Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16
DR.. HaTtman's Lecture
on BLOOD IMPURITIES.
Is Your Blood Our OF Order This
Spring.
IL Nay BE D0e 40 Digestion-it aAy Be
Due 10 slaSsish Liser-it Ma be
Due ~ Constitutional Tztut.
Read and See which Year Case l.
Pl&iss Fraetlesb wholesome
Timely COunsei.

that brings certain arrangements o.
body dependent upon blood impurities.
Thls Uellei is "a OLD one, and mas been
written 70 defend and explain t. The
drug market Is abundantly supple.
Win medical compounds which ar
recommended ss spring medicines, anu
even the grocery stores have no small
trade IN the materials Tor root beer anu
sAsafTas 10 cleanse the blood. Such
prevailing CONVICTION must have a
foundation IN facts which deserve the
most careful consideration or the med
.cal fraternity. That there Is great
deal of confusion on she subject Oi
blood impurities and blood medicines
should, instead OF exciting the disgust
OF medical writers, stimulate them %
educate the MASSES Oh this very lmpor-
tant subject The popular notion
seems TO be that the blood impurities
and general lassItude OF spring are de
Denden. on single cause, and hence
ought to be cured by a single medicine.
The fact is that there are three dis
tinct sources OF blood contamination,
and each demand a different remedy.
The blood il composed OF dlgested food,
the socretiOns OF certain glands OF thc
body and accidental foreign material,
including specific pOlsons. Since the
/ blood -, in most part, dependent upon
the proper digestion or food Tor It's
purity. it follows that disturbances OF
the digestive system IS one source
OF blood impurities. No one can be
troubled long with indigestion and
have pure blood, for, however careful
one may be IN the selection of proper
food, if it is not properly dlgested II
viii not furnish the blood with pure
materials. If the food Is not promptly
digested as soon as il enters the stom-
ach 10 will not ferment or decompose,
and in either case will render the blood
/ impure For this condition Pe-ru-na Is
Il neyer-failing remedy. 1t cleanses
/ the blood by digestion, and gives tone
10 the whole system by increasing the
nutritive value of the food. "Spring
/ fever" As il is sometimes called, which
produces a trtd-out, sleepy feeling.
aud inability TO do much mental or
/ physical work, is the result of sing
J gish digestion, and no blood medicine
| will be of any use whatever unless 1t is
able TO rectify the impaired digestion.
The great popularity that Peru-na, has
Is due to the fact that IN all such eases
il at once corrects digestive derange-
ments and enrlches the blood by purl-
/ fyng this very important source of that
/ vital fluid.
The second source of blood impur-
| tiles, which is next IN frequency to
digestive disturbances, is arrangements
of the liver, kidneys, and glands of the
| bowels. These glands, when deranged +,
allow the blood to become overloaded
! with poisonous materials, which they
should carry OFT, but can not do 50
1 properly. BlliouSness, constipation,
sediment in the urine and pain IN the
! kidneys are symptoms Of this condition.
This condition Will hot be benefited by
any treatment that does not operate
directly on the liver and kidneys.
Hence it is that, although this condi-
ton has some superficial resemblance
to the first cause of blood disorders, it
can not be cured by the same remedy.
| Man-a-lin is exactly suited TO cases of
this kind, and will never disappoint.
Ii the case is uncOmplicated, Man-a-lln
Will be all that is needed to complete
the cure, but If, as is often the case,
there IS also dyspepsia and depression
Of the nervous, system, then Pe-ru;na
shold be used IL connection with the
Man-a-ln. In cases where the breath
is yery offensive, and the tongue coated
Man-a-lin had better be taken, and,
although there Is no constipation of the
bowels. II can not fail IN greatly assist
ING TO obvIate the usual tedious adjust
ment OF the human body to the change
from the cold of winter to the heat of
summer.
The third source of blood impurities
which IS becoming more and more com
mon, and for which the foregoing treat
ment is not applicable, Is specific blood
pOIsOns or constitutional talnts. These
include scrOfula, chronic rheumatism,
| syphilis eryslpelas, which often turks IN
the system during the fall and winter,
to break out in the spring afresh. Ii is
an unfortunate mistake 20 hope to cure
this variety of blood impuTlty with
either a laxative or tonic, however
well they may be adapted to the sources
Of blood impurities. IT IS IN these
blood cOntaminatlons that La-cn- n-pi-a
has shown itself 10 be such a superb
remedy. As blood purifier IN consti-
tutlonal diseases like the above La-cu-
pi-l has very few equals. These dlrec-
tons followed with any degree OF care
will never fail 10 nd the system OF
blood impurities, whether they be due
to the products of imperfect digestion
or the effete accumulatlOns of sluggish
liver aud kidneys, or the vIrulent taInt;
T OF specific blood pO.sons.
Il will thus b. seen that the almost
inevitable blood disorders OF spTine
have at least three distinct origins, and
the numerous failures TO get relic.
from the use of blood medicine.
are many times due to the general dis
! regard OF these facts. it requires hu
/ the slightest attention to ones OwI
symptoms 70 decide whether 1t Is
ton or laxative or alternative wnici
is best adapted - his case.
III the symptoms area genera.feeln,
/ 0f isssltude. restless, disturbed sleep
with fantastic dreams. confusion O
/ mind. craving appetite, With some
tmes loss of appetite. heavy, tires
feelings. indigestion, SKIN p.mpies, etc
Pe-ru-na Is adapted 20 the case, an
ncv- fails to promptly cure every case
III. however tne symptoms Are dizzln
furred tongue. thick blood. bitter t8st
"a the mouth, bl0sted feel ng after eat
inz. const patton. SEX headache. deep
heavy sleep. Vltn a constant desire 9,
sleep it q Nan-a-ln that 8 needed
and lt VII not sappo'nt any one wh
gives It far trial A few weeks use 3
rejuvenate snd cleanse the VnOf
system. should the symptoms be - p
aeout the JOINTS. dropsy. boiIs. itching
persistent headache. enlarged gland.