The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-17
WONDERFUL REVELATIONS.
THEY SHOCK THE clvlL'zEo WORLD,
Bat sunbeams of coed Fsuctlfy aud
Prove u Biessing to All Satlons-Ihe
American People First 10 RE
celye Their Benign Influence.

Two Of EIculapuS' most distinguished
sagos, natives OF Germany, and LIE long teach
ers OF medicine, Dis Krauiilsmann and Soho
niHiu, have been devoting their time durint
the past three years 70 comparing the ehec
upon disease, what ORA. Ahn, Professors O
the Metaphysical College Of Boston, call met
aphysicat proceSs, with the elect OF medt
cine. Numerous thorough experiments con
WINGED them there was no beneficial effect In
medioine except the metaphysical influence
Which every pnySician's presence exerts ovei
the patient, aud they found this influence
over disease was greater when administering
sugar than when giving the msdiclnts usu'
aIly prescribed by physicians They did,
however, notice that quinine In mAastout
feyers. and iodlde OF potassium In certain spt.
cifc diseases, eEertad an influence over teole
complaints greater In degree than that OF 50.
gar. II yassuggested that the various patent
and proprietary medicines should be exam
ined and compared with sugar, In the SINE
way. This was done, and they, too rapidly
shared the same fate as the ply sicians druks,
excepting those containing quinine and &c
dide OF potassium, which too showed On fntiu-
ence over disease similar 10 those drugs useaby
themselves, but legs In degree. The list being
about exhausted, they finally came upon Pc.
runs; their ex perlments with this article were
most striking and in the highest degree ex-
citing. It's effect could In no wise be COM
pared with that OF sugar nor with Or. Aims
metaphysical process. Its effect was imme-
diate aud 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-
thetically affecting all the pelvic functiovs.:
The beat physicians and every thing else had
utterly failed. She was then given Peruna
aud In due time recovered perfectly. So with
/. 2. Dukehart, superintendent OF tie b. q
%. L. r. Co.'S hotels and now conductcf)
case. All the best physicians and erything
that terrific and indescribAble malarial dull
nees OF the head. One bottle OF Peruna cured
him and also cured his son Of diphiherla.
". s. jenkins, Of Salem, o. was an indesorib-
able sufferer from nervous prostration, dyspep.
sia and constipation, caused by esunstloke.
The physicians thought, since everything
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
physicians recommended 1t TO Mrs. I. s.
Eoerline, OF "a Market strife, Allegheny
City, Pa now living At Keokuk, Iowa. Mrs.
Eberllne had been sick for years md
faalIy pas ed into consumption. The ply.
SlClkQB WHO httoLueu WI Meio 6honR ING
very btst in the city. They done everything
that the mcat gifted among them were c,pG-
bic OF doing and hol :.4bly told her that
nothing more could be done, that she could
not live over that night About midnight
desth began to CLOSE, ths suffering oil. the good
wife and dutiful mother, AID as the friends
and family vera gathered around the bed In
tears to witness toe passage TO e;e entity the
physician suddenly entered and softly whi-
persd, .get Peruna, quickly, hurry It was
brought, and though the breathing had al
most ceased, her lips were llyid, f1ger nails
blue, the pulse had ceased OF the wrist.
Oh! sighed the friends, It Is too late,
do not trouble Ter any lIneer, but
she swallowed little, rallied and expector.
sted a great mouthiul: she breathed easier;
she swallowed little more and again she
raised more phlegm; the breath improved;
the bystanderS took courage and they per-
severed with the Peruna uatll she was sure
" better. The pulse returned, the oirculs-
ton was re-establ shed, the lips and nails be-
came natural, after which o tsa'pooDful OF
the Peruna every hour was administered and
she continued 10 improve. Iu few days che
sat up, in two weeks she was the heartiest
eater in the ho2Cs, aid 10 three months she
was perfectly well. Who is not convinced Of
the unt quail worth OF Perura For atfidavi:s
and signatures OF tina tru.hfulness OF this
statement OF Mrs. Eoerline's case, see the
ILLS OF Life" and how TO cure them, gratis
of any druggists.