Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-03
BLOOD DISORDERS.
And kindred:Oiseases Of Spring
Discussed.
Synopsis of a Medical Lecture by
Dr.. S. B. Hartman, Of Co.
lumbus, 0,
Spring Medicines.

The sudden break from the frigld 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,
during cold weather, are taxed to furnish
sufficient force to maintain the heat of the
body against excessive cold. but N the re-
turn of warm weather = great deal less food
!. needed by the system. which thicEerS the
blood with the supertluous products OF
digestion. If the change from cold 70 heat
be sudden, as in the pre>euS season, tho
effect on the health ii the people is more ia
tense and dangerous. The blood soon ue-
comes overloaded with the heavy poisonous
matter, which must De thrown OF by taa
kidneys and skin, else serious blood poison
| ing Will surely follow.
The first effect on the system which the
blood contamiuationS have IS 10 produce =
sleepy, tired out feeling, confusion ~
the senses, coated tongue Irregular appe-
tite. and shortnCss Of the breath II up,h-
ing is done 10 cleanse the blood it gradually
becomes Thicker. until eruptiouS of the skin
appear on one or more parts of the body,
especially on the face. and between the
shoulders ard on<the legs. The eruptiSRs
usually cause mu< Y Itching and sensations
OF heat. If there 4 any old huIg.4s il the
system, such as pit rheums srysipel4S,
scrofuIa or syphilisA u Is surs<bFb break OUT
in rl unusual S Sersri' ., o., ~.
disease will soon ~ r. The irritating
poisons which tisR5kN way out of the
these organs xcomo i'm WED, "Brights
Disease" or &c other 800 deranee-
times happens that the poisonous Condition
OF the blood will set up rheumatism, gou',
or chronic neuralgia. Thus. by simply neg
lectinC TO keep the blood cleaused, the
foundation is laid for i'll health from which
thousands of people never recover.
Any one can escape entirely the above
described i'll effects Of spring weather. and,
instead of dragging drearIly through weeks
of bad feelings, and perhaps acquiring i
fatal disease, find themselves i'll as excel
lent spirits and health as ut any other time
of the year This is the way il can be done.
Get three bottles of Pr-ru-ua and one OF
Man-a-lin. Take a tablespoonful of Pc
ru-na before each meal and a small dose OF
Alan-a-lIn nj bedtime. only enough 10
produce one natural passage OF the
bowels each day. This course Of
treatment j. no experiment: il IS Us poS-
tive III its results as any fact of science
can be. After YOU have tried il, YOU viii
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 arrangements
have demonstrated that there are no fail
ures. The medicines are kept Ut
most drug stores. with full directions for
use on each bottle.
y pamphlet Of thirty-two pages, fully eN-
planning cause, nature and cure of disorders
of spring, will be sent free TO any address
by The Peruua Medicine Company OF Co
lumbus, O. This pamphlet should be il
every household, as by It's intelligent use
multitude of ills to which every family Is
liable would be entirely avoided
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