night. About mid
night death began to close, the suff-
ering Of the good wife and dutiful
mother, and as the friends and fam
lily were gathered around the bed in
tears to witness her passage to eter-
nifty; a physician suddenly entered
and softly whispered, 'get PERUNA
quickly, hurryl' 1t was brought,
and though the breathing had al
most ceased, her lips were livid, fin
ger nails blue, the pulse had ceased
at the wrist. Oh sighed the friends,
it is too late, do not trouble her any
rallied and expectorated IA great
mouthful; she breathed easier; she
swallowed a little more and again
she raised more phlegm; the breath
improved; the by ISLANDERS took cour-
age and they preserved with the Pc.
RUNA until she was surely better
The pulse returned, the circulation
5 was e-established, the lips and nails
became natural. after which a tea
spoonful of the PERUNA every hour
was administered and she continued
to improve. In few days she sal
up, in two weeks she Was the health
-. H.. 4, Al
months she was perfectly well
Who is not convinced of the un
equal worth of PERUNA. For aft
davits and signatures of the truth
fulness of this statement of Mrs
Eberline's case, see the ellis o.
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of any druggists.
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