The times., 1889-12-20
DR.. HARTMAN's
Lecture On Michigan Continued.
Min"a-l:n, the Perfection Of La1-
atives.
A Remarkable Case Of Constipation.
Some Valuable Advice.
Indigestion, Sick Headache, Piles.

The doctor, who, by the way, is q most
engaging and instructive talker, whether
at his Institute at Columbus, O., or busily
engaged with his patients at other cities,
went on to say: am thinking some day to
publish book containing a simple and con-
else description of the more unusual cures
that l have made since l havo been using
the three remedies, Pe-ru-na, Man-a-lin
and La-cu-p;-a. AM positive 1t would be
the most remarkable book of the kind ever
contributed to medical literature, and
would, no doubt, be the means of saving
thousands from distressing disease or un-
timely death who otherwise will not hear of
these great remedies. Now, here is case
on my record that ought to be known by
everybody who is similarly effected, and
would be the means of saving many. 1t is
one of these cases for which Man-a-lin is,
by far, the best remedy ever known. While
constipation is very common trouble,
causing untold misery, and a prolific source
of great variety of i'll, yet it is not common
where constipation alone is of such severity
as to produce complete disability or en-
danger life. But sometimes physician is
called upon to treat a case Of uncOmplicated
constipation that resists every kind of
treatment, and in defiance of all medicine
the clogged bowels and torpid liver allows
the effete poisons to accumulate in the blood
until lingering death is the result. Even
in cases where death is avoidable, the suf-
fering from the inevitable effects of con-
stipation, viz, indigestion, piles, sick head
ache, makes this very formidable disease,
as frequently found in my early practice.
After l perfected the remedy which /
| named Man-a-lin had no further trouble
with this class of disorders, and it would be
impossible to estimate properly the suffering
l have prevented by the use of this remedy.
| will cite case of constipation of this
| dangerous variety as an illustration, and
| although l was entirely familiar with the
treatment of such cases according to the
| common treatment, had not already been
in the possession of Man-a-lin l fear it
would have Jared i'll with my patient.
Jno. f. Money. of Richmond, o., for
| many years had been victim of constipa-
ton. For number of years lie was treat
ed by various physicians, who, without a
shadow of doubt, gave him the benefit of
| the most approved treatment of the books.
| He went from doctor to doctor, but received
only temporary relief from the best treat
ment they could devise. Each failure left
| him worse than before. His case was an
aggravated type in (which no evacuation
would occur unless physic was taken. lie
had much pain and bloating after eating,
belching of wind, coated tongue, suffering
1 daily the most eXcruciating pain from piles,
and frequent paroXyms of severe sick head
ache, which were growing oftener each
year. In short, he was sick in bed most of
the time and as great a sufferer as doctor
would find in lifetime. He was up and
down, finding transient respite in some
prescription from the doctors, which would
soon wear out and leave him even worse
than before. The various cathartic and
laxative pills of the standard dispensatOries
were used one after another, with no farther
effect than producing active purgation,
which would invaribly be followed by a
return of the constipation with all of its at
tendant miseries. A sallow, blotched coun-
tenance, hollow eyes yellow with jaundice,
fetid breath, staggering gait, loathing of
food of all kinds, Respondent and hypocll-
ondriacal pain and heaviness in the right
side, his life burden to himself and con-
slant anxiety to his friends. Add to this
his other sufferings from headache and piles
and an utter scepticism as to any cure for
his trouble, and you have faint idea of the
case when he began taking Man-a-lin.
The fame of my cures in constipation
reached him somehow, and it had already
become an open secret that l was using
Man-a-lin, and he finally concluded to try
it. Unlike any other medicine he had
taken, Man-a-lin produced natural evacua-
ton. The relief of the sick headache and
piles was immediate. He had been so many
years such a constant sufferer that he could
not believe it would last any longer than he
continued the use of the medicine. His ap.
petite returned, complexion became clear
but he continued to take the medicine
fearing relapse, but at last gradually left
it off, when, to his surprise and joy, he
remained perfectly well, and has remained
so ever since. No one can fully realize
without similar experience what a com
plete transformation the world undergoes tC
one who has been for years the victim Of
the above dreary list of symptoms and ther
find perfect relief from them. Man-a-lin !:
a natural laxative. Taken in doses suited
to the severity of each case, it will positively
cure any case of constipation. The follow
ing guarantee to be an unfaillng cure fo
this common and vexatious disorder: Ge
bottle of Man-a-lin and begin with thu
dose according to the printed directions. i
the dose produces more than one evacuation
i'm day, take less, but If the dose is no
sufficient to cause one free movement ever.
day. take more. Find exactly the dose re
, quired to move your bowels once or twice