The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
DIR. HARTMAN
HAS SOMETHING TO SAY CONCERN
ING FEMALE TROUBLEs,
And Gives Some Advice for the Benent
of Suffering women.

and all-absorbing practice to stop and talk
for even a few minutes but when ocCa-
sionally he docs secure brief breathing
spell and has few minutes for converse
ton, he always has something interesting
and valuable to say. One of these rare
occasions recently presented itself, and. as
usual, the Doctor proceeded to discuss
matters relating TO human diseases and
their remedies in his Enthusiastically
telicitous and instructive style. His theme
on this occasion was the many and serious
complaints common to women, As this
is subject whose Importance cannot be
over-estimated, and as what DIR. Hartman
has to say is, by reason OF his long expert
enco and his exceptional success rs
physician and surgeon, OF peculiar interest
to the public, we gladly give space for 1t.
From the manifestation OF matter, began
the Doctor, to the stupendous mass OF the
mighty universcs there is marked duality
of strength and weakness. This duality
disuloses itself in masses, in forces, in
structures and in tendencies AS this is
true in inanimatc nature, so IL is equally
true in animate nature. And us II pre-
walls in vegetable aud in lower animal life,
so ii prevails in human life. Indeed the
higher we ascend in the scale of evolution
the more marked We find this duality.
And when we come 10 compare the struc-
lures OF the female organization with that
OF the male, and the character of the nor-
yous system of the one with that OF the
other, tho difference becomes not only
most noticeable, but most serious. So much
finer is the structure OF the female organi-
cation than that OF man, and so much moro
highly strung is her nervous system,
that she is ever exposed TO changes and
subject 10 disorders and diseases that
man knows nothing OF. From the time
when, rs a girl OF from thirteen TO fifteen,
she attains sexual maturity, to the very
last day of her life, she is constantly AZ
ilicted to a greater or less degree with
troubles peculiar TO her sex, and is in dan
ger at any moment OF becoming tue vic
tim of the most dangerous functional dis.
orders. Oventudy OK a pupil. "A slight cX-
posture resulting in u cold, over work OF
any kind and any sort Of heavy lifting
all or any OF these may quickly bring on
/ irregularities that may entail most serious
/ aud painful consequences. A nervous
shock Of any description may cause the
Same thing. But 1t Is particularly in that
period known rs "Changc OF Life that
woman's strength and vitality is sorcly
| tried. Ii il then, OF all times, that she
needs the most intelligent and skilllul
treatment and the most constant care. As
IL generally goes hand In hand with Cen
cral Debility, the patient is greatly TO.
| duccd and her suffering Is extreme.
No medicine ever discovered las proved
80 effective and achieved such remarkable
results in every variety Of Female Troub-
les, from the lightcst 10 the most severe
form, rs Pc.ru-na. The ease | will give
rs an illustration OF lis power
is butone in thousand. Tho
important point 10 DO attended 20 In
all cases Of this kind Is not TO worry or
fret, TO preserve all possible cquanimity,
90 take all the rest undquict circumstances
will permit, aud 10 have patienCc-,hc
latter especially when the trouble az.
sumcs a chronic character. Fortuna.
| with Man.a-lin 10 keep the bowels rcgu.
lar. II all the medicine that rs necessary
aud isun inillliblc cure. One more eau
ton. Thinncss OF blood causes women
great deal Of trouble. DO not take irol
10 thickcn or strengthen iil Fortuna u
not only all that IL needed. but Il Is 4
thousand fold better than iron, which u
OF no earthly account in case oi impoy
crushed blood. Tho vegetable constituent.
i OF pc.ru.na not only contain all the iron
the blood wants, but they contain Il IN
lust the form in which the blood eau alb
sorb IL. Iron, as iron, can never enter Ia,
blood. IL is fraud and a dclusiOn.
give YOU the following ease as one Of 9
thousand illustrating what ! have said.
Mm G.. A. Prochl, Of New Portage
Summit County. Ohio, suffered oxtcmcl,
for over five years with Female Troubles
OF the most painful and dangerous chamc
ter. After enduring intense tormcnis o
body aud mind for some time she placed
herself under the care Of her family ply
stefan. lie told her that she was suffer
ing with leuchorrhWi, and proceeded e
doctor her for that disease. For one en-
tiro year ho treated her, and then wa
/ compelled 10 inform the suffering and
almost dcEpaifing woman that liberation
OF the Womb had set in. sin, hayin.
confidence IN his ability 10 cure her, sh,
continued In his charge. For two Who'll,
years be- d0ctorcd her, and ne the end o
that time lac confessed that hc could Il,
nothing for her aud resigned from IN,
case. And irirhliul indeed was IA,
condition In which he found her, an,
, In which Dr. Underwood, one Of ID,
leading physicians Of Akron, Ohio. an,
| who then began TO treat her, ionn,
her. Not only was she paulyzod an,
. helpless us q baby; not only had nll thl
, sense Of feeling lett her, hut she hnnll,
went completely blind. For nearly tWl
! years she was unable 10 walk, end NOR
helpless, nbjrct, miserable aud hopeless
woman could not be found on tho face a
the earth. What was liie Ia her hnyin
lost her two grand senses Oi sight aud feel
inI The sun rose aud vet each day In al
its glory, but she saw IL not. Tho tree
J.. Ol0.s0mpd, the flowers bloomod, the era,
, grew green at her feet, but she saw thcf
not. With liic's beauty all vanished an
her own pleasure ~ well M usciulncH
! gone In the terrible wreck Oi her body
certainly Il u liiilo wonder that, who
even Dr.. Underwood Nus at last compcIlc
/, 90 tell her that her awful ease was bcyon
!. bis power 90 cure, she gave up In absolul
despair aud found her only consolation /
1 the thought that at least death could pr
o an end 10 her agony II u could not cur
j her. But while ahn waited for DEATH
= kind Providence was providing for h,
D restoration 10 health aud happincE
Reports Of the wonderful cures oiicc,c
] by Pc-ru'na having reached her husbln,
he resolved 20 have his wife try H. Try
she did, aud before she had finished III
a first bottle she felt new spirit Of III
within her. Her sense OF feeling began
return and her eyes began 10 IMPROVE
After she had taken three bottles b,
: paralysis had left her nnd hcr cycsight vi
I, almost completely restored. She soon b
y came n new woman, aud life once mol
= became worth living. Her restoration vi
so marvellous that even now sho "a
= hardly realize that Hhc was once ON M