The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-03

out lis gaunt arms TO welcome her to an
untimely death and a cold and cruel grave.
None OF them could save her; and 80 she
approached hor doom, suffering in body
and tortured in mind, racked with pain
and rent with despair. AT last the day
came when the grave stared her in the
face, and could almost hear the clods fall
ing in dull thud upon her collins lid. Her
lips had now become livid, her finger nails
had turned blue, and her very pulse had
ceased TO beat. The loved ones abandon
cd all hope, and felt that within a few
hours the last spark OF life would vanish
from that poor, pallid, emaciated frame,
and all that would be left 10 them OF this
dear wife, daughter and friend would be q
mass OF lieless clay.
DR.. Hartman was sent for none too soon.
few hours more and Mrs. Eberlein's
weary, struggling spirit would have passed
into the Great Unknown. But tn )ugh IL
was almost too late, IL was just in time 10
give a most wonderful revelation of the
Doctors phenomenal skill and Of Peru
mas unequaled efficacy rs a cure OF the
disease that more often and more success
fully battles the skill OF man and the
power OF medicines than any other known
to the human race; and yet what Dr.
Hartman did was apparently simple
enough lie merely prescribed one tea
spoonful OF Pe'ru.na to be taken every
hour, with instructions to let him know
II she was not better within twenty-four
hours. For two weeks he heard not a
single word from her, when what was
his surprise one morning 10 see her
husband burst into his office and hear
him exclaim exultingly, doctor. my
wife IL WE'LL" Startling as such an an
nouncement naturally seemed, II proved
TO BIO anything but an exaggeration. She
was really better than she had been for
nearly year. aud was actually the
heartcst eater ut the table. IL is q marvel
GUS but absolutely vouched for fact that
she who was Mt the very point OF death,
was out Of bed within ten days after she
began taking Pe-ru.nal Today healthier
or heartier woman does not live upon
the earth, and, knowing rs she does that
she owes II all 10 DIR. Hartman and his
llie-giving Pe-ru-na, she never tires OF
singing their praises.
Mr.. Dolls Case.
"All my pain and lameness arc gone,
and | am quite well aglinl" No one who
did not SEQ Mr.. Matthias Doll, Of New Or
leans, when suffering the torlures OF the
damned with Kidney Trouble tDiabetes),
can appreciate the joy he felt when he ut
tered the above. For more than six long
and weary years he had suffered rs few
men are doomed TO suilcr. Life became
TO him one long and terrible torture. The
pain In his back, aud often in his legs,
made him so lame that he could not walk,
and, TO cap the climax, his legs nj
last became 80 swollen and 30 sore
that he could not cross them when sitting.
Seven leading physicians doctored him,
and each one Of them LETT him in us bad or |
worse shape than before. Then no resorted |
% one patent medicine after another, each |
N turn proving % be humbug OF the |
most despicablo character. Ii is easy TO |
believe that after this he was on the point |
)i absolute despair. DO what lac might. |
there seemed 10 be no hope for him. But |
one day his attention was called To an ac- |
count In one Of the New Orleans papers OF |
I wonderful cure effected by Pc-ru-na ~
by Dr. Hartman. Then he read |
II one cure after another, all remarkable,
md all we'll authenticated. lie deter
mined 10 avail himself OF the astounding
kill OF the Doctor aud of tho almost mi-
aculous virtues OF Pe-ru-na. lie called
N the Doctor who Immediately prescribed
'o.ru'nn. Tho effect was instantaneous.
nd well nigh surpasses belief. lie began 10
Ut better with the very first dose, and
ontinued TO rapidly improve, until the
yelling aud Stiffness in his legs had van.
'hcd, all his pain aud lameness had dis.
ppearcd, aud ho was once more well and
lrong. Such cases rs this need not the
Id OF rhetoric 10 enforce their lessons
heir plain and unadorned statement is
loqucnt and persuasive enough.
Mrs. TowciIs's Case.
We will let Mrs. Towella state the facts
her cure in her own words. Her ease
las chronic case OF Female Trouble of
wcnty years standing. II was an exceed.
ngly delicate aud at the same time des-
'erale case. aud was cured entirely by the
lse OF Pc-ru.na, no other medicine what
'ycr being used. Her case furnishes the
most convincing aud satisfactory proof |
hat, NJ a remedy Tor this class OF discasos
10 common, often 20 painful, aud frequent. 1
v 20 dangerous, Pe.ru-na has no equal.
\lr. Towrla states her case very simply. /
She has not dcckod 1t out in fnrbclows of |
Inc words. She has simply stated facts,
ND they ATE facts worth pondcring Here
s her letter
GANrroN, Tex, Jan 10, tssO
Dr. x n Hartman
Dear Sir-l have been getting i.ong 40
liccly with my tWcnty-ycar-Old female
rouble that enjoyed this Christmas aud
VIEW Year better, ten times over, than
yer before for many years. Tho fact IL,
)octor ] am well aud this IL what none OF
nv friends Or physicians ever expected.
hey all mad, fun Of me when | com.
ncnccd treatment with you. Now nj
east twenty women Of my acquaintance
rc anxious 10 have YOU visit Galveston
gain, and every ono OF them will take
our treatment May God bless you for
he great good work YOU arc doing.
Mus. MARY TowELLA.
The only thing giyon her by DR.. Hart
nan In addition % pc-ru.na was a little
ilan-a.lin occasionally 10 keep her Bowels
pen.
30 much Tor Pc.ru.na. But there Is
istinct aud important class Of ills. or.
alhUr, class OF irregularities and dlsor.
cra with serious Ills consequent upon
hem, that We have thus iar touched upon
Their great importance, how.
yer, requires more special mention. These
Irregularities aud disorders are those pcr.
aiming 10 tho Liver, Kidneys and Bowels,
nd the Ills referred 10 are the mnny aud
angcrous ones that result from Hnbitual
constipation, Biliousncsg, Piles, nyspcp.
10, Headache, and thousand aud one
thcr diseases aud complications follow in
lac Train OF Constipation. Plainly, there.
1rc, Constipation h the root OF all these
wills. Tho medicine that strikes Office.
lively nj this root ~ the medicine that the
'coplo want Man-a.lin Il the very mcdi.