The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-05-11
DIR. HARTMAN
Explains His Wonderful Success in Cur
ing Ague.

II We were asked TO name the most com
mon disease affecting mankind I'm the Middle
and Southern, and especially In the South
ern States we should unhesltatlngly re-
reply-Ague. Chills and Fever. Malaria, or In
termittentFever. all of these being names for one
aud the same disease. II some one were 60 start
out and ask every person ne knew or met
whether he had the Ague. he would very likely
get an Affirmative answer from nine out of every
ten. Few and far between indeed are those who
have not suffered with this miserable malady
AT some period of their lives: and few also are
those who Will not declare that they never had
any disease that made their lives quite so
wretched rs this one Whether they had II I'm
the well defined Cold. Hot and Sweating Stages
almost freezing to death one hour. and well
nigh burning up the neXt-Or whether IL attacked
them I'm the form of Dumb Agus. I'm which they
felt n IL they were neither alive nor dead.
neither sick enough 10 go To bed. aud yet too III
to work. suffering all manner of dull pains and
getting no sympathy In what form soeVer they
had II. they are ready IL swear that IL Is about
the meauest the most unpleasant thing that
ever got mold OF them. People who have never
been afflicted with IL have no idea either how
tormenting il always Is or how dangerous II may
possibly be Often they are inclined To laugh at
those who have IL yet when II runs into Malar
ial Fever. rs IL not infrequeutly does. there are
few diseases that cause more suffering. that are
more disastrous In their effects. or that are
more fatal in their possible consequences. Nor
is II by any manner of means an easy disease To
cure when IL once becomes settled In ones Sys
tenn. Mr.. {. II. Miller. of Buffalo. y. Y. for In
stance. contracted Malarial Fever, which finally
IA I a. "A
terrible one. his weight falling In short time
from I90 Ia ll9 pounds! Eight different and
prominent doctors. one after another 'ook hold
of his ease. but all their efforts 10 cure him
proved futile The disease had got too much of
a start and had rooted itself too deeply to be
eradicated by them II 1t had not luckily hap
pened that his sister came oR from Chicago TO
visit him. IL is sad 10 contemplate what might
have become of him. But Mrs. Mott had herself
had Malarial Troubles, and she knew what
would cure them without fail. - she al once
got bottle of Pc ru-na and had her brother be-
gin taking IL Immediately. He did 80, and the
good effects were speedily shown I'm the prompt
lowering of his pulse which had been beating
as high as III times minute, in his rapid In
crease I'm weight, and in the general and steady
improvement of his health And this happy re
suit of the use of Pc ru ma emphasizes In a most
opposite and forcible manner statement re.
entity made 10y that well known aud most sue
cesSful Physician and Surgeon, DIR. Hartman.
General attention having been attracted TO the
Doctors marvellous success in the cure OF Inter
mitIent Fever and MalarIal Troubles OF every
kind. some one asked him for the secret OF his
success why, ny dear sir" he replied, there
is TO secret about IL at all. | simply prescribe
Pc ru-n ma, the only remedy have ever found In
my thirty and more years OF experience IN the
practice of medicine that is an infallible cure
for this class of diseases. For all my success
please give Peru ma the credit" Any one who
will send 10 the Feruna Medicine Company
Columbus, O., for copy OF Br. Hartmann
ILLS of Life" which is sent free TO any address
Will not only find in IL full directions as 10 how
10 use the Fe-ru-na in every stage OF the disease
and In every emergency that may arise, but also
numerous voluntary and most Trustworthy ties
timonials to the extraordinary virtues OF Pc
ru ma. AS il Is always essential TO health that
the Bowels should be kept in the best possible
condItion-open and regular-Msn- a-lin should
be taken for this purpose. Ii will prove Itself
10 be A splendid system Regulator