The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1892-01-28


more neglected, and often more diff
cult to cure than Catarrh. 1t is
common, because ali alike are eX-
posed to sudden changes in tens
perature; neglected, because it is
rarely severe enough at first to inter-
fere with business, and difficult to
cure, because it is usually allowed
to become chronic before treatment
is begun,
SYMPTOMS OF oATARRu.
The symptoms vary according TO
the stage and exact location OF the
disease. The first stage of catarrh Of
the nose and head (frontal sinuses)
produces discharge IRON the nose,
sneeZing, pain IN the eyes and fore
head, weak and sometimes watery
eyes, occasionally loss Of memory. In
the last stage the discharge, eases.
and dry offensive scales form in the
nose; polypi growths sometimes form
IN one or both nostrils, and the pain
in the head and eyes is less intense.
If the catarrh is principally in the
throat it produces raw feeling max
ing swallowing painful, and the
tonsils become infamed at the slight
est touch. The mucous membrane
of the throat is thickened, red, and
frequently liberated. Hawking with
difficulty Stringy mucous out of the
throat, gagging and splitting, are
symptoms more or less constant,
according to the severity of the
case.
In the last stage the thickened and
swollen membrane become thin and
shiny and the spnta thick and Of a
very offensive odor. AS soon as this
dreadful disease reaches the larynx
hoarseness and weakness of voice
manifest themselves. Unless some
thing is done to prevent, the catarrh
will follow the mucous membrane
into the lungs, where it will be
followed by cough, night-5weats
rapid loss of flesh, and the other
dread symptoms Of consumtion; or
the catarrh may pass through the
m.opmag"s to the stomach and pro-
duce dyspepsia, with all Its attendant
horrors. In my extensive practice
Of medicine l have treated Il vast
number of cases of catrrh in all stages
Of its progress, from its first appear
ance as II common cold to the last
Stage Of consumption. When The
catarrh is located in other organs it
produces symptoms due to deranged
or suspended function of the organ
or organs affected.
TREATMENT OF CATARRH.
With the foregoing explanation
any one can understand that catarrh
is the same wherever located, the
different symptoms being due to the
part affected rather than a difference
in the disease. Ca5arTh is every
where and always passive conges-
ton Of the capillary blood vessels of
some mucous membrane, due to
habhiness of these little vessels. Is
there remedy known to man Ethat
will operate to strengthen the coats
If the weakened vessels and restore
them to their wOnted elasticity? 1
believe there is one, and only one. 1t
is called Pe-ruona. Pe-ru-na OPP
crates directly on the vasa-motor
Of nerves, which give the smaller
(trterioles) their elasticity.
Peoru-na is applca BILE to catarrh
Of any mucous surface Of the body
and in all Stages. From The slight
Est Catarrhal attack, or cold, to the
most chronic and pronounced cHse OF
The hypertrophic form, Pt-ru-na is a
specific. Its operation is, primarily, |
)n the mucous surfaces. by giving |
% each capillary vessel its normal |
'l"S'icliy' linus is"eh'hg the cause
!" heheNef the c2'"'rh IS located
hele IL 10 oon'e"'e''C 70 MAKE l'caI
'pp'lca'lo"S 'heJ uhoouoVe0'y assist
?e-rH-ha III completing a cure oot
his is not always the case, and
1e-ru-ha Can pc felled on 10 perfect
'ure without any local treatment
whatever. Catarrh OF the Kidneys
bladder, uterus, larynX, bronchial
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