Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-11
MALARIA, CHIl.LS, FEVER
FEVER AND AGUE, DUMB
AGUE, lNTERMIT-
TENT FEVER.
I:rier synopsis OF Medical Lecture by
Or. Hartman at the Surgical HO-
tcl, Columbus, Ohio.

Malaria IS . poison generated by decaying
5rre;aDic matter, especially prevalent in
r4r 10, months Of late summer and early
i.l. \ sharp frost generally stops its raw
.ur-- II may be taken in food, drink or
.r \ large dose of maiarial poison pro-
ta,rs what IS known as chills and fever or
:-yrr and aguc. The chills may occur
every day, every second day, or every
,.Iu. or even fourth day.
Large doses Of quinine in many cases will
break up The chills and restore the patient
70 health. but more than half Of the cases
Quiniue fails TO cure or even benefit. 1t Is
rot only the uncertainty in which quinina
.per4tes 10 cure chills and fever which
makes tnis drug objectionable, but the i'll
Ir} which this drug is capable Of doing to
'L. nervous system and brain. The remedy
l,r-rp-na, which is by far the most reliable
cha cure to be found, not only can be de-
pended on every time to stop the chills, but
il does no harm 10 the nerves or brain, even
though il be taken in very large doses and
repeated Il long time.
He dose of Pe-ru-na sufficient to break
,h!Is IS wineglassful every TWO hours for
Jour doses during the iutermission or re-
mission followed by a tablespoonful every
H1ur until the symptoms cease, and then
tablespoonful every two hours until the
yurr IS permanent. No other medicine
whatever IS required. Any MEDICINE IN
mis- disease is better received blythe stom-
4 during the remission than8during the
~ stage. II is seldom that aSsecoud chill
lSuHs alter this treatment Is begun, but
-aAahaye treatment should Ee repeated af-
= rSacn chill if any do occsa. Pe-ru-na is
'Ue %rest and safest an&,periodic, anti
'gret& IN existence, and tAere is no need
.yr i Sngle failure in IN use of it if it is
used ~ persistence aM Judgment.
Lut @aria is not bRany means always
so Pronol&ed IN its ylnptoms. 1t often
MI. pestef person FOR months without
.eo ' 1 aserae '' Creeping Gre s' Tigor s,
coated touguc&pEtite chan eable, cold,
sweaty hands, FL many indescribable
5cusaIious Of ge9{Aely disagreeable kinds.
Melancholy feel 1884, discouraged istless
state Of mind, kntdfANepression and con-
t.s.ou Of theNnind, ASrely indicate the
presence OF M karia. Tn form is called
.a.!aria, = WI FIJI neither pusssne to bed nor
ows him III work or study, Without great
fort, Pen Una is a safe, paempt and
efficient cul A course of PeSnkna will
entirely cieAf se the;SyStem of everyHsrticle
u. the maa u al poison. Therefore, ID you
haze ANY X q ID of a bad feeling which Sou
arrna.c Il nalaria, by all means folldE
MS treatu& En-. Ii at once restores tha
.ppcJte, ed 's the befoggcd senses, and
brings baclA the hopeful state of mind
Which malal is sure to destroy.
IN al. IoruaR of irregular malaria like the
q5ye. which are unaccompanied by dis
iact chill, Pc-ru-na should be taken exactly
IS directed on label of bottle. y person
akiug i course of treatment with Pe-ru-na
-ur any malarial affection will find not only
Ian, he VIII be relieved quicker than with
aauiue but that his system is not deranged
IN he slightest particular by the drug. Pc
.-ia gently stimulates the nervous system
resist the malurial poison, and ii the
a.ue time gradually eliminates the poison
>'.t from the system, which Quinine or
auiiar preparations can not do. In old
-.srs of malaria, where the victim has gone
he round of all A.. kinds of treatment, has
hopefully swallowed everything recon-
mendeti for the chills, aud stil continues
-a have them at the slightest exposure 10
go.d. wet, or fatigue, Peru-na demonstrates
superiority over all other medicines by
ulmanently curing all such cases.
For complete treaties on Malaria, Chills
Ia Fever and Ague, send for the Family
Physician No. !. Sent free by the Pc
ru-na Medicine Co, Columbus, Ohio.