Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-03-06
DR.. HARTMAN'S
Great Lecture on Catarrh
This Prevalent Maladv
Graphically Described
An Eminent Actress Cured
Polypus Of the Nose, the Result
Of Catarrh.
Pe-ru-na and La-cu-pi-a.
Pe-ru-na and La-cu-pi-a.
Chronic Catarrh.

iuiidLuluattou Oh the mucous membrane
of 1.-THE nose. gradually spreading through
the head and down the throat.
Chronic (old) Catarrh (cold). hence
Chronic Catarrh is an old cold. A per-
son takes a cold in the head: in time he
contracts another. which will increase
the previous attack. In the course Of
time he is conscious of never being free
from cold. Hence. it is remnants of
several colds that generally constitutes
Chronic Catarrh.
Children take cold during an attack
of Measles, Scarlet Fever, Group, Diph-
eheria or Mumps, which may extend
into the middle ear, producing running
of the ears, and partial or even tota
deafness. or it may attack the tonsils.
permanently charging them. The dis
ease may extend into the larynx aud
destroy the voice-aphonia. or render
It husky for life. Finally. 1t may pass
down along the mucus membrane into
the bronchial tubes, producing Bronchi-
It's or Asthma, and NAV even extend in
to the ar-cellS of the lungs and awaken
Consumption.
VARIETIES Humid, Hypertrophic.
Suppurative, and Atrophic Catarrh
Humid CATARRH is a common cold.
become chronic with discharges from
the nose and throat. This form is often
called "Follicular PharyngitiS
HYPERTRoPHIC CATARRH.-T The nue.
ous membrane is thickened. of gray
ish-red appearance and elastic to the
touch. The discharge Is whitsh.
stringy and tenacious. Sometimes the
/ thickeued mucous membrane exercises
\ so much pressure on the irritated ner-
YES that it produces very annoying
neuralgia pains or headache. witch
cannot be permanently relieved until
the Cstarrh is cured.
4 SUPPURATIvE CATARRH. II Ip this
form of Chronic Catarrh the eXpectora-
\ ton is greater and finally becomes
profuse, yellow and tenacious The
quantity of the discharge from the nos
trils and through the posterior mares is
! sometimes enormous.
/ ATRoHIC CHRONIC CATARRH (ozmaa),
1 is also known as Lucrative. Dry and
Fetid Catarrh. and when the Syphilitic
or scrofulous poison is associated with
this disease it is called Syphiltic or
/ Scrofulous Catarrh.
+ In this condition the phlegm and
mucous become thicker and much more
tenacious than in the other varieties OF
! Catarrh described above. and instead
of being eXpectorated, becomes dry,
forming scabs or hard Jumps. which
cause Atrophy, or thinning of the mem
brane When this form of Catarrh is
fully developed it usually causes a green
OF bloody discharge. and vet in the ma
ority of cases of this variety the patient
can breathe fairly well through the nose.
4 In some cases the d ease ass umes the
I Atrophic form at once Some linCpr
! long with this loathsome Ulcerative
! Catarrh. going on from bad to worse.
able to work and apparently enjoy life.
until finally the lungs are suddenly at
tackled with Galloping Consumption.
/ Catarrh IS the most prevalent. the
most productive of discomfort, and most
/ liable to a variety of dangerous and dis
/ tressing complications Of all chrome
Diseases.
When Catarrh extends to the bruu-
clial tubes il soon produces shortness OF
breath and palpitation Of the heart on
slight eXertion.
Again, in the same manner, the dis
ease extends down the mucous mem
brane of the gsophagus to the stomach,
causing Indigestion, Dyspepsia. Liver
Complaint, and sympathetic derange-
ment of the heart.
/ Treatment.
/ If the Chronic Catarrh of the nose,
head or throat is Of the Humid form, or
of a mild character. take a tablespoon
/ FIJI of Pe-ru-na before each meal and at
| bedtime, and continue it without the
/ least interruption until perfect cure is
effected. But if the disease is of long
standing, and is therefore of HypertrO-
/ pho variety, or if there is much hawking
or expectoration-sup in form
take d tablespoonful of La cu-pi-a
! before each meal and at bedtime, and
continue to use it without the least in
! terruption until six bottles have been
taken Then discontinue the La-cu-pia
and take large tablespoonful of Peru
ma before each meal regularly, and at
| bedtime, until perfect recovery has
taken place But, should the bowels be
constipated. a sufficient dose of Man n
| lin must be taken as directed on the
! label of the bottle. half an hour after
each meal. to produce one free motion
/ from the bowels daily. This treatment.
| if continued few months with persist
ence and regularity, will positively cure
every case of Chronic Catarrh.
In order to avoid any misunderstand-
ing, | will Illustrate the use of Pe-ru-n
and La-cu-pi-a in the treatment of
CatarrI by giving, in the language of
patients. cures of the varieties to which
each is applicable.
The first is of the Humid variety, for
which Pe-ru-na is sure cure.
From The popular actress. Josie Sisson Ii'tle
Nugget
ArCHlsoN. Kan. DR. S. Il. Hart
man & Co.-Gentlemen: The bottle of
Pe-ru-na reached me safely Thanks for
your prompt attention Three months
ago was terrible sufferer from
Acute Cafarrh or influenza. The
slightest change Of temperature. or a
draught. would bring on a spell Of
snoezing. lasting for hours; clear water
would run from my nose, and my eyes