The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-12-05
WONDERFUL REVELATIONS.
THE CIVILIZED WORLD SHOCKED


Hut sunbcams Of Good FructiTy and
Prove n Bsesstng TO all Nations
The American People First TO Re-
ceive Their Benign Influence.
Two of Esculapius' most disting-
uished sages, natives of Germany,
and life long teachers of incidence,
Drs. Krauffiemann and Schoniwin,
have been devoting their time during
the past three years to comparing the
effect upon disease, what Drs. Ahn,
Professors of the Metaphysical College
of Boston, call metaphysical process,
with the effect of medicine. Numer-
Gus thorough experiments convinced
them there was no beneficial effect
in medicine except the metaphysical
influence, which every physicians
presence exerts over the patient, and
they found this influence over
the disease was greater when admin
istering sugar than when giving the
medicines usually prescribed by ply
sicians. They did, however, notice
that quinine IN malarious feVers, and
iodide of potassium in certain specific
diseases, exerted an influenc over
those complaints great in degree than
that Of sugar. 1t was 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 same fate as the
physicians drugs, excepting those
containing quinipe and iodide ofpotas-
SUM, which too Showed an influence
over disease similar to those drugs
used by themselves, but less in degree.
The list being about exhausted they
finally came upon Peruna their eX-
periments with this article were most
striking and in the highest degree
exciting. Its effect could in no wise
be compared with that of sugar nor
with DR.. Anus 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 dys-
pepsia, liver complaint and kidney
disease, sympatheticalIy affecting all
the pelvic functions. The best physi-
clans and every thing else had utter
ly failed. She was then given Peruna
and in due time recovered perfectly.
So with l. p. Dukehart, (superintend-
ent of the B., & o. r. r. Co.'S hotels
aud now c6nductor) case. All the
best physicians and everything he
could do or have done, failed to re-
lieve that terrific and indescribable
malarial dullness of the head. One
bottle of Peruna cured him and also
cured his son of diphtheria. w. s..
| Jenkins, ofSalem o., was an indescri-
bable sufferer from nervous prostra-
ton, dyspepsia and constipation,
hxv nh
clans thought, since everything else
had failed, he might try Peruna. He
did so and it perfectly cured him.
But tocap the climax and prove
beyond doubt the wonderful efficacy
of Peruna, the physician recommend
ed it to Mrs. Il. s. Eberline, of 274
Market street, Allegheny City, Pa,
now living at Keokuk, Iowa. Mrs.
Eberline had been sick for years and
finally passed into consumption.
The physician who attended her, were
among the very best in city. They
did everything the most gifted a
mong them were capable of doing
and honorably told her that nothing
more could be done, that she could
not live over that night. About mid
night death began to close the suffer
ing of the good wife and dutiful moth
er, and as the friends and family were
gathered around the bed in tears to
witness her passage to eternity; ply
iician suddenly entered and softly
whispered, "get Peruna, quickly
hurry |" 1t was brought, and al
though the breathing had almost
ceased, her lips We're livid, finger
nails blue, the pulse had ceased at the
wrist. Oh! sighed the friends, it is
too late, do not trouble her any long
er, but she swallowed little, rallied
and eXpectOrated great mOuthful ;
she breathed easier; she swallowed a
little more and again she raised more
phlegm; the breath improved; the
by-standers took courage and they
preserved with the Peruna until she
was surely better. The pulse return
ed, the circulation was re-established,
the lips and nails became natural,
after which tablespoonful of the Pc.
runa every hour was administered
and she continued to improve. Ia q
few days, she sat up, in two weeks
she was the hearties eater in the house
and in three months she was perfect
ly well. Who is not convinced OF the
unequal worth OF Peruna. For affi-
davits and signatures Of the truthful
ness of this statement of Mrs. Eber-
lines case, see the" Ills of Life" and
how to cure them, gratis ofany drug
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