The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-09-24
CHRONIC MALARIAL DISEASES,
Periodical Neuralgia Caused by Mala-
rial Poison.
The Greatest Remedy of the Age for
Fever and Ague, Chills and Fever,
and all of the Irregular Forms
OF Malarial Diseases.
Extract from a Lecture by DR.. S. B.
Hartman, Columbus, o.

Malarial headache Tor hemicrania)
is pain extending above the eye
brows around the head, with regular
intervals, coming on about or p.
M, growing more severe from 4 to 5 p.
M, and finally disappears after sun
down. 1t may occur again in the
morning, or at noon, and in some
cases at sunrise, increasing until noon,
gradually disappearing in the after
noon, giving a perfect intermission
during the night.
Malarial neuralgia generally at
tacks one side of the face or head,
either the temple or above one eye.
The regular appearance and disap-
pearance of the neuralgia is precisely
the same as in other forms of malarial
disease, presenting regular recur-
renee and distinct interval of relief.
1t may also attack any other part of
the body-face, teeth, shoulder, mus
cles of the chest, ETC., etc. Whenever
pain is caused by malaria it has
either distinct intermission, as in in
termittent fever, or remission, as in
remittent fever.
A lady called to see me some time
ago who was complaining of most
eXcruciating pain of her right knee,
which returned at p. m. and con-
tinued with great severity till 6p. M,
gradually lessening entirely ceasing
at 10 p. m. and returning the next day
at 2 p. m. This had been going on for
two months without cessation. She
had been treated with quinine in
large and small doses; had cut and
blistered the knee; used electricity
and many varieties of liniments. 1t
was a typical case of malarial neu-
ralgia of the knee. | advised her to
take, during the intermission, a wine
glassful of Pe-ru-na every two hours
until four doses were taken, after
which a tablespoonful every hour dur
ny the remainder of the intermissiOn,
until the time for the next spell has
passed. And when the disease
stopped a tablespoonful every two
hours during the day for ten or fifteen
days, or until the cure should be GER
tain to be permanent. This treatment
is exactly what l would advise in all
of the above prescribed cases. 1t will
cure every case. Also in all cases of
chills and fever or other malarial dis
eases when there is distinct inter-
mission. In cases of indistinct ma
laria, without any positive chill or
fever, Pe-ru-na should be taken as di-
rected on the bottle.
For complete treatise on Malaria,
| Chills and Fever and Ague send for
The Family Physician No. /. Sent
free by The Pe-ru-na Medicine Com
pany, Columbus, Ohio.
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Are you martyr to rheumatism, Oh
kept in constant misery from neural
gia? Then use Mansfield's Magic
Arnica Liniment, and you will surely
find relief
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showing signs of disease by falling
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Then get a bottle of Louisiana Creole
Hair Restorer Immediately, and you
will find your scalp stimulated, your
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color rapidly restored.
These standard and long tried RENE
dies are recognized family medicines,
and can be depended upon the same
as if specialist had given a prescrip-
tion in every case. Any one of them
may be procured by sending to the
Mansfield Drug Company, Memphis,
Tenn. though you will probably find
them at your druggists.