Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-03
BLOOD DISORDERS
And Kindred Diseases of Spring Discussed.
SYNOPSIS OF A MEDICAL LECTURE BIZ
DE. s. B. HARTMAN, OF COLUMBUS, o.
BLOOD DISORDERS
SPRING MEDICINES.

The sudden break from the frigid cold OF
winter to the depressing heat of summer
which has been experienced in the last few
days, especially in the Northern States, has
brought more than the usual amount of
spring sickness. The digestive organs. DUR
ing the cold weather, are taxed to furnish
sufficient force to maintain the heat OF the
body against excessive cold, out on the re-
turn of warm weather great deal less food
is needed by the system, which thieSens the
blood with the superhuous products of di-
gestion. If the change from cold to heat be
sudden, as in the present season, the effect
on the health of the people is more intense
and dangerous. The blood soon becomes
overloaded with the heavy poisonous mat
ter, which must be thrown off by the kid
neys and skin, else serious blood poisoning
will surely follow.
The first effect on the system which the
blood contaminations have is to produce q
sleepy, "tired-out" feeling, confusion of the
senses, coated tongue. irregular appetite,
and shortness of the breath. II nothing is
done to cleanse the blood it gradually be-
comes thicker, until eruptions of the skin
appear on one or more parts of body, espe-
cially on the face, and between the shoulders
and on the legs. The eruptions usually cause
much itching and sensations of heat. II
there is any old humor in the system, such
as salt rheum, erysipelas, serofula or
syphilis, it is sure to break out in unusual
severity.
Unless q proper remedy is used at this
stage of the trouble symptoms of kidney
disease will soon appear. The irritating
poisons which find their way out of the blood
through the kidneys will soon cause these
organs to become inhamed. "Bright's
Disease" or some other organic arrangement
of the kidneys is the result 1t sometimes
happens that the poisonous condition of the
blood will set mp rheumatism, gout, or
chronic neuralgia. Thus. by simply neglect
ing to keep the blood eleansed, the founda-
tion Is laid for ill health from which thous-
ands of people never recover.
Any one can escape entirely the above de-
scribed ill effects of spring weather, and, In-
stead Of dragging drearily through weeks
of bad feelings. and perhaps acquiring
fatal disease, find themselves in as excellent
spirits and health as a. any other time Of
the year. This is the way it can be donei
Get three bottles of Pe-ru-ns and one of
Man-a-lin. Take q tablespoonful of Peru
ma before each meal and small dose Of
Man-a-lin at bed time, only enough to pro-
duce one natural passage of the bowels each
day. This course of treatment is no expert
ment; it is as positive in its results as any
fact of science can be. After you have
tried il, you will say Pe-ru-na is positively
the best spring medicine you have ever
tried. A great many years of extensive
trial of these remedies In this class of de-
rangements have demonstrated that there
are no failures. The medicines are kept at
most drugstores, with full directions for use
on each bottle.
A pamphlet of 80 pages. fully explaining
cause, nature and cure of disorders of spring,
will be sent free to any address by The
Peruna Medicine Company. of Columbus,
o. This pamphlet should be in every house
hold, as by its intelligent use multitude Of
ills to which evsSy family is liable would be
entirely avoided.