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prescribinG them to tho exclusion Of all

prescribing them to the exclusion Of all
other medicines.
DR.. Hartman Is also the author OF a most
useful book. 1t is called 'The Ills of
Ldie, and learned physician thus testi-
hes TO itss worth: ut Is one Of tho mos.
valuable books that has ever been written
Every one can understand 1t and by II can
cure himself Of all the general diseases to
large doctor bill" In the case OF diseases
OF the Eyes, Deformities, Cancer, Tumors
and other diseases OF like difficult nature,
OF course DIR. Hartman should always be
consulted in person.
But Il taken in time and as directed, Pc
rama VIII positively euro any case OF Neu-
ralgia, any pain wherever located, any cura-
Bile case OF Consumption, Heart Disease,
Sore Throat, Group, Diphtheria, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Chlls and Fever and all Ma
larial Troubles. Diarrhea Dysentery, Chol-
era Morbus, Cramp OF the Stomach, Collie,
Inflammation Of the Bowels, Lungs Kid
neys or any other internal organ, Bright's
Disease, Diabetes and every variety OF Fee
male Weakness. During his constant aud
immense practice in the past twenty-five
years DIR. Hartman has never prescribed
for the above diseases any other medicine
than Pe-ru-na.
OF course, when tho liver Is also in
active or the bowels out OF order, he pre-
scribes Man-a-lin with the Pe-ru-na and,
judging by the record Pe-ru-na has made
during this long period, he Is free TO say
that, for these diseases there Is no remedy
that can equal IT, IL Is absolutely un-
rivaled. Out OF thousands OF cures Of
fected by Pe.ru-na we pick out the fol-
lowing four as illustrations OF its wonderful
efficacy:
capt. Orr's Case.
For more than twenty years Capt. John
Orr, OF Pennington, Miss, had been the
victim Of the most excruciating, agonizing
form OF facial neuralgia. From morning
until night and from night until morning
he suffered tortures that no Imagination
can fully picture and no pen adequately
describe. Few there be, and fortunately
is II 80, who are doomed by cruel and
relentless fate 10 endure the ngonies that
unfortunate and wretched man endured.
Small wonder Is IL, indeed, that he prayed
hourly TO God 10 take his life from him
and end his miseries. But God willod
differently. He must 1.-Two and he must
suffer. Aud was there no physicican who
could relieve his anguish No medicine
that could assuage his pain2 None what
ever. From far and near the most learned,
skilliul and famous physicians OF the South
were summoned. But TO no purpose. The
demon OF neuralgia that had taken pos
session Of the poor mans body babe sue
cessful defiance 10 thom all and continued
10 torment his helpless, hopeless and dying
victim. In vain, also. were all medicines,
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and every other variety and kind OF
remedy anxiously and thoroughly tried. |
After long and repeated consultations OF |
distinguished physicians, and rs n last
desperate resort. the surgical operation Of
division OF the nerve was decided upon.
For three days the result was n success
aud Capt Orr enjoyed respite from pain
that seemed little less than heaven 10 him.
Rest Comfort Peacel This was some
thing he had not known for years. But,
alas his freedom from the clutches Of his
inyeterate aud cruel enemy was OF short
duration. At the end OF three days the
divided ends OF the nerve united again, and
the awful agony returned TO rack his tor
tured face with all its old-timo severity.
Nay, worsel The agony increased,
aud he suffered probably az no human
being had ever suffered before. Again
and again was the operation Of dividing
The nerve repeated, and each time the
respite was Ms brief as before. aud the pain
rodoublod when II returned. Sever teen
times, indeed. was the nerve divided, un-
I'll finally, In sheor despair, having ex.
haustod every remedy and device at their
command, tho physicians and surgeons,
whose regulations In the profession was
regarded as second 10 none, wcrc com
nal IN nl.aa. In NAss lUtu a |
utterly despairing man that they could do
absolutely nothing moro for him, that
they had utterly exhausted tho resources
Of their skill and knowledge. aud that
they must leave him TO endure his agonies
as best he might until kind death should
como TO his relief. lie resigned himself
10 his terrible fate, and composed himself
10 suffer ON 10 the end.
But, though he knew not, his deliyercr
WINS near at hand. Tho arrival Of DR.. /
Hartman nj tho Sc. Charles Hotel In |
New Orleans was announced, aud Capt. |
Orr was NJ once brought before |
him. "Oh, yes" exclaimed tho Doctor
Immediately, you have indeed Neuralgia, |
aud Neuralgia OF the Ecvcrcst and most |
terrible iorm-Tic- Doulourcx, or Neural |
gia Of the Face. Your sulcringu must |
truly have been terrible. How YOU have |
survived 30 long with only occasional 10. |
lief, Is beyond my comprehension. hut |
the cause Of all your trouble Is plain. II IL |
nothing less than Chronic Caiarrh, Of the |
Humid Variety. Now that you have |
placed yourself in my hands, ! will show |
you how readily | can relieve you OF all |
your neuralgia pain, and will do 30 by |
Inst curing your Caiarrh." Dr. Hartman |
thcrcupon prescribed wine-glaSsful Of |
Pc.ru-na, 10 be taken every hour until the |
sufferer should Ice released from tLc cruel
clutches OF the demon Pain. Tho dose
waa then 10 bo repeated every thrcc hours |
until the last twinge Of pain had disap. |
pearcd; aud after that tablespoonful |
every three hours until restoration TO |
complete and perfect health. rc-ru-na |
was all that was prescribed, and now We
shall see what wonders Il accomplished.
Were not absolute proof at hand, the
marvellous effects resulting from this treat
mcnt would almost siaggcr belief. Moth.
ing like u In a case OF this Kind HIS ever
been recorded. II well nigh tmnsccnds
the bounds OF the most vivid Imagination.
Within twcniy.iour hours Capt Orr ex-
! poricnccd a marked relief FROM his awful |
pain; within two weeks he was completely |
freed from u, aud inside of four months |
he was restored 10 M perfect health M
he had ever enjoyed In his life. This, In |
a few words, Is the story Of tho greatest,
grandost and most astounding cure OF an |
aggravated ease Of chronic neuralgia |
known 10 medical history. A big lee |
was paid 10 Dr. Hartman, and paid most
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