Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-03-19
DR.. Hartman on Catarrh.
THE FALLAcY OF cArARRH CURES.

The fatal mistake which so many
physicians, of all schools, make in the
treatment of catarrh is, that It is re-
garded as a local disease and not a
systemic disease. If the patient has
catarrh of the nose or throat, SPRAYS
and gargles are used; if the eaiarrh is
Ia larynX or bronchial tubes. inhalents
are used; if the ca,arrh is in the stomach.
medicine is swallowed; if the eatarrh is
in the bladder or urethra, injections are
resorted to; hoping in each case to cure
this disease by applying IN each case to
cure tins disease by applying the medi-
cine to the exact spot where the disease
is located.
While it is fact that sprays, inhal-
ents, gargles and injections are often
helpful IN the treatment of a case of ca.
tarrh, they can never accomplish cure.
Catarrh is disease of the system.
which manifesis itself in some mucous
membrane. oftenest of the nose, throat
bronchial tubes or lungs. out frequently
of the stomach and bowels, and again
of the urinary and sexual organs. A
persistent use of Pe-ru-ra according to
the directions on the bottle will remove
the catarrhal faint from the system
after which the diseased part. wherever
located. will soon recover That this is
the correct theory of the treatment of
catarrh is amply proven by the multi
tude of testimonials that are constantly
pouring in from all parts of the country.
Catarrh in all stages and varieties
colds, coughs, bronchitis, la gripp, ca
tarrhal dyspepsia, all yield, surely and
permanently, TO the curative virtues OF
Pe-ru-na.
John B. Risley, of Merrimac. Wis.
writes. July 3, 1889: Il received in
December last one of Dir. Hartman
Treatise on Catarrh, and after a care
full perusal Of it concluded to give his
remedy trial, as was afflicted with
nasal catarrh. / did so and gained
eleven pounds in weight the first month.
with steady increase in health and
vigor that has been permanent so far,
W it'll but very little symptom of catarrh
left. His remedies are the only ones
have ever found able TO give me any
relief
The following cases need no comment,
save that each one was cured by taking
Pe-ru.na simply, without any local
treatment whatever:
FLINT. Mich, March ?, 1891.
DAWSON, Mich My wife has suf-
fered with catarrh and chronic head
ache. One bottle of Pe-ru-na was
great relief, but three bottles has cured
her so that she does her own work with
out any trouble. I, IL. GRIDLEY.
FLINT CITY. Mich i had very hard
cold; could hardly speak; also la grippe.
Took one bottle of DIR. Hartman's Pc
ru-na and put in one-half pounds of rock
candy and found almost immediate re-
lief, and was well inside of one week.
MELISSA KRENE
GOODRICH, Mich Am taking DIR
Hartman's remedy for chronic catarrh
and rheumatism, and find it helping me
more than anything ever tried.
Mrs MARY A. SEELEY
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Peruna Medicine Co.-Sirs | have
used Pe-ru-na IN my family-frst for
my wife in lung trouble She has been
greatly benefited; has passed over the
whites, SO far, with great deal less
troubled than for years. | have. also,
found it of great benefit in two cases OF
Ia grippe in my family. l have found
great benefit myself in kidney trouble,
and think bottle or two more will sci
me all right. REV. j. G. RANDALL.
SULPHUR SPRINGS, TEX Feb Is, 81.
| hereby certify that | was cured Of a
very severe cough by one bottle of Pc
ru ma after having used two prescrip-
tions from my family physician and one
other cough remedy TO no advantage
+ Il. MCKINNEY.
WYNNE, ARK, July 26, 1889
DR.. S. B. Hartman, Columbus, O.
Dear Sir: My wife having suffered for
twelve months with what the best med
zeal skill in The country called "Bron-
chitis, and. finding no relief. 1
purchased two bottles of Pe.ru-na, and
now she is nearly cured.
JAMES w. HALK
INDEPENDENCE, Mo. Aug. 2, 1890.
The Peruna Medicine Co. Gentlemen:
had been afflicted for fourteen years