Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28
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- - ios degree Of Temperature or
<on- Ia tso-sailssi temperate eouH-
-, where the depressing heat Of the
1ucco prevails part Of the season, and
- utots4nx eosd of tie Arties tie other
~ t1s hunan systens aust somehow
~ Itself - these fluctuations or
o<oes and es.if 10 ths result The
nnn4e from coid 20 heat which eeears
~ oes sprlnx tsnds 10 produce disease
- ehe blood aud nsryous syssen, while
~ enaags from warm 20 cold whieh
Dkeo place Ia late fall or early winter
gC1<<e 10 the produesloa OF catarrhal
c4tsrrh Is the source OF a fFightfui
- % diseases. In u silent and insid-
Z xplne IA - rssages. bat is pervades
<nGofIy every household and hoyefs Ike
: 1estsisnce over every hamlet and city
- oar land. CaLafrh and ia leg Innate
eouseqtisnees) have desolassd more
De1Ftlstones. made sretched more
happy lives, and ended more brilliant
careers than al other diseases COM
otnea- Catarrfi NAV end IA deafness,
otlndnfss, loss OF smell, ioss of taste. OF
+ me entire loss OF voice. Dlphtheria,
Droncnitis. pneumonia, consumption
and plenfisy begin almost always As
The result OK catarrhal attack. The
worst forms OF dyspepsia and Bright's
d1scAse OF the kidneys are Also the
direct consequence OF neglected eases
81 acute eatarfh. Even when the VIC
ums II acute eatsrrh escapes ali of me
oboSs-ms ntlonvd liabilities. there re-
j mans the great probability OF It's end
mx IN chronic catarrh. IL is beyond
the descriptive powers OF language 10
porStzy the peculiar misery OF = sublec;
Of cnsOnic estafsn. White these patlsnts
40 not suffer the acute pain of rneuma-
tam kad neuralgia. or the undesirable
anguish of diseases of the nervous sys-
tenn. yet il would De very difficult to
oser-palns the picture of woe which
usually .b~fslls the sufferer from chro-
nc caIarFl.
THE sIRsr ssA.sE on cAfAERH
for acute eatarrnl Is commonly known
:. "a colo" Catching cold" Is the
ordinary phrase for an attack o. acute
<e+s< ~ may &c Win - SIX
cough. or hawking and splitting mucous
from the throat. OF running At the noses
!. o. watery eyes. bat these symptoms, IN
grow worse until grave or fatal disease
sets In. OF course some cases recover
= without any treatment, but II is ex-
1remsly dangerous and foolish TO run
such risks. LII no attention IS paid to
tfae acute stage 10 either sets up diph-
theria, pneumonia. consumption. or
eonte other disease, or develop chronic
catsrrh. or at least leave the mucous
surfaces of the head and threat espe-
clzi& liable to another attack at the
1ikhtest exposure.
AS soon as chronic catarrh has be-
cofae established the victim IS never
free from . list of disgusting and
troublesome symptoms which are suffi-
eie1t 20 make lie almost uncomfortable.
X the chronic catarrh Is of the humid
variety an mcessant splitting, hawking
and blowing OF the nose Is kept up, to
The great annoyance of patient and
others. The thickened membranes of
the nose and throat produces snoring,
watary eyes and deafness
1t the chronic catarrh takes the form
o. she dry tatropnic) variety the
thfnned mucous membranes allow free
brsztktng. but tnei Is continual raw
fes4sng IA All OF Dir passages, some
Zines extending / . the bronchial
tphes zad lungs There - also very
osfensive breath, ary scabs IN the nose.
{ more or less loss O. smell and taste. and
other symptoms tOO numerous TO men,
ton.
II would be. indeed, folly for me TO
describe IN detail this exasperaung dis
ease aDless | had IN view some relief or
cure al those people who are so unfor-
tunate as To be afflicted. IL IA no longer
= question IN my mind as t. whether
IeSru-na can be relied on TO cure all
such cases. During the many years in
which Pe-ru-na has been put 20 test IN
all forms and stages OF acute and
chronic catarrh no one year has put
this remedy % greater test than the
past year, especially the winter OF 1890.
The la Grippe spread from ocean TO
ocean like a devastating FIRE. leaving IN
ia tail catarrhal affections of every
conceivable variety IN such numbers a.
Vas never before known in tins coun-
Pe-ri1-nS beng well known az the
best cstarrn remedy yet discovered.
the demand for II was so great that the
manufaesurers could scarcely al the
orders for e thai came pouring IN from
al parts OF the United states.
Ps-rr-na wssso invariably successful
49, cure of the thousands OF cases m
when Il was used taat a great number
Of cid cases OF eatarrh who had giv>u
up Alt hope Of care began to use il, With
e<ieh astonishing results that it leaves
no room for doubt th&t every case of
eatsrrh. however long standing and
ds5eult Of cure. can be cured ey ths
/ Use Of Re-ru-na.
Treatment.
In acute cases. S.iNeh come az Sc
we're cold. wineglassful taken in hot
water. followed ~ d tesspoonful every
hour or = tablespoonful every two
honr<. a. = noss conveuIent 80 the
pSnent. should DE- sken. In ordinary
colds or eatNrrbA. attacks Is vii be
sufficient % tsSsa tbs remedy a.
directed en- the nsDffiP.