The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1891-03-05

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WHAT DoCroRs SAT- OF oArARRH.
Whether chronic catarrh can be perna.
rently cured or not II n question About
which there IL great difference OF opinion
among the professional few, and also among
the non-professional masses. The majority
Of physicians dislike 10 undertake the cure
Of this disease because they know that only
the most tireiess patience and faithful obesii.
ence on the part OF tho patient. as well
as skillful Treatment on the part of the
physician, will bc rewarded With success.
Hence II Is that q great proportion OF the
medical fraternity hesitate OF refuse TO
treat chronic cenrrh on the plea that IL is
.ncursble.
WHY SOME PATIENTS FIND NO CURE.
Hence IL is also that 30 many patients. fan
In finding cure because Of their unwilling
ness TO continue treatment long enough.
Many people who have had chronic catarrh
for five, ten, and even fifteen years, will
follow treatment for a few weeks, and then.
because they are not cured, gives up In do
spair and try something else These patients
never follow any one treatment long enough
10 test It's merits. and consequently never
find cure. IL Is q we'll known law OF dis.
ease that the longer IL has run tho more to-
naoiously IL becomes fastened 30 its victim.
CHRONIC DISEASES RECOVER SLOWLY.
Some doctors 90 20 Gar as 10 say that 10
viii take ss long 10 cure disease as the dis
sase has run; but whileI do not believe that
this Is, necessarily. true yet it Il beyond dis
pute that the longer the catarrh has run the
more difficult of cure IL becomes. It seems
TO be very hard TO get patients 20 understand
:his fact and submit 10 tho inevitable.
rALLArIvEs DO NOT CURE.
The difficulty with which catrrrh Is cured
has led TO the invention of a host OF remedies
which produce temporary relief only. The
unthinking masses expect 10 find some remedy
which will cure them in few days, and 70
take advantage Of this'false hope many COM
pounds which have instant but transient ef-
feet have beer devised. The people try these
catarrh cures one after nnother, but disap-
pointment is tho invariablo result, until very
many sincerely believe that no cure Is posi-
BILE.
LOCAL APPLICATION CAN NOT CURE.
The various kinds and modes of local ap-
plications, such as sprays, ntomizers,
douches, inhalsnts, fumigations creams,
ointments, lotions gargles, etc, etc, have
in many cases a soothing effect on the in
famed surfaces. and are sometimes useful TO
assist a cure; but neither of them nor oil OF
them together ever did or ever will cure
case Of catarrh. These things may give tom
porary relief, but 1t is useless TO expect a
cure Of them. CatarTh is not local disease,
hence can not be cured by local treatment
cATARRH Is A SYSTEMATIC DISEASE,
and therefore requires persistent internal
treatment often for many months, before a
permanent cure Il effected. The mucous
lining OF the cavities of the head, throat
lungs etc, are mado up OF a network OF
minute blood vessels called capillaries. The
capilaries are very small elastic tubes
which. in all cases OF chronic catarrh, arc
congested or bulged out with blood 30 long
that the elasticity OF the tubes are entirely
destroyed. Tho nerves which supply these
cspillsries with vitality are called the
''vass-motor" norves. Any medicine 70
reach the real difficulty and exart the
slightest curative action Ii any oAse 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 proper remedy they restore
to.the capillary vessels of the various mucous
membranes OF the body their normal
elasticity. Then. and only then, will the
catarrh be permanently cured. Thus It will
be seen that catarrb is not blood disesse,
as many suppose, but rather disease OF the
r niucOus bfUot vessels. This explains Why it
Is that so many excellent blood medicines
utterly fail to cure catarrh.
THE ONLY HOPE OF SUCCESS
In the permanent cure of a case Of chronic
catarrh is TO devise some remedy that will
stimulate the nerves which supply the
capillary blood vessels. know OF but ono
h remedy that has this most desirable effect,
and that remedy is Pe.ru-ns This remedy
strikes at once at the root of the catsrrh by
&restorins to the capillary vessels their
5healthy elasticity. Pe.ru-na is not tenn
<porary palliative, but radical cure. Its
action is necessarily slow, but permanent.
cATARRE IL cURABLE.
n In the majority OF cases especially those
t<Df less than two years durutionl, catarrh
2ran be cured in few weeks by the proper uss
hi Pe-ru-na. Souls cases are cured by six
bottles, others by four and we have not
Lew testimonials who have professed a cure
from even Que bottle Of this remedy. Who're
- case of catsrTh has existed for five or ten
n ears permanent cure can not be reason
bbly hoped Tor in less than three or four
months, and IN some rare caSes the continp Cd
pSe OF Pe-ru-pa for one year has been necos-
fary 70 effect permanent cure. But, unless
3ho case is very old or complicated, speedy
ND permanent cure II sure.
M THESE ARE FACTS
bassd on many years use Of this most excel
ent catarrh r.msdy. No one could he more
anxious than myself to discover some catairh
Xemedy that would cure in less time, but IL
eems 10 be an ilpossibility to do SO. 1t Il
ot only true Of cstarrh, but also OF all other
hronic diseases, that It takes time and per
Xstent trea tInsnt to curs.
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