Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-15
A JUDGE GIVING TESTIMONY.
AN IMPORTANT CASE SUMMED
UP AS FOLLOWS.
Chronic Catarrh-Twenty Years-Settled
on Lungs-Could Get No Relief-Per-
manent Cure at Last.
NEW VIENNA, CLINTON Co., o
DR.. s. B. Hartman & Co,


DR.. s. B. Hartman & Co,
GENTs-I take pleasure in testifying to
your medicines. l have used about one
bottle and half, and can say 1 am a new
man. Have had the catarrh about twenty
years. Before | knew what it was it had
settled on my lungs aud breast, but can
now say I am well. Was in the army
could get no medicine that would relieve
me. Yours truly, w. ID. WILLIAMS,
Probate Judge of Clinton county.
While it is fact that Pe-ru-nYrcan be re-
lief on to cure chronic catarrh j all stages
and varieties, yet it is not oftsf that it will
so quickly cure case of lo1f standing as
the above. Hence it is thu $50 many pa
tients fail in finding a cure because of their
unwillir&ness to continY treatment long
enough. Many peopl who have had
teen yearA will folloY Treatment for few
weeks, all then. ecause they are not
cured, givAup in d Bpair and try something
else. TheS patiets never follow any one
treatment lAg cough to test its merits,
and consequdA never find a cure 1t is a
well-known ID fof disease that the longer
it has run the( bore tenaciously it becomes
The Difficulty Nth which catarrh is cured
has led to t e iny\ption of a host of rene
dies which, PRODUCE temporary relief only.
Tee unthiA king md ses expect to find some
remedy wi itch will q pre- them in few days,
and to tall ADVANTAGE of this false hope
many con pounds Which have instant but
transient Fleet have Neen devised. The
people trt these catarrA cures one after an
other, bit disappointmat is the invariable
result, until very manySsincerely believe
that no cure is possible.
cArARRu IS A srsTEMAhC DISEASE,
and therefore requires persistent internal
treatment, sometimes for MANY months be-
fore a permanent cure is EFFECTED. The
mucous lining of the cavities on the head,
throat, lungs, etc, are made up tof net
work of minute blood vessels called capilla-
ries. The capillaries are very small elastic
tubes, which, in all cases of chronic catarrh,
are congested or bulged out with blood so
long that the elasticity of the tubes is en-
tirely destroyed. The nerves which supply
these capillaries with vitality are called the
''vasa-motor'' nerves. Any medicine TO
reach the real difficulty and exert the slight
est curative action in any case of catarrh,
must operate directly on the vasa-motor
system of nerves. AS soon as these nerves
become strengthened and stimulated by the
action of a proper remedy, they restore to
the capillary vessels of the various mucous
membranes of the body their normal elasti-
city. Then, and only then, will the catarrh
be permanently cured. Thus 1t will be seen
that catarrh is not a blood disease, as many
suppose, but rather a disease of the mucous
blood vessels. This explains why it is that
so many excellent blood medicines utterly
fail to cure catarrh.
Colds, winter coughs, bronchitis, sore
throat and pleurisy are all catarrhal afTec-
tions, and consequently are quickly cura-
BILE by Pe-ru-na. Each bottle of Pe-ru-na
is accompanied by full directions for use,
and is kept by most druggists. Get your
druggist to order it for you if he does not
already kept.
A pamphlet on the cause and cure of all
catarrhal diseases and consumption sent
free to any address by the Peruna medi-
cine company, Columbus, Ohio.