Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-11
MALARIA, CHILISAND FEVER,
Fever and Ague, Dumb Ague, Inter
mittent Fever.
A Brief Synopsis Of q Medical
Lecture by DR.. Hartman at the
Surgical Hotel, Column
bus, Ohio.

Malaria Is = poison generated by de-
esymg vegetable matter, especially pre-
yalent ia tie not months Of late sum
mer and early fall. A sharp frost
generally stops It's ravages. Ii may be
taken IA the food, drink or ar. A
large dose OF the naaiarlal poison pro-
duces what Is known as ehills and fever
or fever and sgue. The chills may &C.
cur every day, every second day, or
every third, or even fourth day.
Large doses OF qulnlne N many
Gases will break up the ehllls and re-
store the patient 10 health, but more
than half OF the cases quInlne fails to
cure, or even benefit. Ii is not only
the uucertainty IN which quinine oper-
ates to cure chiils and fever which
makes tins drug Objectionable, but the
INJURY which this drug is capable OF
dong to the nervous system and brain.
The remedy Pe-ru-na, which Is by far
the most reliable chill cure TO be found
not ouly can he depended on every
time to stop the chills, but It does no
harm TO the nerves or brain, even
though it be taken in very large doses
and repepeated long time.
The dose of Pe-ru-na sufficient to
break chills is a wineglassful every two
hours for four doses during the inter-
mission or remission, followed by a
tablespoonful every hour until the
symptoms cease. and then tablespoon
ful every two hours until tine cure Is
permanent. No other medicine what
ever is required. ANY medicine in this
disease is better received toy the stomach
during the remission than during the
hot stage. 1t is seldom that q second
chill occurs after this treatment is be-
gun, but the above treatment should be
repeat, d after each chill, If any do oc-
cur. Pe-ru-na 10 the surest and safest
anti-periodic, anti-pyretic III existence,
and there is no need for u single failure
in the use of it if it Is used with per-
sistence and judgment.
But malaria Is not by any means
always so pronounced in its symptoms.
1t often will poster person for months
without making him sick abed. but
making him genuinely miserable.
Creeping rigors, coated tongue, appe-
tite changeaple, cold sweaty hands, and
many understandable sensations of genu-
iuely disagreeable kinds. Melancholy
feelings, discouraged, lstless state Of
mind, surely !ndicate the presence of
malaria. This form is called malarial
bilousness. For this, walking NAL
aria" which neither puts one to bed
nor allows him to work or study, with
out great effort, Peru ma Is safe,
prompt and efficient cure. A course of
Pe-ru-na will entirely cleanse the sys-
| tenn 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
| treatment. Ii at once restores the
J appetite, clears the befogged senses,
and brings back the hopeful state OF
mind which malaria is sure to destroy.
In all forms of irregular malaria like
the above, which are unaccompanied
! by distinct chill, Pe-ru-na should bc
taken exactly as directed on label OF
bottle. A person taking a course OF
treatnient with Pe-ru-na for any ma
larisl affection will find not only tina;
he will he relieved quicker than with
Quinlne, but that his system is not de.
ranged in the slightest particular by
the drug. Pe-ru-na gently stimulates
| thatnervous system to resist the malar.
| ial poison. and at the same time grad.
ually eliminates the poison itself from
the systen which quinine or similar
preparations can not do. In old
cases of malaria, where the victim has
gone the round of all kinds of treat
ment, has hopefully swallowed every
thing recommended for the chllls, and
still continues to have them at the
slightest exposure to cold, wet or ia
tigue, Pe-ru-na demonstrates Its super
iority over all other medicines by per.
manently curing all such cases.
For complete treatise on malaria
chills and fever and ague, send for the
Family Physician No. l. Sent free by
the Pe-ru-na Medicine Co., Columbus
4 Ohio.