Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-15
CATARRH
OF Fifteen Years Standing Cured. Report
of Lecture on Catarrhal Diseases
by DR.. s. B. Hartman.
ALL CASES OF UNCOMPLICATED
CATARRH QUICKLY DURABLE
Cases Which Require Long Treatment De-
scribed.

scribed.
A CASE OF UNCoMPLICATED CATARRH.
Mr.. J.W. McRobert, of Mason, Mich, box
156, writes me, February 25, 1891: "My wife
mad been afflicted with catarrh of the head
for fifteen years and was cured by taking
three bottles Of Pe-ru-na." 1 desire in this
lecture to show why it is that one person
afflicted with chronic catarrh is cured so
much easier than another person similarly
affected. One person has chronic catarrh
and takes few bottles of Pe-ru-na, and, like
the above case, is permanently cured; but it
sometimes happens that person has chronic
catarrh who takes the same amount of Pc
ru-na (or even more), but does not receive
the same amount of benefit. Now, why is
| this? Is it because the Pe-ru-na does not
have the same action on one person as an
other, or is it because the catarrh is of a
| different nature in different cases? Neither
of these suppositions is the correct explana-
ton OF the matter. Catarrh in its nature is
always the same and Pe-ru-na in its action is
always the same. The different results are
due to the fact that some cases of catarrh are
complicated and some are uncomplicated.
COMPLICATED CATARRH.
By complicated catarrh is meant cases of
catarrh which are the result of some other
disease or some bad habit, which disease or
habit continues to keep UP the catarrhal afec-
tion in spite of the best treatment. The
habits which most often cause satarrh and
act as a hindrauce to its cure are close con-
inement to illy-ventilated rooms, stone
cutting, cigar-making, night exposure, in
temperate use of intoxlcants and many
others. 1t always takes longer for Pe-ru-na
to cure any case the result of such habits un-
less the habit is discontinued, and in some
&c trif hon
OF habit. The diseases which operate to
hinder the cure of many cases of catarrh are
various constitutional taints, as scrofula,
syphilis, erysipelas and tubercle. Prostration
OF the nervous system is also frequent OBJ
stacle to quick cure.
TREATMENT OF COMPLICATED CASES.
1t is always preferable, in the treatment
of any case of catarrh, to remove the habit
or disease which hinders a cure when the
treatment is begun, which should be
promptly done when possible, and a quick
cure by the use of Pe-ru-na is certain.
But it is not always possible to do so, in
which case a constant use of Pe-ru.na for
several months is sometimes necessary to
effect permanent cure. 1t is in this class
of cases that it is sometimes necessary to
use the local treatment in addition to Pc
ru-na.
UNCoMPLICATED CATARRH.
In all cases of catarrh where the disease
is not perpetuated by some other disease or
bad habit a prompt and permanent cure car
be relied on by taking the remedy, Pe-ru-na.
No other medicine or treatment is neces-
sary. 1t is equally effective in old cases as
in recent ones. No matter where the catarrh
be located, Pe-ru-na will cure all uncompll-
Gated cases. A large number of testimonials
from all parts of The United States and Can
cd hoN hat nt
treatment whatever, has cured hundreds of
cases of
CATARRH OF THE MIDDLE EAR, HEAD
AND THROAT,
producing deafness, with roaring, buZzing
and cracking in the ears, enlarged tonsils,
sore, raw feeling in the throat, hawking
stringy mucous. dropping from the back
part of the nose into the throat running at
the nose or dry scabs in nose, chronic sore
eyes, frontal headache and a host of similar
symptoms.
CATARRH OF BRONCHIAL TUBES AND
LUNGS.
Hundreds of testimonials show that Pc
ru-na has cured catarrh of the bronchial
tubes, 1arynx, and catarrhal consumption.
The most formidable symptoms give way to |
a persistent use of Pe-ru-na. Chronic
cough, soreness in the chest, night sweats,
hectic fever, short breath, rapid loss of
flesh, have, according to numerous testi-
moulals, been permanently cured by few
weeks use of Pe-ru-na.
CATARRH OF THE STOMACH
When the stomach is the seat of catarrh a
most distressing form of dyspepsia is the
result, giving rise to painful digestion, sour
stomach, bilious spells, irregular and con-
stipated bowels, loss of appetite, and furred |
tongue-from all of which a great many |
~ of b,,@
ing Pe-ru-na.
CATARRH OF THE PELVIC ORGANS.
Testimonials are not wanting in which |
the virtues of Pe-ru-na are extolled in ca |
tarrh of the bladder and the other pelvic |
organs. The worst forms of female dis |
eases caused by catarrhal affections of these /
organs are permanently cured bv simply |
taking Pe-ru-na without any local treat
ment.
CATARRH OF THE KIDNEYS,
Catarrh of the kidneys is the most fire.
quent of all causes for gravel, diabetes, weak |
back. high-colored, scanty or irritating Sc
cretions. A vast number of testimonials
are sent in every year showing Pe-ru-na TO
be specific for this class of catarrhal affec-
tions. Old cases that have doctored in vain
many years lind Pe-ru-na a certain cure.
THE CONCLUSION IS,
of the body Is quickly curable by taking
Pe-ru-na if there is no other disease or bad
habit TO continually act against the treat
ment; second, that the great majority of
cases are uncomplicated, and hence of easy
cure; third, that anyone, after taking from
three to six bottles of Pe-ru-na do not find
cure or great relief, may be sure that the
case is seriously complicated, and should
write me, stating the particulars, and will
usually be able to give such advice as will
lead 10 cure; fourth, even in cases of
catarrh complicated by disease or habit a
persistent use of Pe-ru-na will cure, but ii is
sometimes necessary to continue it several
months.
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their cure sent free to any address by the
Psruna Medicine Company, Columbus, o.
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