The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-11
A Judge Giving Testimony.
An Important Case Summed
Up as Follows.
Chronic catarrh-20 Years Set
tied on lungs-Co uld Get no Re
Iief-Permanent Cure at Last.

SEw VIENNA, COcnty. o.
Or. S. B. Hartman & Co;
Gents IL axe pleasure in testifying TO
your nedicineS have used about one bot
iie and half and can say ] am a new man.
Have had the catzrrh about twenty vears.
Before knew what il was il had settled on
ny lungs Snd breast, but can now say ] am
we'll Was in the army could get no med
icine thar woold relieve me.
Yous truly.
W d. WILLIAMS.
Probate Judge Of Clinton County.
While il i fact that Pe-ru-na can be re-
lied on 10 cure chronic catarrh in al stsges
and varieties, yet il Is not often that it VII
50 quickly curea case oflong standing as the
above Hence it Is that 50 many patients
faii in finding cure because oftheir unwil-
ingness to continue treatment long enough.
Many people who have had chronic catarrh
fo- five, ten, and even fifteen years, viii fol-
low treatment for few weeks. and then.
because they are not cured, give up in de
spair. and try something else. These pa
tents never follow any one treatment long
enough to test its merits, and consequently
never find cure. II Is a well-knosn law
OF disease that the longer il has run the more
tensciously Il becomes fastened TO its vic
tin.
The difficulty with which cztzrrh Is cur
ed has led 10 he invention Of q host of rem
eiies which produce Temporary relief only.
The unthinking mssses expect to find some
remedy which VII cure them in a few days,
aud to take advantage or this false hope
many compounds which have instant but
transient effect, has been devised. The peo-
pie try these eatzrrh eares one after another
but disappointmet Is the invariable result
until very many sincerely believe that no
cure Is possible
cATAKRH Is A SYSTEMATIC DISEASE
and therefore requires persistent internal
treatment sometimes for many months. be
fore a permanent eBre IS effected. The mu-
eous lining Of the cavities Of the head.
throat, lungs. etc, are made up Of a network
Of minute blood vessels called capiIIaries.
The eapillariss are very small, elastic tubes.
which, in all cases OF chronic ea,arrh. are
oongesied OF bulsed out with blood 50 long
tha; the elasticity Of the tabes are entirely
Destroyed The nerves which supply these
eapiliaries with vitality are called the vasa-
motor nerves. Any medicine to reach the
real difficulty and exert the slightest eura-
tive action in any case of catarrh mus; oper-
ate directly on the vasa motor system
OF nerves,
As Soon IS these nerves becomes strength
ened and stimulated BY the action Of proper
remedy they restore 70 the capillary vessels
ofthe various mucous membranes of the body
their normal elasticity. Then. and only then
viii the catarrh be permanently cured. Thus
i viii be seen that caierrh is not = blood
disease, as many suppose, bat rather disease
Of the mucous blood vessels This explains
why il Is that 50 many excellent blood med
icine utterly fail 70 cure caisrrh.
Colds. winter coughs, bronchitis, sore throst
and pleurisy are all catarrhal affections, and
consequently are quickly cnrable by Peru
ns. Eseh bottle Of Ps-ru-na : accompanied
1y fall directions for use, and is kept by most
druggists Get your druggist 70 orde- II fer
7ou if he does not already keep II.
4 pamphlet on the cause and cure ofau
'atarrhal diseases and consumption sent free
o any address BY The Pe-una Medicine
10mpany, Columbus, Ohio.