The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-01-22
SOME FACTS ABOUT CATARnA,
BY DIR. S. b. HARTMAN.

The lining membranes of the nose
and throat being most exposed to the
air are usually the first to become
affected by catarrh. As soon as the
catarrh becomes seated either in the
nose or throat it begins slowly to-
spread to other paris. Numerous
passages open into the pharynS or
upper throat; anG> as they are all lined
with the same mucous membrane
which line the phNSnx, the catarrh
can easily find lis " 20 almost any
pat of the body. :ay go upwards
into the middle ear and cause deaf
ness, or into the frontal sinuses and
cause constant frontal headache. The
catarrh may go downwards through
the esophagus into the stomach and
cause dyspepsia or through the
laryrx, trachea and bronchial tubes to
he lungs, carsing hoarseness, loss of
voice, chronic cough, bronchitis and
consumption.
Whatever coursest he Catarrh takes
he disease remain the same, aud IL
remedy that can be elied on TO cure
it III one place can also lie relied on to
cnre it in all other places. Pe-ru-na
seeks ont at once the dHranged parts
and restores the diseased and fahby
| mucous membrane to health and elias
| ticity. Pe-ru-na is a vi tonic to.
the capillary blood vessels, which are
weakened or destroyed by Catarrh.
| Here are two cases IN which the Ca
tarrh had already reached the middle
ar, producing dtatness las it always
| dOrsE
Mr.. Frederick Bierman, of McComh,
Ci y, of Miss, had Chronic Catarrh
very badly for many years. The dis
ease finally passed up the eustachiau
tube into the middle ear. and had
almost destroyed his hearing. He has
b en- taking Pe-rn-na but for short
time, and his Catarrh is very much.
better and he hears again as well any
one.
Mr.. W, D. Stokes, Baton Rouge.
La, whites: u have had chronic
catarrh very badly, noise in the ears
and nearly deaf. | used your PERU
ma according TO directions, and am
now well; can hear the tick of watch
ten feet away, Your Pe-ru-na is u
wonderful medicine"
The following case illustrates the
dreadful condition which chronic
cdaTh Of throat and head can pro-
duce and the utter failure of the ordi-
nary treatment to bring any relief:
SHELLsBURG, Bedford Co., Pa.
Peruna Medicine Col was a suf-
lerer from catarrh in my head and
throat, | doctOred with one of the.
best physicians in our place for that
terrible disease, and found no ralief
But in 1853 | lost my speech, and was.
not able to do any kind of work for.
nearly three months. | could neither
eat nor sleep. Pe-ru-na did wonders
Tor he, and now | ain in better heath
than nave been In ten years. Yo1rs
truly, ISAAC NTConpMns
No remedy can equal Pc ru.na in
cases where the catarrh has already
ATTACKED the lungs, as in the following
case: 'Alo"lis
Mrs. j. w Reynolds, of New risbo,,
CoIumblana county, Ohio, saws she Las
suffered with congestion of the Inns
catarrh in the head, and was tronhioS
with bad cough. She had tried u
number of physicians, but thav IL
tailed to cure her. She was indnood on w.,
Try Pe-ru, ma, and Immediately marx
ca cnahge TOOK place. After using Pc.
I I!t ner cough ceased, and in a short
zine clLne her other ailments were cured
Sne Is now completely restored tn
health and gives all the credit to Pc
Hundreds of testimonial like tba
above furnish the most positive nr ,m
o CnaC fe-r9rna is a radical cure for
catarrn: What Pe-ru-na has done on
do again eiy uay' IL Will
g., "a pamphlet giving full instrnctions
LOT The Cure of catarrh sent frea ~ N'lu'
address by The Peruna Medicine W C any
pany, Columbus, Ohio. e Oo'h-