Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-01
THE PALL1Na LEAFKs,
And the Lesson They Teach to suHsrlns
Mankind.

And the Lesson They Teach to HuHering
MaBkInd.
Every season has its deep and distinct sig
nificance and brings Its own message to the
human race. Those who have ears and yet
hear not do not understand this significance
nor catch this message, just as those who
are blind do not see the changing beauties
of nature as the year rolls on. But to those
who are able and willing to hear, the mes
sage never fails to come. Now it Is borne
to them ON the icy blasts OF winter, now on
the balmy breezes OF the springtime, now on
summers rose-laden zephyrs, and again on
the freshening winds Of autumn, in whose
cool embrace the falling leaves are carried
to the ground.
But Of all the lessons taught by the
various seasons of the year, that Of golden
tinted Autumn is at once the saddest and
the most salutary. 1t is the burden Of every
leaf that falls. 1t teaches that everything
that lives, however bright and gay, how
ever happy and hopeful, must come to an
end, must sooner or later perish and disap-
pear. Wealth nor virtue nor prayers can
stay the relentless and destroying hand Of
time. The paths of glory and of ignominy
alike lead but to the grave. Nature gives,
and Nature claims again, and there is none
that can escape this immutable and awful
law.
But the falling leaves teach more than
this. They teach that there is not only an
end to everything, but that there are also
liabilities to premature end. Lessons of de-
cay are surely taught, but also of untimely
decay. They point us not only to death,
but to disease also. Not only is death the
unavoidable end of all men, on our track,
but disease the avoidsble condition of many
is also on our track. To prepare for the for
mer and avoid the latter is the true aim of
life. The first is done by living true life;
the second is done by taking Pe-ru-na.
What is Pe-ru-na? It is, in the first place,
the greatest Tonic on earth. If you are
tired and want something to invigorate and
strengthen you, Pe-ru-na will do it. It will
act like charm, and make you feel like
new person altogether. If you feel languid
and Iistless, it will brace you up and put
life and energy into every fiber of your
body. If you are downhearted and gloomy,
it will brighten and clear you up, dry up
your tears, and put song Of Joy into your
mouth. This is not poetry, but the plain
truth, as testified to by thousands who have
tried it and know whereof they speak.
In the second place, Pe-ru-na is an in
vigorator whose equal is not found any
where. The system, even when it does not
harbor disease, is often in condition that
readily breeds disease, and that is most
dangerous. As natural and inevitable
consequence disorders of different kinds are
induced and a train of evils started that may
eventuate most disastrously. Such condi-
tion of things is really most alarming, and
it is then that there should be no delay in
taking Pe-ru-na, for its power to remove the
seeds Of functional arrangement, and restore
the threatened system to perfectly healthy
and safe state, approaches the marvellous.
But Pe-ru-na is more than q tonic and
system invigorator. There is a large class
of diseases over which it has magical con-
troll. Some of these are the dreadest dis
eases that af1ict mankind. Consumption,
for instance, pneumonia, bronchitis, and
other lung troubles; neuralgia, that terrible
disease of the nerves; all the dangerous dis
eases Of the heart, stomach, kidneys; those
dread summer complaints, collie OF cramp,
cholera morbus and infantum, diarrbea and
dysenrery; scarlet, intermittent and typhoid
fever; and all female diseases, the latter so
delicate and difficult to cure that the success
of Pe-ru-na In curing them would alone en-
title it TO wonder, admiration and confidence
But its success in one is its success in all of
these diseases. There is not one of them
that if it can be cured at all, cannot be
cured by Pe-ru-ns. To give people slight
idea of what Pe-ru-na can do, DR.. Hartman
has collected from vast mass of unsolicited
testimonials few characteristic ones and
published them, together with much valua-
BILE information for those who want to cure
themselves and can't afford to run up q
doctors bill. in neat little pamphlet en-
titled ''The Ills of Life" Get it and read
il. Then get bottle Of Pe-fu-na and try
it. You will find that hall the truth has not
and cannot be told concerning its marvellous
remedial powers.