Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-01
CATARRH The CAUSE
or 4 HOST OF DIsEAsEA

Head, Throat, Lungs. stomach-An subjeoe
to Catarrh-what the Medical Profes.
sion Says.
IF any medical authority were asked to
name the disease which most rarely de.
stroys life he probably would name ca
tarrh. But. were be further asked to name
the disease which sets up in the system
oftenest diseases which do destroy life he
would be obliged to again name catarrh.
Catarrh, while it remains simply catarrh,
very rarely destroys a life, although il
makes life miserable; bTt catarrh surely
leads to host of diseases many Of which
are fatal to life The following list OF dis
eases, too well known in this country, ars
each and all simply catarrh affecting diff
ferent organs of the body: Sore eyes, deaf.
ness, running ears, discharge from the nose,
sore mouth and throat, bronchitis, hoarse-
ness, consumption, enlarged tonsils, quincy,
dyspepsia, chronic diarrhea and dysentery
are each thought by most people to be es-
sentially different diseases; but the truth is
they are catarrh of the mucous lining of the
various organs. A medicine that is appli.
cable to any one of the above list of diseases
is applicable to them all, and each one has
for its cause the same condition. Catarrh il
catarrh wherever located, and the remedy
that will cure it in one organ of the body
In the majority of cases Especially those
of less than two years duration) catsrrh can
be cured in few weeks by the proper use
of Pe-ru-na. Some cases are cured by six
bottles, others by four, and we have not q
few testimonials who have professed a cure
from even one bottle of this remedy. Where
q case of catarrh has existed for five or ten
years permanent cure cannot be reasonably
hoped for in less than three or four months,
and in some rare cases the continued use OF
Pe-ru-na for one year has been necessary to
effect permanent cure. But, unless ths
case is very old or complicated, prompt
and lasting cure is sure.
The following cases, given in the language
of the patient, is fair illustration Of the
effect of Pe-ru-na in chronic catarrh.
KYLE, TEX, March q, 1891
For ten years have been sufferer Of
that dreadful disease, chronic catarrh- Ths
doctors all pronounced my case to be
catarrh in its worst form. / took many
kinds of treatment to no avail Ihave tried
every catarrh cure, but nothing seemed to
benefit me in the least. / lost all confidence
in medicine. At last heard of Pe-ru-na.
commenced to use it, and am now entirely
rid of all catarrhal symptoms. I would
give SO bottle for Pe-ru-na rather than
be without it. 1t has restored me to per-
feet health. Mrs. M. j. TAMBLIN.
It would be difficult to describe a worse
case to cure than the above. The length Of
time it had run, the fact that it had contin-
ually grown worse, and the further fact that
it had already developed the symptoms OF
the dry, Or atrophic stage of catarrh, COM
bine to make this q very remarkable cure,
quite impossible to be made with the ord
mary treatment. The cure was effected by
Pe-ru-na alone, and no spray, gargls or in
halant was used. Pe-ru-na, with directions
for use, can be had at most drug stores
ANY one desiring further particulars are
at liberty to write to Mrs. Tamblin, who
will cheerfully answer any questions.
Those desiring to become well informed
as to the nature and cure Of catarrhal dis
eases should send tor the Family Physician
No. 2 Sent free by the Peruns Medicine
Company, Columbus, o.