Telegram-herald., 1891-09-06
MALARIA, cHIlls AID FEVER
Fever and Ague, Dumb Agus,
intermittent Fever.
A Brief Synopsis Of . Medical
Lecture by uT. Hartman IT
the surgical, Hotel. CO.
luinbus, Ohio.

Malaria V poison generated by
deeaylng vegetable matter. especially
pre-, alent IA the hot months OF late
summer and early fan. A sharp frost
generally stops its rayagcs. IL may
be taken n the food. drink or air. A
large doss of the malarial poison pro-
duces what II know NJ chiils aud fever
or fever aud ague. The chilis may oc-
cur every day. every second day, or
every third, or oven fourth day.
Large doseA Of qainine In many cases
VIII break mp the ehilis and restore
tho patient 10 health. but more than
halt of the cases quinine falls To cure
or even benefit. IL Is not only the un-
certainty In which quinine operates
TO cure ehills and fever which makes
this drug Objectionable. but the injury
which this drug Ia capable OF doing 10
the nervous system and brain. The
remedy Pe-ru-na. which Is by tar the
mv5t rellabls chill, cure TO be found,
not only can be depended upon every
time ID stop the chills, but It does no
harm TO the nerves or brain even
though 1t be taken In large doses and
repeated a long time.
The dose. OF Pe-ru-na sufficient to
break chills Is q wineglassful every
two hours 10. four doses during the
Sntermiskiyn or remission, followed BY
a tablespoonful every hour until the
symptoms cease, and then table
spoonful every two hours until the
cure Is permanent. No other medi-
cine whatever Is required. Any medi-
cine III this disease Is better received
by the stomach duriay the remission
than during the hot stage. IL is sell
dom that SECOND chill occurs after
this treatment Is begun, but the above
treatment should be repeated after
each chill, II any do occur. Pe-ru-na
is thc surest and safest anti-periodic,
anti-pyretic in existence, and there Is
10 need for single failure In the use
oi it II il Is used with persistence and
Judgment.
But malaria Is not By any means
always 20 pronounced In its sy mp; oms-
1t often VIII poster a person for
months without making him sick
a6ed, but making him genuinely mis-
cradle. Creeping rigors, coated
tongue, appetite changeable. cold,
swcaty hands, and many indescrioab.e
sensations of genuinely disagreeable
kinds. Melancholy feelings, a discour-
aged, listless state OF mind, mental de-
preston and confusion OF the mind,
surely indicate the presence OF malaria.
This form * calle,t malariai bilious
ness For this walking malaria"
which neither puts one to bed nor al
lows him to work or study, without
great effort. Pe-ru-na is a sale, prompt
and efficient cure. A course o. Peru
ma will entirely cleanse the system OF
eyey parti.le oi malarial poison. There
fore II you have any kind OF bad feel
ing which you attribute to malaria,
by al means follow this treatment.
1t at once restores the appetite. clears
the befogged senses, and brings back
the hopeful state OF mind which ma
laria IL sure to destroy.
In all forms of irregular malaria
ike the above which are unaccompan-
ied by q distinct chill Pe-ru-na should
he. taken exactly as directed on Label
OF bottle. A person taking a course
OF treatment with Pe-ru-na for any
malarial affection will find not only
that he viii be relieved quicker than
with quinina. but that his system is
not deranged In the slightest particu-
Dy the uTuH- tt~'u-N' 'cai'S s.i'ii-
ulates the nervous system to resist
the maiarial poison and at the same
time gradually eliminates the poison
itself from the system. which quinlne
or similar preparations can not do.
In old cases Of malaria. where the vic
tim has gone the round ot all kinds OF
treatment. has hopefully swallowed
everything recommended for the chills.
and still continues to have them at the
slightest exposure to cold, wet or
fatigue, Pe-ru-na demonstrates its su-
pcriority over all other medicines by
permanently curing all such cases.
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.