The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-21
DIR. HARTMAN
Tells Us What We Should Do
In the SprinRtime to Resist the De-
bilitating Effects
OF the Heat and to Ward of the
Biliousness,
Headaches and Various other In
Examinations,
Disorders and Diseases That 30 Com
monty Affiict Mankind During
Early Summer.

n, nj, the seasons OF the year spring is !
the time when the system is most gener- |
eolly disordercd and debilitatel, and in |
most need, therefore, OF the aid OF some
good medicine TO at once regulate ana [,
Strengthen il. The blood OF nine persons
ont al every ten Is in miserable state OF |
impuriiy at this time, and lhis Is the seat
OF the whole trouble. When the head
aches, when the appetite is poor, when one
has that wretched "tired feeling" together
with an offensive breath and frequent
tendency 10 sudden attacks OF peculiar
dizziness, Il simply means that the blood
Is out OF order and needs purifying IL
means, also, that tonic is necessary TO
fortiiy the weakened system against the
facilitating effects of warm weather iol-
lowing so closely upon the bracing. air OF
winter. For the benefit OF those who are
suffering in this way, and who are likely
20 become dependent because they do not
understand the nature OF their troubles,
and do not know what 10 do TO get rld OF
them. DR.. S. b. Hartman, the celebrated
physician and surgeon, whose name Is
familiar TO all, and whose remarkable sue
cess in his profession has qualified nm 10
sneak with authority on matters pertaining
has taken the trouble 10 explain the cause
OF these spring and early summer troubles,
and TO give his advice rs to what to do TO
prevent them, in the first place, and 10 get
rid OF them, in the second place, in case
they do appear. For the beniit OF the
public, therefore, he has furnished the
following statement;
During the winter the circulation OF the
blood is sluggish and is confined prlnci-
paly 10 the internal organs, while the
SKIN Is but fccbly supplied with the life
giving fluid. As consequence OF this
unequal distribution Of the blood, the
eecrctions Of the internal organs become
oyerchargel with the impurities OF the
system that should have been discharged
through the pores OF the skin. II is dur.
ing the months al April aud May, the
very months when Mother Earth Is bud.
ding and blossoming into yernal beauty,
when the balmy air IS filed with freshness
aud with fragrance; at this very time,
when the face Of Nature h putting on It's
swcelcs, and most winsome smile, aud
when life itself, drawing new inspiration
iiOm the OVERLOOKING cXuberanCc OF Ma
ture, should bc most Astounding and most
joyous, that Biliousncss, Conges ION, Rhcu-
maiism. lnfammltions aud Ncuulgias
make their unNclcomc appearance 10 rack
the body with pain aud darkcn the heart
with shadows. No one, however, need
worry in anticipation OF such attacks. for
they can all be avoided by a course OF
yunlie medication with Pe.Iu-na and
Man-a.lin, remedies that need no intro
dnc,ion TO the public, ~ they are every
where recognized 10 standard medicines
. le'ru-na viii cNld the winter accumula'
lion oi impurities through the
pores OF the hsin, cqua.ize the
emulation ol the blood. aud IN this
Way prevent I'D such Diseases. II already
afflicted with them. lc.ru'na will breakup
the imitation and congestion, allay the
PAIN, ana build mp tine system 10 It's nor
nal active condition. AZ the same time
the Nan.a-lm viii arouse the action OF the
liver and kidneys aud cXpel through the
bowels the impurities OF those organs.
There Is no need, therefore, Ol any one
Worrying Tor fear that he will be attacked,
or OF becoming respondent because ho u
attacked, ior ~ rc-ru.na and Mun-a-lin he
has both preventive aud cure. They arc
truly great power, and will euro nearly
all the ills that mankind b. subject TO. tn,
following case Is a splendid illustration o
the power OF these two RENE lies In the
cure Of lung troubles, such rs plcuro-pncu
monia. etc:
While In the enjoyment OF the mos
perfect health, Mn% j. w. Luckeubach
wife OF the wcll-known commercial tny
elcr OF Toledo, O., was stricken dow
with plcuro-pneumonia. II was most Vi
olcni and dangerous attack. There seem
ed 10 be no limit TO its yirulencc. tenn
baocd both lungs, aud developed a cougl
no painful and 30 weakening that her sui
fcnngr were enough 10 drive her mad
10 the Imagination OF the unfortunate IA,
frightened woman the disease that la,
seized her In It's clutches took the form o
a lend ncarnaic. She could feel upoI
her breast the cluiching Ol his cruel fin
gen and upon her checks the hot pant
ings OF his dcath-ladcn breath. As shl
Law helpless upon her bed OF torture
while tie cold chill OF despair cropt owe
her, she could see the morking smile upol
his face, ~, with a significant gesture, III
pointed 20 the dark form Of Death bcckOn
ing 10 her in the distance. II miglt hay
been the fantastic fiction OF dcurium, bu
with her pulse at l20and her respiration d
~, anil with pain accompanying cac
breath iiat made every nerve in her bod
throb with the most poignant agony, thI
vision Of diaordercd Imagination was 10
an cNirayagaut fancy, but u rcprcscntalio
81 terrible reality To person in h,
desperate condition death could cerlanl
40. be very iaf oil. but there Il one me,
icine, at least, that is able TO cope, an
- cope successfully, oven With death, an
tia. Is Pc-ru-na. Now IL happened, mo-
fortunately. that Mls. Lukcnbach
husband know this, lot pc-ru.nu had cuit
him OF case OF Caiath that bad biddo
fair 10 iaslon Itself upon him Tor M
More than that, ht had read 40 mau
testimonials 10 the great efficacy II Per-
ma that he could not but have tho utmo
confidence In H. lie therefore gave Il
hin vile, n ieaspooniul IN barley wat
every two hours, with enough Mau.a.li
halt an hour after each meal, 10 keen II
bowels open. The very next day ai
this treatment had been begun the paiic
experienced q marked relief. Her pain Il
gan 10 leave her, her fever 10 subside, "a
her lungs TO feel easier With this mark
improvement returned ,hc hope that hi
left her long before. Aud o. each ii
found her better, she grow more hopei
aud happier. So rapid was her prom,
toward recovery that, marvellous as Il IN
npPoir within two weeks she was able
yet MT Of the bel 10 which she had be
confined N long and walk two blocks
dinner. Aud when the use Of Peru.
Was discontinued, the last remaining y
ilsc OF lung trouble had disappeared a