The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-06-08
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Family physician No This PAM
phlet of thirty two closely printed
pages is made up of lectures on medt-
cines by DR.. s. b. Hortman, WHO'S one
of the few able physicians and sur
geons of the age who has the happy
faculty of expressing his ideas on the
difficult subjects of his profession in
such ordinary words and attractive
style as to make his lectures interest
ing to the average reader. These lee
lures have been published in the lead
ing papers of this country, where they
attracted much attention on account
of their popular style and intrinsic
worth. The subjects treated by the
lectures are; Dirrhoea, Dysentery,
Cholera, Infantum, Malarial Alice
tions, Cancers, Change of Life, Ner-
vous Prostitution and others.
Family Physician No. 2.-This pam.
phlet of thirty-two pages is a valua-
bic treatise on catarrhal diseases and
all affections of the respiratory orgaus.
Coughs, colds, bronchitis and con.
sumption
are thoroughly described and treat
ment indicated. 1t will be found to
be an especially interesting book in
che treatment of acute and chronic ca
tarrh. Thousands of people by the
aid of this book, without any other
odvice, have permanently cured them
selves of catarrh that had resisted
other treatment for years. The aim is
to give to the public in plain language
the essential details of DR.. Hartman's
treatment for catarrhal diseases, by
means of which he has made himself
so famous in the cure of these diseases
Sent free.
Family Physician No. 3-The third
book in the series of pamphlets on
rational family medicine is devoted
mainly to diseases of spring and early
summer. 1t is also book of 80 pages
with illustrated cover. The subjects
embraced are spring fever and lassi-
tude explained, scrofula skin erup-
tions, dyspepsia, head aches, heart
disease, female weakness, cathartic
medicine explained, rheumatism,
acute and chronic, and the treatment
of infants with domestic medicine.
There is also a general lecture en- ca
tarrh, .and with short description of
DR.. Hartman's treatment for the same.
Sent free.
The Ills of Life-Fourth edition.
This pamphlet of 80 pages contains a
short description and condensed
directions for the treatment of
nearly every ill to which the human
body is liable. 1t is of great value to
each family that uses our remedies.
Its style is direct and forcible and it's
hygenic advice practicable and plain.
1t is in the simplest words of the
people in three languages-English,
German and Scandinavian. 1t is the
most complete work on family medi-
cine of its size IN existence. Sent free.
A Treatise on Malaria-This book
contains the latest treatment for ma
laria, including nervous prostration.
1t is especially valuable to those in
terested in the treatment of malarial
affections-fever and ague, chills and
fever, ague cake, etc., etc. 1t ex-
plains why it is that quinine fails to
cure so many cases of malaria and
points out the superiority of Peru-na
in this class of affections. Peru. ma
cures malaria-acute or chronic; but
it is in old cases of malaria where it is
especially happy in its results. Pc
ru-na, like quinine, can be obtained
at any drug store. Address the Pc.
ru-na Drug Manufacturing company,
Columbus, Ohio.