The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-10

MADE lts way 10 her limbs, and there dlu
awful work, not only eating the flesh from
tine bones, but penetrating them. That
the unfortunate woman's suffering might
know no surcease, and that her cup OF
misery might be full, the malignant demon
then betook itself to her head and face,
distorting her countenance out OF all shape,
and all but shifting her blind. Alas even
her mind finally succumbed TO the advanc-
ing encroachments of the dread disease, and
1t was only too plain that death was not
lar OIL. Aye, she prayed for death to put
her out OF her agony, for the last ray Of
hope had left her.
While thus awaiting the fatal but well
come summons to cross the lark, cold
river, some one advised that DR.. Hartman
be called in. The papers were full of ac-
counts OF the remarkable cures he was eff
fecting, cures whose like had not been seen
before in Eastern Pennsylvania. II he was
so successful in all these other cases, why
should he not in Mrs. Ingrams case2 II
was q provdential suggestion. He was
summoned Just in time. No sooner had he
laid his eyes upon her than he saw that it
was not Cancer, but Scrofula. that was
killing her. But there was no time TO
lose. Every moment was precious He
at once put her on course OF La-cu-pi-a,
confident that, though Death had already
marked her as his own, the unequaed vir-
tues OF his great Blood Remedy would
save her. Nor was his confidence mis-
placed. To her own wonderment and to
the amazement OF all who knew her, and
especially to the establishment OF the phys
icians who had given her up to die, she
began to get better Immediately, and in
six months she was well womanl All
her sores had healed, and she was as
healthy and as strong as she had ever been
in her life. She actually gained forty -five
pounds while under the La-cu-pi-a treat
ment. This cure alone is enough to prove
that as a Blood Remedy La-cu-pi-a has
absolutely no equal. Like all who have
ever given it a fair trial, Mrs. Ingram
knows thatit is all that il is claimed ~ be,
and she gladly joins the grand chorus OF
thousands OF other grateful persons who
sing Its praise.
Mrs. swerts's Case.
A cure that is almost as remarkable as
the above is that OF Mrs. John Sweris, OF
Pierpont, Ashtabula County, o. Ii was a
case OF Internal Scroiula, OF the severest
and most malignant character, and her
NhANt nhiNl WINS ttltNttu hlOAlN Dl
OF La-cu-pi-a, with Man-a-lin TO keep the
Bowels regular, was simply marvellous be-
yond all expression. Her Stomach was the
seat OF her trouble, and she had suffered
unutterable woes for over twenty-five
years. During eight years Of thisprotracted
period OF awful agony Chronic Diarrhea
had added its tortures TO her other aillic-
tions. Everything that she ate soured OH
hnE Il -. a.
gave her the most distressing pain. Nor,
do what she would, could she get rid OF
her Diarrhea. But the measure of her
woes and her affections was not vet full
A Fibrous Tumor appeared This was re.
moved, but the physician who re moved
IL, though he treated her over year.
failed TO do ANYTHING else for her.
Her bowels and her stomach remained us
bad as ever. Then Canccrous Trouble
began TO develope. First, Cancer broke
out on her side. One doctor burned il
with plaster, while others poured Blood
Syrups into her until her poor stomach alb
solutely refused the nauseating stuff And
IL was better for her tina. she could not
take any moro OF II, for IL was doing her no
good Whatever. On the contrary, she was
getting worse. For Cancers began break
NIX hhA Ail ONNi hVl1s llfI
was now quite indescribablc, so terrible
was II, and she was on the point Of giving
up all hope OF ever being well again, when
her husband happened TO run across DIR.
llartman's ellis oil Life" He brought Ii
home and gave 1t TO her to read. IL came
M a revelation To her. She read IL through
ming 10 end. When she had read the ease
ni MEa IRfrNuFa rtsFau ul..tF.. al... all -.
herself nj once: "llero Is n case almost
like mine. My case is certainly no
worse than hers. No case could
be. II La-cu-pi.a and Man-a-lin
could cure her, they certainly must be
able TO cure me-" So confident and so
encouraging was she that she got a bottle
OF each Immediately and began taking
them. We give the result in her own
words, in letter written 10 DR. Hartman:
Before had taken one bottle | began
20 feel like new creature. My stomach
and bowels began 30 improve nj once. and
continued 10 get better aud better rapidly
up 20 the present time. | can now eat
anything that anyone else eau. Ny diar-
rhea Is entirely cured, and my general
health Is better than II has been for many
ycars; the cancefous trouble has all dis
four bottles OF La.cu-p-a and two bottles
OF Man-a-lin. My neighbors are aston.
ished at my speedy recovery. and can
but talk OF d.. llartman's La-cu.pi-a aud
Man-a.lin rs the greatest medicine In the
world"
Mrs. Maggie Iarper's Case.
The cure OF Mn Maggie Harper, Of
Columbus. o., Is "a splendid monument to
the success OF La-cu.pi-a as a remedy for
the most malignant and DESPERATE forms Of
Blood Disease. II IA monument both
more glorioEs and more lasting than one
Of marble or Of brass. With the possible
exception OF Mn. Ingram, no woman who
ever lived endured greater suffering Of
body and Of mind than Mrs. Harper
Indeed, no woman could suffer more Than
she suffered and survive. For seven long,
lingering years she was the wnetched aud
pitiablo victim OF every torture and debility
that most terrible OF all blood diseases -
Scroiula-could inflict upon human
being. Beginning ~ an uncertain aud
apparently not dangerous eruption over
her entire body, u continued 10 increase In
virulcnco until her body, from the crown
OF her head 10 the solos OF her iect, was
one great fostering sore. The very leading
physicians Of The city woro called In,
but they acknowledged themselves power.
less 10 stay the destroying aud agonlking
progress Of the dread disease. Zach day
found her worse, Ia spite OF all that could
be done for her. In her arms, back, chest,
lower limbs, and finally In her throat and
nose the odious poison made is way, eat
ing into the ilcsh aud muscles aud piercing
every nerve OF the poor woman's body with