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

prescribing them TO the exclusion Of all
other medicines.
DIR. Hartman is also the author OF most
useful book. II is called "The Ills OF
Life" and a learned physician thus testi-
fies 10 its worth: 1T Is one OF the mos.
valuable books that has ever been written.
Every one can understand 1t and by il can
cure himself OF all the general diseases 10
which. we are liable, and thus save many a
large doctor bill" In the case OF diseases
OF the Eyes, Deformities, Cancer Tumors
and other diseases OF like difficult nature,
oil course Dr. Hartman should always be
consulted in person.
But II taken in time and as directed. Pc
runa will positively cure any case Of Neu-
ralgia,any pain wherever located, any cura-
bic case of Consumption, Heart Disease,
Sore Throat, Group, Diphtheria, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Chills 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, Brights
Disease, Diabetes and every variety OF Fe-
male Weakness. During his constant and
immense practice in the past twenty-five
years DIR. Hartman has never prescribed
Tor 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, ho pre-
scribes Man-a-lin with the Pe-ru-na and,
judging by the record Po.ru,na has made
during this long period, he Is free TO say
that, Tor these diseases, there Is no remedy
that can equal IL. II il absolutely un-
rivaled. Out OF thousands of cures ef-
iected by Pe-ru.na we pick out the fol-
lowing four rs illustrations OF its wonderful
efficacy:
Capt. Orr's Case.
For more than twenty years Capt. John
Orr OF Pearlington, Miss, had been the
victim OF the most oxcruciating, 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 so, who are doomed by cruel and
relentless fate TO endure the agonics that
unfortunate aud wretched man endured.
Small wonder Is IL, indeed, that he prayed
hourly TO God 10 take his life from him
and end his misercs. But God willcd
differently. He must live aud he must
suiler. And was there no PHYSICIAN who
could relieve his anguish? No medicine
that could assuago his pain2 None what
ever. From Tar and near the most learned,
shllful and famous physicians OF the South
were summoned. But 20 no purpose. The
demon OF neuralgia that had taken pos.
session of the poor mans body babe sue
ccssiul defiance 10 them all and continued
10 torment his helpless, hopeless and dying
victim. In vain, also were all medicines,
scientific prescriptions, patent, proprietary
and every other variety aud Kind OF
remedy anxiously and thoroughly tried.
After long and repeated consultations of |
distinguished physicians, aud ~ last |
desperate resort, the surgical operation OF |
u division OF the nerve was decided upon. |
For three days the result was success,
and Capt Orr enjoyed u respite from pain |
that seemed little less than heaven to him. |
Rest Comfort Peaccl This was some
thing he had not known for years. But, |
alnsl his freedom from the clutches OF his |
invoterate and cruel enemy was OF short !
duration. At the end OF three DAYS the |
divided ends Of then nerve united again, and |
the awful agony returned 10 rack his tor
tured face with oil It's old-timo severity. |
Nay, worse! Tho agony increased, |
and he suffered probably ns no human
being had ever suffered before Again
he nerve repeated aud each time the
respite WIS as brief rs before. and the pain
-edoubled when Il returned Seventeen
lines, indeed, was the nerve divided, I'M
III finally, In sheer despair, having ex.
haustcd every remedy and device at their
the physicians and surgeons,
whose populations In the profession was
regarded ~ second 10 none, were com
PEELED 20 confess TO the now diving and
utterly despairing man that they could do
absolutely nothing moro for him, that
hey had utterly exhausted tho resources
II their skill aud knowledge, and that
hey must leave him to endure his agonics
~ best lac might until kind death should
come to his relief. lie resigned himself
10 his terrible fate, and composed himself
10 sulicr ON 10 the end.
But, though he knew no.. his deliyercr
was near ut hand. The arrival of Dr.
Hartman at the st. Charles Hotel In
New Orleans was announced, aud Capt.
Orr was at once brought before
him. "Oh, yes exclaimed tho Doctor
Immediately, you have indeed Neuralgia,
and Neuralgia OF the seyurcst and most
terrible lorm-Iic poulourcx, or Ncuml-
gia OF the Face. Your suilcrings must
truly have been terrible How YOU have
survived 10 long, with only occasional 70
lief, h beyond my comprehension. but
the cause of all your trouble h plain. Its
nothing less than Chronic Catarfh, OF the
Humid Variety. Now that YOU have
placed yourself In my hands | will show
you how really | can relieve YOU Of all
your neuralgia pain, and | will do 40 by
Inst curing your Caiarrh." DR. Hartman
thcWupon prescribed n winc-glnssful Of |
Pc'ru-na. Ia be- taken every hour until the
sufferer should be released from the cruel
clutches Of the demon Pain. The dose
was then 70 be repeated every three hous
until the last twingo OF pain had disap.
pearcdi aud alter that q tablespoonful
every three houu until restoration 10
complete and perfect health. pc-ru-na
was all that was prescribed, aud now We
shall see what wonders II accomplished.
We're not absolute proof ut hand, tho
marvellous effects resulting from this treat
mont would almost siagyer belief. Moth.
ing like Il In a case Of this Kind his ever
been recorded II well nigh transccnds
the bounds VI the most vivid Imagination.
within twCniy.iour hours Capt Orr ex-
pcricnccd a marked relief from hs awful
pain within two weeks ho was completely
freed from Il, and inside OF four months
he was restored 10 as perfect health a.
lac had over enjoyed IN hil life. This. In
a Tow words, h The story VI the gruatest.
grnndcat aud most astounding cnrc OF an
aggravated case Of chronic neuralgia
known 10 medical history. A big lee
was paid 90 pf. Hartman, and paid most
gladly though Il Is questionable II any leo
= worthy of being called big Fec that X