Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-06

cure disease, could be conveniently
classed in three groups.
The first group is all OF those medicines
that operate to the cure of diseases that
effect the mucus or serous membranes OF
the body. This will include all organs of
the body that have, as their Inning or
| inner coat, mucus membrane, namely ,
the mouth, pharynx, stomach, bowels
| Iarynx, bronchial tubes, lungs, kidney !,
| bladder and sexual organs, heart and
! liver: also, the Serious sacs of the body
| the pleura, the perioardlum (heart sac) !,
| arachuoid Drain sao), the peritoneum
| and tunlca vaginalis. The names of the
diseases that are the result of affection
| of the mueus membranes of the various
| parts of the body are: Stomititis (ulcer-
| ated mouth, Pharyngitis and Larygitis
| (sore throat, Gastritis (some forms of
! dyspepsia) Enteritis CELEBRATED bowels,
! chronic diaarhRa, etc. Nephritis
| (Bright's disease of the kidneYs) Cys-
! tits inflammation OF the bladder) 4,
| Urithritis inflammation of the urinary and
| sexual organs, female Diseases, EndO-
carditis (heart disease). Bronchitis,
| Catarrhal Pneumonia, Consumption
| and others. The diseases of the Serious
sscs of the body are known as
| Pleurisy, Peficarditis GnflamatiOn of the
| heart sac), Meningitis Drain fever) /,
| Peritonitis inflammation of the bowels
! and Orchitis. While this list of diseases
| have names go dissimilar and generally
| thought to be totally unlike, yet each
| and every one of them are affections of
| the mucus and Serious membranes, and
any medicine that has a beneficial effect
on these membranes Will be the proper
| remedy to use In the treatment of the
whole list. The drugs that do have such
| effect are few, which 1 have been able to
arrange into a compound of @ value that
can scarcely be exaggerated. This COM
pound Is known as Pe-Tu-na, regular
medical prescription, which brings to-
gether the few remedies whose virtues
are undoubted in the aforementioned
diseases, making medicine that cannot
fail to be of great value in any or all of
them. Therefore, when Pe-ru-ns is so
vehemently recommended for host of
diseases, it is no bombast, but scien-
tific probability. r.
The second group is ali those mt III
cines that cooperate 10 cure diseases
affecting the excretory aud secretory
glands of the body. This would include
diseases of the glands OF the stomach
(atonic dYspepsia) diseases of the liver
and pancreas (Which cause iaundice,
water brash, sick headache, belching of
gas, and a host of similar troubles) and
diseases of the glands of the bowels,
which give rise to constipation, flatu-
lency, Intestinal collie, piles, fstulas of
the rectum, etc. This long list OF trou-
bles, all coming from a single cause,
must be met by a single remedy. The
number of medicines that have been
found to be reliable of this class are very
small, and they are all included in the
formul@ known as Man-a-lin. To hear
Man-a-iin recommended for such a SEEM
ing variety of diseases sounds at first like
the grossest eXaggeratiOn, but with the
above explanation OF the similar origin
of the whole list, it follows, as a matter
of course, since what would help one
would help all. So it is with no fear of
giving offense or exaggeration that Man
a-lin is, with the greatest confidence 4
recommended for this host of enemissto
mankind.
The third group includes all those med
ZONES which have been found 20 be of
real worth in the cure of constitutional
diseases, or commonly kHaWn as blood
diseases. The most coEnn5esf Of this class
of diseases are: Ser6faEs Syphilis in all
5its varieties, ChrcHsc Ulcers, Necrosis
kor bone uloeFsse tBr sores), Eczema
@alt rheuml ar Chronic skin diseases,
Chronic RheaBatism, diseases of the
1y9phatio sgstem, enlarged glands,
GO3STe Egwasd neck all blood poisons,
so cd3tefT TO all these La-cu-pi-a is ap-
pliea The third of the three most val |
pabh pounds that the medical science |
car luce. It is not claimed that La
eazfa- azEill cure every case of this list |
q diseasEs, but it Is claimed that this COM
sound wa do all that medicine can do |
for this kihN of troubles, and in an eX- |
perience q thirty-three years 1 have |
never met az6ase of this class of diseases |
that La-cu I-a did not cure. These |
compounds NE perfectly safe for !
any one to nAe, as neither contains |
any mineral 1Apison or narcotic Of |
any kind. My Wmense private practice |
long ago made ifakppossible for me to at |
tend to their Manufacture, the right of |
which l sold, but FAave continued to use |
and recommend tlfap, for the simple |
reason that can fifH no remedies that |
in any particular aphHpaehes their value |
in the treatment of GSease The pam /
phlet entitled the ''IllstAf Life, - that is /
kept by all druggists WHO sell the medi-
eines, was originally pnblshed by me, |
and was intended for PATIENTS whom1 |
could not personally visit. to advise aud !
instruct them in the use OF the remedies,
In this way am able to treat thousands
of patients with whom I have no direct
correspondence, and thus give them the
benefit of my regular prescriptions. The
only particulars in which have deviated
in my practice of medicine from the
practice Of any regular physician are
forced upon me by the prodigious num-
Der of patients annually treat
1 honestly believe that these three
remedies cover the principal ground for
which any medicine is applicable, except
cases where ansesthetics or narcotics are
absolutely necessary in some unusual
emergency, in which case the presence
of reliable physician is required. The
truth of these claims have been veri-
fed by their use in all parts of the
United states, and cannot be objected to
as coming In conflict with the most
careful science. These three remedies
are recognized everywhere as par excel
lence, the three great family medicines,
and such has come to be the demand for
them thats 1 am able to find them in
every drugstore of the cities wherever I
visit. Nos onlv from theoretic grounds