Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01
CATARRH CURED.
Only Three Things Necessary 10
Cure Any Casa Of Chronic Ca
tsrrh- Time. Patience. ana
the Proper Remedy.
Everybody Has the Tins-All Can
Get thu Kennedy Patience
Alone Is Wanting.
Synopsis OF Lecture on Catarrh
by DIR. s. Is. Hartman, OF
Columbus. Ohio.
WHAT DOCTORS sAs or oArAKaH.

about winch there IS great difference
Of opinion among the professional lew.
and also among TIE professional
masses. TIE majority OF physicians
dislike To undertake the care OF this
disease because they know that only
the most Lrelsss patience aud faithful
obedience on the part ot the patent, as
we'll as skillfCl treatment Oh the part
OF the physician, Will be re sarded with
success. Hence II is that great pro-
portion OF the medical fraternity heel
tate or refuse TO treat chronic calaTrh
on the plea that II is incurab.e.
WHY SOME Patients FISp No CURE.
Hence IT is also that so many patients
fail IN finding cure because OF then
unwillngness TO continue treatment
long enough. Many people who have
had chrome eatarfh for live, ten. and
even fifteen years, will follow treat
ment for few weeks, and then. be-
cause they ere not cured, give mp IN
despair and try something else. These
patients never follow. any one treat
mcnt long enough To test Its merits, and
consequently never find cure. 1t Il a
weli-known law of disease that the
longer IL has run the more tenaciously
il becomes fastened 10 It's victim.
CHRONIC DISEASES RECOVER SLOWLY.
Some doctors go so far ne 10 say that
ii will take as long 10 cure disease as
the disease has run; but, while do not
believe that TINS is, necessarily, true.
yet it Is beyond dispute that the longer
the catarrh has run the more difficult
OF cure 1t becomes. 1t seems TO DC very
hard TO get patients TO understand this
| fact and submit to the inevitable.
PALLIATrvEs DO NOT CURE.
The difficulty with which catarrh is
cured has led to the invention OF a host
of remedies which produce temporary
relief only. The unthlnking masses
| expect to find some remedy which Will
cure them III a few days, and TO take
advantage of tbs false hope many COM
pounds which have instant but transient
effect has been devised. The people
| try these catarrh cures one alter
another, but disappointment Is the IN
variable result, until very many SIN
| cerely believe that no cure IS possible.
LOCAL APPLICATION CAN NOT CURE.
The various kinds and modes of local
applications. such as sprays, atomIzers,
| douches, inhalants, funngatons, Creams,
ointments, lotions, gargles, etc., etc,
| have in many cases Il soothing effect
| on the infamed surfaces, and are some
times useful 10 assist cure; but neither
! of them nor all of them together ever
did or ever will cure a case OF catarrh.
These things may give temporary re-
| lief, but it is useless To expect cure of
them. Catarrh is not Il local disease,
hence can not be cured by local treat
ment.
CATAREH Is SYSTEMIC DISEASE,
And therefore requires persistent inter
nal treatment, often for many months,
before permanent cure Is effected.
The mucous lining of the cavities of
the head, throat, lungs, ETC., are made
up of a network of minute blood YES
sells called capillaries. The caplllarles
are very small elastic tubes, which, III
| all cases of chronic Catarrh, are con-
gested and bulged out with blood so
long that the elasticity of the tubes are
entirely destroyed. The nerves
which supply these capillaries
with vitality are called the "vasa-
motor" nerves. Any medicine TO
reach the real difficulty and exert the
slightest curative action IN any case OF
catarrh must operate directly on the
vasamotor system of nerves. AS soon
as these nerves become strengthened
and stimulated by the action OF a prop
or remedy they restore to the opiliary
vessels OF the various mucous men,
branes OF the body their normal elastl-
! city. Then, and only then, Will the
catarrh be permanently cured. Thus it
Will be seen that catarrh IS not n blood
disease, as many suppose. but rather a
disease of the mucous blood vessels.
This explains why II is that so many ex-
cellent blood medicines utterly fail TO
cure catarrh.
THE ONLY HOPE or SUCCESS
In the permanent cure of n case OF
chronic catarrh is 10 devise some rem
edy that will stimulate the nerves
which supply the capillary Iblood yes
sells. | know OF but one remedy that
has this most desirable effect. and that
remedy is Pe-ru-na. This remedy
strikes at once at the root of the catarTh
by restoring to the capillary vessels
their healthy elasticity. Pe-ru-na -
not a temporary palliative, but q
radical cure. Its action ~ neces-
sarily slow but permanent.
oArARRH Is DURABLE.
In the majority of eases especially
those of less than two years duration)
catarrh can be cured IN few weeks by
the proper use of Pe-ru-na. Some cases
are cured by SIX bottles, others by four.
and we have not few test IN onials who
have professed cure from even one
bottle of this remedy. Where case OF
catarrh has existed for FIVE or ten years
a permanent cure can notte reasonably
hoped for IN iess than three or -four
months, and IN some rare cases the
continued use Of Pe-ru-Da for one year
has been necessary 10 effect perma-
nent cure. But. unless the case is very
old or complicated. . speedy and per-
naanent cure is sure.
THEsE ARE FAcTs
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! could Re more anxious than myself e
sIscovsr some cstzrrh remedy tha'
would cure n less time, bat Il seems e
he At TDposshliity TO do 80. 1t % NOD
| Only true Of cstarrh, but also Of a.
| other chronic diseases, th2t IT taxes
tine and persistent treatment 10 csre
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