Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-18

electricity and many varieties of lima
| ments. 1t was typical case of malarial
| pain in the knee. The treatment re-
commended in this lecture for all msla-
| rious diseases cured her in three days ,
though she still continues the treatment
in dread of its return.
TREATMENT.
The hygienio conditions should be care
fully attended to. Filthy drains, sew ers
yards or cellars should be promptly
cleaned and disinfected with chloride OF
! lime. Good ventilation for the patient
should be secured in such q way as to
avoid drafts. In the intermittent and
remittent, during the hot stages, cold
drinks may be freely given, such as the
patient may prefer, and cold applications
to the head. The vomiting can usually
be checked by copious drinks of warm
water and mustard applied to the stom-
ech.
The medical treatment of any form of
malarial diseases, whether of the inter-
mittent, remittent or irregular type,
should be mainly between the attacks
and not during the paroxysm. In the in-
termittent variety, during the interInis-
sion, q wineglassful of Pe-ru-na every
be taken until four doses are taken,
after which a tablespoonful every hour
during the remainder of the intermis-
sion, until the time for the next chill has
passed. And when the disease is
stopped tablespoonful every two hours
during the day should be taken for ten
or fifteen days, or until the cure is per-
manent. A wineglassful should also be
70 yan Of hn Arcf MI nf q
is seldom that second chill occurs after
this treatment is begun, but the above
treatment should be repeated after each
chill, if do occur.
The irregular varieties, dumb ague,
malarial headaches, pains in any part of
the body, are treated precisely as the in
termittent and remittent varieties just
gwen. A wineglasstul every two hours
for four doses during the intermission or
remission, followed by q tablespoonful
ever hour until the symptoms cease, and
then tablesoonful every TWO hours until
the cure is permanent.
No other medicine whatever is re-
quired. Any medyeiEe in this disease is
better received 1.-The stomach during
the remission $50 during the hot stage.
No quinn a Necessary at any stage OF
the disease. Pe-ru-na meets every in
dication N& first to last, and no injuri-
GUS eff will follow the use of very
large of it, which is sometimes
necSffy to check the more severe cases.
Ed-na is the surest and safest anti
s. i6dic, anti pyretio in existence, and
Mere is no need for single failure in
the use of il if it is used with persistence
and Judgment. Should temporary gid
diness be produced by Pe-ru-na, as is
sometimes the case in delicate and weak
persons, they should lie down awhile
until it passes away. 1t protects the pa
tient from dangerous exhaustion and
every form of blood poison. 1t produces
none of the bad effects of quinine or
morphine on the brain, and no delirium
or roaring in the head follow its use.
But malaria is not by any means al
ways so pronounced in its symptoms. 1t
often will poster a person for months
without making him sick abed, but max
ing him genuinely miserable. Creeping
rlgors, coated tongue, appetite change
able, cold, sweaty hands, and many in
describable sensations of genuine dis
agreeable kinds. Melancholy feelings. q
discouraged, listless state of mind, men,
tai depression and confusion of the mind
surely indicate the presence of malaria.
This form is called malarial biliousness.
For this ''walking malaria, which
neither puts one to bed nor allows him to
work or study Pe-ru-na is taken, as al
ready stated, and is specific. A course
of Pe-ru-us will entirely cleanse the sys-
TEN of every particle of the malarial
poison. Therefore if you have any kind
of bad feeling which you attribute to
malaria by all means follow this treat
ment. 1t at once restores the appetite,
clears the befogged senses, and brings
back the hopeful state of mind which
malaria is sure to destroy. A thorough
use of it will convince you of its wonder
full power IN all such cases.
This lecture is the first of a series of
three on malaria, the second to appear
in next Saturdays issue, also in weekly
of week beginning June 2d2, and the
third in next Sundays issue, also weekly
of week beginning June 29th.
DR.. Hartman 8 address is Columbus,
Ohio.