Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-29
MALARIAL POISON
How it Acts, What if Does, and
How it Can be Expelled.
Fever and Ague, ChiIIs and Trya-, Dumb
Ague, and Al! Malsrial Diseases
Permanently Cured.
Extract from Lecture Delivered ut ,hs
Surgical Hotel. Columbus, oiio,
by DIR. g l.. Hartman.

The diseases set up in the system oy ,ts
! poison called malaria are classed under tw5
heads-regular and irregular. The regular
forms are known as intermittent ,.sl
called chillS and fever, fever and a.us. ann
remittent Tor bilious fever
The regular intermittent fever lalsoca-eI
fever and ague), which produces q 2is.a:
chill, followed by high fever. .vi al IN.
terval of one, two or three DAYS OF Ell. .re
relief, is well known in malariai localities.
especially by the earlier settlers When
the chill and fever occur every Jay Il 5
called quotidian ague; every Other day.
tertian aeue; and every third day, QCIHtaa
agle. The longer the interval between tile
chills the mere difficult Of cure l. - aeute
the quartan ague is the most obstinate. In
intermittent fever there is Il distinct ci..
followed by distinct fever, distinct sweat
ing stage, ana afterward an interval Of
complete cessation of all symptoms, leaving
one seemingly perfectly well.
The irregular varieties are, first, dumb
ague, by which is meant the absence OF
chill. the attack beginning with headatEe
and fever. followed by sweating st;ge an
perfect intermission. There may be acitler
fever or sweating stage, but only i chill,
followed by general depression Of the sys-
ten.
Breakbone fevskais also an irregtlar "a.
hemicrania) is a paip sStending ptoye the
eyebrows around thehead, Wishfeguiar IL
tervals, coming on ab0At or p. III, grow
ing more severe from to } p M, and fia-
ally disappearing after Shutdown. 1t may
occur in the morning, or Ut noon and in
some cases at sunrise, increasing until u0Oa
gradually disappearing insthe afternoon,
giving a perfect intermission during the
night. r.
malarial diseases, where there Ia distinc;
intermission, whether 81 the, intGmitten,
remittent, or irregularss tyne, should De
mainly between the attacks, and not during
the paroxysm. III the intermittent variety
during the intermission, a wineglassful Of
Pe-ru-na every two hours tchldren i'll pro-
portion) should be Aken untA four doses
hour during the renainaer0f thein'ermis-
sion, until the time f6T, TIA pextehi has
passed. And when the diseassis Stopped
tablespoonful every two hpurs duiing the
day should be taken for terEpr fifteen days
or until the cure isRermaaent. \ wine
glassful should also BE taken at the first
symptoms of a chil.Eh is se1dom that a
second chill occurs aftar This tsea,meut- IS
begun, but the above trsatnentshouit be
repeated after each chilISif aay&o occur
In caseSashsEe no regular Getrm&ion o.
Pe-ru-lA should IL, tafea, ~ dssetsd on the
No other sssdisssss Ehatever required.
Any medicine in this dlsease is hotter re-
ceived by the stomach dufS1g the REMISSION
than during the lot stag6a, No outline IS
necessary at any. stage of &e disease, as
Pe-ru-na meets every indicatSon frog tir-,
to last, and no injurious etfectqwill follow
the use of very Large doses of il, which IS
sometimes neceSsarvtO check thAmure Sc
we're cases.
For complete treatfsfacn-ffaiaria ellis
and Fever and Fever and Ague. send Tor
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