Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30


Why Is there 50 much said about
blood disorders every sprugf Because
Of the unusual prevalence OF them.
WAY should impurities Of the blood be
more common ia the sprlng than al
other seasons of the year, There are
many reasons, bet they can AL be
traced 20 one Of three d.stnet sources.
WHAT three sources do you meanl
Atmospheric changes, digestive dis
turbances, ana blood humOrs.
What are the changes OF atmosphere
peculiar 10 spring which favor blood
| impurities They are four ~ number.
First, IN early spring there Is less oxy-
gen ln the atmosphere than at any
other season of the year; second, there
there Is more moisture IA i than at
any other season, third, the electrical
/ disturbances of the atmosphere are
greatest IN the spring; and fourth,
/ the rapid change from inygoraung
/ cold OF winter 10 the depressing heat OF
/ summer occurs (of cOurse) only IN the
spring OF the year.
/ lou say there i less oxygen IN the
/ atmosphere IN early sprug; how do YOU
account for thlsy Every green leaf
4 you see not only takes from the atmOs-
phere poisonous gases, but pours INTO II
/ fresh oxygen. There are IA this eli
/ mate during the rOnly few green
/ f3avcs 10 perform their work, c9nse-
quently the atmosphere becomes great
/ iv contaminated during the winter, and
constantly growing more 20 until the
! leaves appear again. j. u the want of
4 oxygen that causes that depressed, i,
tired feeling one hears SD much OF at
4a
natures blood purifier; and when the
air contains less of u than usual the
blood becomes heavy with poisonous
gases, winch more oxygen would neu-
tralize. What Is the name OF the poi
sonous gas that oxygen takes out Of
the blood? CarbOnic dlOXide, common
" called "carbonic acid" IL is the
presence Of unusual quantities of the
gas III the blood that produces the
tired, languid, sleepy feeling SO com
mon IN the sprng. Is there no help
for il but TO wait for the green leaves TO
appear and replensh the air with
fresh oxygen? Yes, there is; Peru ma
is Il specific for this condition; II quick
ems the haggI ing circulation, which
brings the blood into contact with a
greater quantity Of oxygen and
cleanses II Of foul gases.
In what way does the increased moist
ure Of spring airfayor bloO1 impurities?
II Is well known 90 scientists that moist
air carries spores. disease germs, mas
ma, and other blood contamlnations
better than dry air; hence the sDring
months are specially bad IN this respect.
Can there be nothing done To protect
the system from these dangerous
enemies? Nothing but to increase the
vIgOr of the body 10y using some reliable
tonic ike Peru ma.
Can you explain why IL is that dur
ing the spring months tnere IS more
/ electrical disturbance than ut other
seasons? Partly because the air IS
moister as moist air is better conduc-
tor of electricity than dry air, and
partly because the sun distance from
the earta is less than at any other time
of the year. and portion OF Its great
store Of electricity IS imported to the
earth. How does the increased clectri-
cal condition of the atmosphere affect
the health of the people? BY depress-
ing the nervous system and lowering
the vitality. The symptoms which
tins causes are nervousness, confusion
Of the mind, weakness, cold feet and
legs. disturbed sleep, spccks before the
eyes, and 50 on. Is Pe-ru-na recon-
mended for TINS condition also? Yes;
and it never fails to relieve promptly,
az thousands testify who have used 1t.
You mentioned the change from
cold to warm weather as having q bad
effect on the system; viii YOU please
explain how? During the winter, in
order to maintain the heat Of the body
against the cold, more fatty foods are
necessary; but. rs soon as the weather
gets warm, the blood becomes over
loaded with unnecessary nutrition, and
becomes thick and sluggish. There D:
more fuel than is needed TO keep VI
the animal heat. and 1t becomes a con.
tamlnatiOn to the blood. What medi
cine is applicable 10 this condition.
Man-a-lin ls exactly adapted TO TINS
form of blood impuuty, as il stimu-
lates the kidneys and liver TO eliminate
from the blood all superiiuous material
or poison.