The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-12-13
DR.. HARTMAN.
A Lecture On the Theory and rraet.os
Of Medicine.
The Success Of q Famous Physician
Explained.
The Science Of Medicine.
Medication simpliAsd
Hope fer the Victims Of Consumption.
sright's Disease, Dyspepsia,
Constipation, sorofuls,
catarrh, Etc.
The Science Of Medicine.
Medication simpliAsd.


OF Michigan by virtue of the many and re-
markable cures wrought by him while at the
| PlankintOn Hotel, Detroit, and afterwards
at all of the principal cities Of the State of
Michigan, has finally completed his present
visit to this State, and has returned to his
| Surgical and Medical Institute at Columbus,
Ohio. In conversation with the doctor be-
fore his departure he made some important
statements, which have reference to the
remedies the doctor has been using to effect
the wonderful cures he has been making
daily since he has been among us. 1t APP
pears, as revealed by him, that he has been
using almost entirely three medical COM
pounds. These compounds are composed
of the most efficacious drugs to be found In
the United States dspensatory, but their
virtues are extracted and compounded in
way wholly original. When asked concern
Ing these compounds, referred to, the doctor
made the following statement:
The first twelve years of my professional
| career did not differ from that of any busy
| physician and surgeon. Early in my prac-
| tice, however, became dissatisfied with the
ordinary preparations of drugs. l had been
so frequently disappointed in their operation
that l suspected it was due to the way in
which the preparations were made. l be-
gan in modest way to procure the medici-
nal herbs and extract their virtues in such a
way that could rely on their strength and
purity. l was astOnishsd at the change in
my success i'm the treatment of disease.
really believe that my success at that time,
as well as at the present time, depends Oh
the mode by which the medicines used are
prepared, My practice soon became so ex-
tensive that it became evident that should
be obliged to institute laboratory or manu-
factory to meet my necessities, which did
Wishing to meet the demands of my private
patients l supplied my medicines to drug
gists in their vicinity, labeled with names
known only to my patients. had repeated
solicitations from druggists to put on each
bottle printed directions as TO the use and
dose, that they might supply the demand
for them that had sprung up outside my
regular patients, to which at first consent
ed. They are to be found wherever l have
patients, and l continue to prescribe them
as my principal prescriptions, scarcely
ever finding it necessary to use any other
! medicine. These three compounds are dis
tinguishsd by their names-Pe-ru-Ra, Mana
lin and La-cu-pi-a-and their compositions
is effected by process entirely unlike any
other medicine known, which process was
perfected by myself after many years ex.
. perience, and upon which their curative
virtues chiefly depend. The reason tina
three compounds were fixed upon, int
which to arrange all effective medicines
was the fact that drugs, in their operation
to cure disease, could be conveniently classeC
in three groups.
; The first group in all of those medicine
, that operate to the cure of all diseases tina
/. effect the mucus or Serious membranes OF tn
body. The names Of the diseases that ar
the result of affections of the membrane
of the various parts of the body are: Stom
| ititis CELEBRATED mouth), Pharyngitis an
|
forms of (dyspepsia), Enteritis (ulcerate
4 bowels, chronic darrh9a, etc., Nephriti
!: (Bright's disease of the Kidneys), Cystiti
!; inflammation of the bladder), Urethrit
, inflammation of the urinary and sexu;
organs, female diseases, Endocarditis (heal
disease), Bronchitis, Catarrh, Pneumonia
Consumption, and others. The diseases
the Serious sacs of the body are known a
! Pleurisy, Pericarditis inflammation of tn
heart sac), Meningitis Drain fever), Per
tontis inflammation of the bowels), an
q, Orchtis. This compound is known 6
;. Pe-ru-nr, regular medical prescription
: which brings together the few remedit
Z whose virtues are undOubted in the aboN
ID mentioned diseases, making medicine tn;
d. cannot fail to be Of great value in any or a
tc of them. Therefore, when Pe-ru-na is
~ vehemently recommended for host of di
eases, it is no bombast, Gut rational pro
- ability.
The second group is all those medicine
that operate to cure diseases affecting Il
excretory and secretory glands of the bod
This would include diseases of the CLAN,
!. of the stomach (atonic dyspepsia), disesa
. of the liver and pancreas (Which eau
jaundce, biliousness, bilious colic so,
stomach, water brash, sick headache, blec
ing of gas, and host of similar troubles
and diseases of the glands of the bowel
which give rise to constipation, fatulenc
intestinal collie, piles fistulas of the rectui
etc. This long list of troubles, all comil
from a single cause, must be met by sing
remedy. The number of medicines tn
have been found to be reliable of this ella
are very small, and they are all included
the farmula known as Man-a-lin.
The third group includes all those me'
cines which have been found to be Of re
worth in the cure of constitutional disease
or commonly known as blood diseases. I
most common of this class of diseases al
Scrofua, Syphilis in all its varieties, Chror
Ulcers. Necrosis Tor bone ulcers, few
sores), Eczema (salt rheum), all chror
skin diseases, Chronic Rheumatism, dseas
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