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Dr.. Hartman,
Lecture on Northumberland.
a Remarkable Case of Constipation.
Some Valuable Advice.
Indigestion, Sick Headache, Piles.

Indigestion, Sick Headache, Piles.
The doctor, who, by the way, is a mos
engaging and instructive talker, whether 4
his institute at Columbus, or busily engaged
with his patients at other cities, went on Il
say: l am thinking some day to publish ;
book containing simple and concise de
scr1ption of the more unusual cures that
have maze since l have been using the three
remedies. Pc ru-na, Man-a-ln and La. Gu pi-a
| . am positive it would be the most remark
able book of the kind ever contributed tC
medical literature, and would, no doubt, bt
the means OF saving thousands from distress
ing disease or untinely death who otherwise
will not hear ofthese great remedies. Now
| here is case on my record that ought to be
known by everybody who is similarly affect,
ed, and would be the means of saving many
1t is one of those cases for which Man-a-lin
is, by far, the best remedy ever known
While constipation is q very common trouble
causing untold misery, and a prolific source
of great variety of ills, yet it is not CON-
mon where constipation alone is of such
severity as to produce complete disability or
endanger life. But sometimes physician is
called upon to treat case of uncomplicated
constipation that resists every kind of treat
ment, and in defiance of all medicine the
clogged bowels and torpid liver allows the
effete poisons to accumulate in the blood I'M
ii! a lingering death is the result. Even in
cases where death is avoidablc The suffering
from the inevitable effects of constipation,
viz, indigestion, piles, sick headache. makes
this very formidable disease. as frequently
found in my early practice. After l perfect
ed the remedy which l named Man-a-lIn l
had no further trouble with this class of dis
orders, and it would be impossible to esti-
mate properly the suffering have prevented
BY the use of this remedy. l will cite case
Of constipation OF this dangerous variety as
an illustration, and although was entirely
| familiar with the treatment OF such cases &C
cording to the common treatment, had not
already been in the possession of Man-a-lin
fear it would have Jared i'll with my patient.
John +. Money, of Richmond, Ohio, for
many years had been victim OF constpa-
ton. For u number Of years he was treated
by various physicians, who, withouta shadow
of doubt, gave him the benefit of the most
improved treatment of the books. He went
irom doctor to doctor, but received only
temporary relief from the best treatment they
could devise. Each failure left hun worse
than before. His case was Of an aggravated
type in which no evacuation would occur
unless physic was taken. He had much pain
and bloating after eating, belching of wind,
coated tongue, suffering daily the most ex-
cruciating pain from piles. and frequent
paroxyms of severe headache, which were
growing oftener each year. In short he was
sick in bed most OF the time, and rs great
sufferer as a doctor would find in lifetime
practice. He was up and down, finding
transient respite in some prescription from
the doctors, which would soon wear out and
leave him even worse than before. The va
riouR cathartic and laxative pills of the stand
ard dispensatoIies were used one after an
other, with no farther effect than producing
active purgation, which would invariably be
followed by return of the constipation with
all of its attendant miseries. A sallow blotch-
ed countenance, hollow eyes yellow with
jaundice, fetid breath, staggering gait,
loathing of food of all kinds, respondent and
hypochondriacal, pain and heaviness in the
right side, his life burden TO himself and q
constant anxiety to his friends. Add to this
his other sufferings from headache and piles,
and an utter scepticism as to any cure fer
his trouble, and yol have faint idea Of tie
case when he began taking Man-a-lin.
The fame of my cures is constipation
4CdSLSu SO4iiCuO"s anu ~ lldu dllC@AJ
become an open secret that l was using
Man-alin, and he finally concluded to try it.
Unlike any other medicine he had taken,
Man-a-lin produced natural evacuation.
The relief of the sick headache and piles was
immediate. He had been so many years such
a constant sufferer that he could not believe
it would last any longer than he continued
the use of the medicine. His appetite re-
turned, complexion became clear, but he con-
tinued to take the medicine, fearing re-
lapse, but at last gradually left it off, when,
to his surprise and Joy, he remained perfectly
well, and has remained so ever since. No
one can fully realize without similar expe-
renee what a complete transformation the
world undergoes to one who has been for
years the victim of the above dreary list of
symptoms and then find pei feet relief from
them. Man-a-lin is a natural laxative.
Taken in doses suited to the severity OF each
case, it viii positively cure any case Of con-
stipation. The following guarantee to be an
cure for this common and veXa-
yious disorder: Get bottle OF Man-a-lin
aud begin with the dose according to the
printed directions. If the dose produces
more than one evacuation in day, take
less, but if the dose is not sufficient TO cause
one free movement every day. take more.
Find exactly the dose required to move your
bowels orce or twice day. At exactly the
same hour each day go to stool and continue
both the Man-a-lin and the regular hour of
stool until the habit becomes thoroughly
After few months gradually
decrease the dose. Do not diminish the
lose by more than two or three drops each
day, and you will be able to discontinue it
altogether This will not fail in single case
# it is vigorously followed. The biliousness,
Of sick headache, or piles, or dyspepsia, that
was caused by the constipation, will disap
pear as soon as regularity of the bowels be-
comes habit. This remedy has been Of
untold value Fs to me in my Prsetee and d the
virtues, amply repay me for the long effort ii
eost me to perfect 1t.
Space does not permit US to finish the
doctors lecture this week, but the remainder,
which consists of case of scrofula, and its
cure, followed by description ofthe general
use of La cu-pi-a in the treatment of disease,