Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-05-20

toration of a diseased mind to its
natural condition. DR.. Rodman
seems to be inspired with an untir-
ing determination to make new and
valuable discoveries of foods and
specifics for this great and growing
Malady of the human racc-a malady
so great indeed that l some times
think that God has set this little
world Of ours apart as the grand
Lunatic asylum of the entire uni
verse. 1t was Jenner who discOv-
cred a preventive for the Smallpox
and now DR.. Rodman has discovered
not only a preventive, but sure cure
for Insanity, hereditary insanity
alone excepted. DR.. Rodman'S dis
covery is deserving of especial men
ton. 1t is "Tho effect of the Guinea
egg, upon diseased BRAIN 1t is a
well known scientific fact that fish
and eggs contain vast amount of
Phosphorus, Albumen and Other
brain building properties and that it
is the lack Of these elements in many
instances, that produces insanity.
Now DR.. Rodman has discovered
that the free use Of Guinea eggs will
supply to the starved and weakened
brain these lacking ingredients and
rapidly restore it to its nature ,
healthy condition. For two years
the Doctor has been experimenting
with Guinea eggs and the remedy
has never been known to fail except
in cases of hereditary insanity. In
such instances it has been found i'm
possible to impart to the brain such
healthy properties as never naturally
existed.
Over 500 patients have been dis
charged entirely cured by Dr. Rod
mans guinea egg remedy. When l
came here ten months ago | was vio-
lently insane, my insanity was
brought about by hard study in
theological scminary,w which was at
tended by a spell of brain fever now
[ can feel a delightful change in my
troubled mind, which | think will in
few months be entirely restored
under DR.. Rodman's guinea egg
treatment. The number of patients
now here is 53j and they consume
each on an average one dozen guinea
eggs daily, TO supply this great de-
mand for them DR.. Jas. Rodman,
Richard ii. Holland and &. A.
Thompson, about one year ago
formed stock company for the pur-
pose of establishing a farm or ranch
for raising on a large scale, the
guinea fowl. The ranch is located
two miles back of the ASYLUM on the
Elkton road.
1t contains 1850 acres. Vast
rows of patent incubators are spread
: over its surface. while thousands OF
guinea hens with their broods OF
| chickens present a scene of life and
, animation but seldom witnessed in
= this country. 1t is estimated thai
] 1900 guinea eggs are hatched daily
/, while some 10000 are laid. Tit
c number. of guinea fowls on the rancl
at present is between 100000 anC
C 100000 and yet DR.. Rodman canno
T. supply the demand for guinea egg
le which comes from insane asylum
e all over the civilized world. Dl
d ROdman's Guinea-egg-remedy TO
i insanity is now universally recOg
Ii nized as natures great sovereign
e remedy for that dreadful malady
e and preparations are now on foot Il
: increase the capital of the compan!
which, / forgot to mention is incor
Is poratcd, under the title of "Thc Ken
If lucky Guinea Ranch Co." Uimitcd.
|. The company has agents out al
Of over the United States buying II
Of guinea fowls, and about three ca
y loads day on an average arc ~
~ ceivcd at the ranch. The cOmpan
pay big prices for the fowls; the oh
ject being to crush out all competi
i, ton in the eggs, by controlling thu
d production. The eggs sell readily a
n. one dollar per dozen, and it Is esti
N mated that from fifty to one hun
NJ dred dozen will cure the most Obsti
I'd nate case of insanity on recod-he
j. reditary insanity alone excepted
b. The guinea ranch is well worth
at visit of your readers. Td-describe
H. as perfect pandemonium would b
h but fecbly expressing it. 1t is NOR
f. than a Bedlam-such great excit
lie ing, cackling sound do the guine
a fowls make. Several farmers in tn
v neighborhood at first got out in
n. functions to restrain DR.. Rodman
re company from establishing the ranc
le but to no purpose, as the courts sus
is iained the doctor in his unselfis
IS scientific labors for the benefit c
VS. suffering humanity. The farmer
s. were glad to sell out at sacrifiC
IS and seek homes in the Pond Rive
m neighborhood, far remote from I'll
be guinea ranch others are preparin
is to leave also and the Guinea Ranc
nt Co. will extend their territory unit
they may have capacity sufficient [