Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-05-22

Hope for the Victims of Consumption
Bright's Disease, Dyspepsia, COnstipa-
ton, Scrofula, Catarrh, Etc.
Dr.. S. B. Hartman, name that has be
come household word throughout the STATE
of Texas by virtue OF the many remarkable
cures wrought by him while stopping at Dial
las, Fort Worth, Austin, Waco, Houston
Galveston ard San Anton o, and afterwaro
at all of the principal cities OF the State Of
Texas. He will return to Columbus, Ohio
in time to superintend the opening OF his
magnificent palatial building, nearly finished,
p be occupied by the Surgical and Medical
Association of Columbus, of which the doc
tor is president and chief surgeon. The
doctor will take with him the best wishes OF
hundreds who have been crlFedsof some here.
tofore incurable disease. He VIA leave be-
hind him throughout the aate q host of
friends who are enthusiastic over s'remsrk-
able success as physician and Skill as a sur
geon In the short time he 1iassBeen among
us it is really astonishing The number Of
cures he has made Should he ever tisit us
again he will find multitude ready to greet
him. In conversation withahe Doctor touch
ing his return to the East he made some i'm
portant statements, which have reference to
the remedies the doctor has been using to eff
feet the wonderful cures he has been making
daily sine he has been among us. 1t APP
pears, as revealed by him, that he has been
using almost entirely three medical COM
pounds. These compounds are composed OF
the most efficacious drugs to be found in the
United States dispensst ,ry, but their virtues
are extracted and compounded ia way
wholly original. When asked concerning
these compounds, referred to, the doctor
made the following statements:
The first twelve years of my professional
career did not differ from that of any busy
physician and surgeon. Early in my prac-
ordinary preparations of drugs. l had been
SO frequently disappointed in their operation
that suspected il was due to the way in
which the preparations were made. began
in a modest way to procure the medical
herbs and extract their virtues in such way
that could rely on their strength and puri-
ty. 1 was astonished at the change in my
success in the treatment of disease. l really
believe that my success at that time, as well
as at the present time, depends on the mode
by which the medicines used are prepared
My practice soon became so extensive thattit
became evident that l should be obliged 10
institute a laboratory or manufactory to
meet my necessities, which l id. Wishing
to meet the demands of nv private patients
l supplied my medicines to druggists in their
vicinity, labelled with names known only to !
my patients. 1 had repeated solicitations
from druggists to put n each bottle printed |
directions as TO the use and dose, that thew |
might supply the demand for them that had |
sprung up outside my regular patients, to |
which at last consented. They are to be |
found wherever l haYe patients, and l con-
tinue to prescribe them as my principal pre-
scriphons, scarcely ever finding it necessary
to use any other medicine. These three
compounds are distinguished by their names
-Pe-ru-na, Mana-lin and La-cltpi-a-and |
their composition is effected by process en-
trely unlike any other medicine known,
which process was perfected by himself after
many years experience, and upon which
their curative virtues chiefly depend. The
reason that three compounds were fixed
upon, into which to. arrange all effective
medicines, was the fact that drugs, in their
operation 10 cure disease, could be conven-
iently classed in three groups.
The first group is all of those medicines
tina: operate 10 the cure of diseases that et-
feet the mucus or Serious membranes Of the
body. The names of the diseases that are
the result of affections of the membranes of
the various parts OF the body are: Stomiti-
It's (ulcerated mouth, Pharyngitis and
Laryngitis (sore throat), Gastritis, some
forms of Dyspepsia, Enteritis CELEBRATED
bowels, chronic diarrhoea, etc., Nephritis
(Brights disease of the Kidneys, Cystitis
inflammation of the bladder), Urethritis in
fanmation of the urinary and sexual organs,
female diseases, Endocarditis (heart disease),
Catarrh, Pneumonia, ConsumI,-
ion, and others. The diseases of the Serious
Sacs of the body are known as Pleurisy,
2erica-ditis inflammation of the heart sac),
Meningitis (braIn fever), Peritonitis (infam-
nation of the bowels), and 0rchitis This
is Known as Pe-ru-na, regular
medical prescription, which brings together
.he few remedies whose virtues are nndoubt-
ID in the above mentioned di, eases, making
medicine that cannot fail to be of great I
"a ne in any or all Of them. Therefore, when
Pe-ru-nA is so vehemently recommended for
A host Of diseases, it is no bombast, but a
-ational probability.
The second group is all those medicines
hat operate to cure diseases affecting the ,
.LcretOry and secretory glands ofithe body.
This would include diseases of the glands of ,
he stomach (atonic dyspepsia), diseases of
he liver and panorease (which cause iaun-
lice, biiousness, bilious collie, sour stomach, ;
Rate- brash, sick headache, belching of gas,
ind a host of similar troubes) and diseases
Of the glands of the bowels, which give rise
o constipation, fatulency, intestinal collie, !
piles, fstulas of the rectum, etc. This long {
list of troubles, all coming from a single
;ause, must be met by single remedy. The
number of medicines that have been found {
o be reliable of this class are very small, and |
hey are all included in the formulate known ,
IS Mana lin.
The third group includes all those medi
zines which have been found to be of real
worth in the cure of constitutional diseases,
commonly known as blood diseases. The
most common Of this class of diseases are:
Scrofula, Syphilis in all its varieties, Chronic
Ulcers, Necrosis Tor bone ulcers, fever sores),
Eczema (salt rheum), all chronic skin dis I
eases, Chronic Rheumatism, diseases of the
emphatic system, enlarged glands, Goitre
swelled neck), all blood poison, so-called.
In an experience ofthirty-three years l have
never met case of this class of diseases that
La-cu-pi-a did not cure. These compounds
are perfectly safe for any one to use, as
neither contains any mineral poison or nsr-
eotic of any kind. My immense private
practice long ago made it impossible for me
20 attend to their manufacture. the right of
which l sold, but have continued to use
and recommend them for the simple reason
hat / can find no remedies that in any
particular approaches their value in the
treatment of disease. The pamphlet entitled
he 'Ills of Life" that is kept by all drug
gists who sell the medicines, was originally
published by me, and was intended for pa