The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-08-10
ing Female Troubles,
And Gives Some Advice for the
 Benefit
Of Suffering Woman.


 absorbing practice to stop and talk for even a few minutes, but when occasionally he does secure brief breathing spell and has a few minutes for conversation he al ways has something interesting and val uable to say. One of these rare occa sions recently presented itself, and, as usual, the doctor proceeded to discuss mat ters relating to human diseases and their remedies in his characteristically felieitous and instructive style His theme on this casion was the many and serious complaints common to women. As this is a subject whose importance cannot be over estimated, and as what Dr Hartman has to say Is, by reason of his long experience and his exceptional sue cees as physician and surgeon, of peculiar interest to the public, we gladly give space for it.
 From the minutest atom of matter, began the doctor, to the stupendous mass of the mighty universe, there is marked duality of strength and weakness. This duality dis closes itself in masses, m forces, in structures and in tendencies. AS this Is true in mani. mate nature, so it is equally true in animate nature. And as 1t prevails in vegetable and in lower animal life, so 1t prevails in human life. Indeed. the higher we ascend in the scale of evolution the more marked we ind thIs duality. And when we come to compare the structure of the female organlzation with that of the male, and the character of the nervous system of the one with that of the other, the difference becomes not only moct noticeable but most serious. S) much finer is tho structure of the female organization than that of man, and so much more highly strung is her nervous system, that she IS ever ex- posed 10 chan ges and subject to disorders and diseases that man knows nothing of. From the time when, as a girl of from thirteen to fifteen, she attains sexual maturity, to the very last day of her life, she is constantly afflicted to a greater or less degree with troubles peculiar to her sex, and is in danger at any moment of becoming the victim of the most dangerous functional disorders. Over study as a pupil, a slight exposure resulting in a cold. overwork of any kind, and any sort of heavy lifting-all or. any of these may quickly bring on irregularities that may tail most serious and painful consequences. nervous shock of any description may cause the same thing. But it is particularly in that period known as Change of Life" that wom ans strength and vitality Is sorely tried. IL is then, of all times, that she needs the most intelligent and skillful treatment and the most constant care. As it generally goes hand in hand with general debility, the pa tient is greatly reduced and her suffering is extreme.
 No medicine ever discovered has proved SO effective and achieved such remarkable results in every variety of female troubles, from the lightest to the most severe form. as Pc ru- na The case will give as an illustration of Its
 ower Is but one in a thousand. The i'm DOT. sAnt point to be attended 10 in all cases of this kind is not to worry or fret, to preserve all possible equanimity, to take all the rest and quiet circumstances will permit, and to have patience-the latter especially when the trouble assumes @ chronic character. Peru. na, with Man-a-lin to keep the bowels regular, Is all the medicine that is necessary, and IS an infallible cure. One more caution. Thinness of blood causes women a great deal of trouble. Do not take iron to thicken or strengthen it. Pe-ru-na is not only all that is needed, but it is thousand. fold better than iron, which is of no earthly account in & case of impoverished blood. The vegetable constituents of Pe-ru.na not only contain all the iron the blood wants, but they contain 1t in just the form in which the blood can absorb 1t. Iron, as iron, can never enter the blood. It is a fraud and delusion. I give you the following case as one of.A thousand Illustrating what have said:
 Mrs. c. A. Proehl. of New Pop<Axe. Summit county. Ohio. suffered extremely over Ave years with Female Troubles of the \ Aet pain ful and dangerous character. After eHduring Intense torments of body and mind for some time shs placed herself under the care of her family phy ysician. He told her that she was suffering with A.euchorrh@a. and proceeded to doctor her for that disease. For one entire year he treated her. and then was compelled 70 inforn tho suffering and almost despairing nn hmt TYfnarm fSrxx Al haA s@&