The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-11-08


poor appetite, low spirits, headache,
and makes the general health excellent
Can be taken by the most delicate.
Price so cents, of Belding & Armstrong.
Puzzled Physicians.
Doctors Disagree over a Case that
Perplexes the Whole Faculty
How w Om an's Life was saved
A Remarkable Cure.
A talented reporter of that sprightly
journal, the Pittsburgh Commercial
Gazette, tells IN the most highly inter-
esting manner, a terrible story of the
sufferings of gentle little lady named
Mrs. Milo Ingram, No. 43 Fayette st,
Allegheny City, Pa, the daughter of
Captain Hugh McKelvey, of same
place. 1t was told TO the reporter by
Mrs. Ingram herself, and the news
gatherer says it would have been too
much to believe only the evidence was
close at hand to substantiate every
| word of what she said.
,
reporter: "of the culpable ignorance of
large class of practitioners of medi-
cine who, while they pretend to be
perfectly familiar with the minutest
details of the science, are often brought
to bay by some unusually difficult
case, which they are ashamed to ac-
knowledge they do not understand.
The little lady gave the names Of some
of the most reputable physicians in the
two cities, to whom she had paid large
sums of money for treatment, and all
they had succeeded in doing was
making big fees, while she grew rap
idly worse.
Her troubles began about six years
ago, when she experienced fall while
attempting to cross u sewer drain that
had just been dug. A large swelling
came on her right side, which rapidly
spread, became very much discOlOred,
and caused the most intolerable pain.
She sent for the leading physician OF
Allegheny, who summoned u consult
alton of prominent physicians and
surgeons, who united in pron0unciBe
it case of malignant cancer, and they
told her it was incurable. She next
consulted well known cancer doctor
of Kittanning, under whose treatment
she remained six months. Her case
not manifesting the slightest improve
ment. she experienced the most excru
stating torture all the time. Her rela
tives took her to Rome, New York
where she remained two years, unde
the care of DR.. Kingsley. He pro
nounced it rose cancer, and although
he failed to cure her, he very mucl
relieved her sutferings. He also pro
nounced her case incurable.
The flesh of her breast was eatsl
away down to the ribs, the breast bon
was laid bare, and the disease made it
way upward. causing the breast to be
come detached from the wall of tn
chest, hanging loose from above. Afte
> awhile this healed partially, and tn
disease made its appearance in tn
g limbs, with even ten-fold greater vii
ulence, not only eating away the fies
but attacking the bones beneath. !
affected both limbs, and then brok
out on her head and face, affecting he
eyes, making her almost blind, an
causing her face to swell out of all il
former likeness. Her mind was atfec
cd, and at last her death became onl
> question of time. A very reputabl
= herb doctor pronounced her at death
door.
At this juncture her friends were tol
:, of the wonderful recoveries effected b
PERUNA, and without any real hop
of benetiLting her, they determined I
see if the wonderful remedy would b
of any avail in her case. Four month
after commencing the use of PERUN
- she showed remarkable signs of in
y provement, and today she is perfsctl
. healthy woman. ALI her sores al
, healed.
Some fearful scars remain behind [
10 tell the terrible story. Her sight
. completely restored, and more graf,
full patient doctor never had. Sh
20 says she never grows tired soundin
PERUNA's praises.
= Mrs. Ingram says they had pal
over one thousand dollars to her pr
vious doctors, without any permaner
good, and her father would gladly ha,
paid as much for PERUNA, had a GU
been guaranteed. About one hundre
bottles of Peruna, each containg ha
an ounce of iodide of Potassium, W.
:. the whole cost of her cure. She toe
80 at first one tablespoonful four tim
= daily, and gradually increased the do
until she took four tablespoonfulls e
:. cry two hours. Notwithstandil
these large doses, her appetite at on,
improved, and continued good all II
e. time until she was perfectly cure
t. She gained forty-five pounds whi
ir under treatment.
d. There are only two cases on reco
it where 1T is known to half as mar
of bottles to effect q cure. General
ge speaking, ordinary chronic cases I
,n quire Gully from six to thirty bottle
t. and thousands of cases of recent da
It. have recovered perfectly on a sing
bottle.