The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-10
A Marvellous Tale That Proves Truth To
Be Stranger Than Fiction.

Last week we called attention to Peru
ma and Man-a-lin, two OF DIR. Hartman's
remarkable discoveries. We gave their
composition and explained their virtues,
and stated that their efficacy was due
DR.. Hartman's extraordinary and dis
tinguished success in the cure OF large
number OF diseases. We gave a list of
these diseases, and illustrated and tested
the efficacy of Pe-ru-na and Man-a-lin by
giving at length some of the most aston
ishing cures on record, cures OF patients
who had been given up 10 die by eminent
physicians, and were actually on their
death beds. In this article we give the
composition, virtues and record OF La-cu-
pi-a, an unequaled remedy in an entirely
different class OF diseases. The cases we
give Of cures effected by La-cu-pi-a are
without parallel in the history OF medl-
cine, and afford sufficient and all-con vino.
ing proof that il has no equal in the treat
ing Of these diseases. II was several years
after he discovered Pe-ru-na that DR..
Hartman discovered La.cu.pi.a, and had
il not been for these medicines and the
astounding success attending their use,
DIR. Hartman would not now onioy the
fame lac does, and would not now stand
in the front rank Of his profession, equaled
by few, II any, and surpassed by none.
Lt.CU-PIA
is composed OF Pe-ru-na and q peculiarly
made extract OF the green root OF Stillin-
gia OF Stillingia the United States Dis
pensatory says: "ln large does Slillingia
Is Cathartic, in smaller doses Alternative,
and influential over the secretions. II has
long been popularity used in South Caro-.
lima, but was first introduced TO the notice
OF the profession by Dr. Thomas Young
Simons rs valuable Alternative remedy in
Syphilitic Affections, and Others ordinarily
requiring the U.s. OF Mercury. From re-
ports in lis favor there seems to be no
reason To doubt the efficacy OF this medi-
clue in Secondary syphilis, Scroiula, Cnia-
neous Diseases. Chronic Hepatic Alice
tons, and other complaints ordinarily ben
eited by Alternative medicines"
The class OF diseases in which something
more than Po-ru-na Is required, aud in
which la.cu.pi-a has been found 40 sue
cessful, is large one, and embraces dis.
eases Of most terrible nature. They are
Hypertropbic and Atrophic Catarrh, for
instance; Chronic Rheumatism and skin
Diseases; Scroiula; Sores and Assesses Of
the neck. bones and ears; Running Dis
charges OF matter from any other part OF
the body; Old Ulcers OF the skin and
muscles OF the leg or elsewhere; any
disease that forms matter, whether the
matter be pcnt up, M an Unopened ABB
scess, for example, or issues from an Open
Absccss. or from Bone Ulcers dead bonel,
either In the aims, legs, hips. spine or
chest; and, finally. syphilis, In every
stage, first, second and third. These arc
the worst diseases that aillict the human
race, and very few indeed are the physi-
clans and the remedies that can cure
them. Dr. Hartman Is one Of these few
physicians. however, and the leading one
Oi them. and the remedy that has brought
him his unriyalcd success is La-cu-pi-a, a
specific for all these diseases, aud gnaran-
teed TO cure every durable case. A few
remarkable cases will prove this. They
are all cases that were pronounced absO-
lutoly hopeless by distinguished physi-
clans, and 70 they would have been had
no, L,-ou-pi.a been used.
Mrs. Milo Ingrani's Case.
The account of her awful alnic.ion given
by Mrs. Milo Ingram. Of Pittaburg well
nigh SURPASSED belief, and IL enough TO
melt hcaItsOi stone 10 tears Of sympathy.
Language u incapable Of porraying her
yKlcnngs as they really were. Tie reader
must do his best 10 picture Tor himself the
most complete aud pitigblo condition Of
bodily emaciali0n and torture, and help.
less, hopeless agony, his Imagination can
fmmc; aud yet, like the majority Of such
cases, the beginning was comparatively
Insignificant ono-a mere fall while at
tempting 10 cross sewer drain. But
presently n large aud exceedingly painful
swelling appeared upon her right side II
was highly disoolored. aud Il spread
rapidly. Suffering inlolorablo pain aud
anxious ~ 10 the character and danger Of
the malignant thing that had takcn root
In her side, she called In tho leading
physician Of Allegheney. lie at once de-
oidcd that consultation Of prominent
physicians and surgeons should DO held.
il was had, and tho result was that fer
trouble was pronounced malignant cancer,
and, worse than ALL declared incurablc.
Then she consullS.Nlniih one physician
after another, enduring the most horrible
and agonizing pain, meanwhile, and hop.
ing against hope. Some succeeded In
temporarily relieving her, but none did
anything whatever toward curing her.
doctor" she would ask, a. each one In
turn ended his examination, cant you
do something for mc2 Isn't there some
hopcf' ono, Madame" he would ans
wer, none. Your case " absolutely In
curable" Who can realize the anguish Of
soul. tho despair that must have fol-
lowed such rcply7 Each day her condi-
ton became more frighiiul, each day
drove nail into her collin. The disease
ate its way through her breast, actually
laying bare the bones beneath. Then Il