Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-03-10
Preachers and Public Speakers.
THE VICTIMS or CATARRH OF THE
PHARYNx.
ELOQUENT DIVINEs, ABLE POLITICIANS.
EMINENT SCHOLARS AND PRO-
FEsSIONAL SINGERS MADE
YOICELESs.
EXTRACTS FROM A LECTURE DELIVERED
BY DIR. S. B. HARTMAN AT THE
SURGICAL HOTEL, Co
LUMBUs, 0.

An ordinary sore throat, by frequent
recurrence, is apt to become chronic, so
that the throat continues to be sore
nearly all the time. This form of sore
throat is known in medical literature as
Follicular Pharyngitis. 1t is caused by
excessive use of the voice. by confin g
mentin closeroo in bad air. by undue
exposure to cold, or by over-indulgence
in smoking, but more frequently by
catarrh and diptheria. The symptoms
are frequent hawking. especially in the
morning, expelling from the throat with
great difficulty stringy mucous, which
produces gagging, and even vomiting
at times. There is raw, sore feeling
in the throat, and when the slightest
cold is taken, the throat become inflam-
ed and swollen. Instead of the smooth,
pinkish look that the throat has in
health, it looks angry, red and uneven.
with occasional patches of white mu-
cous adhering to it. 1t is sure to make
much speaking, singing or laughing
painful, and the voice will slowly grow
hoarser and weaker. Nothing is surer
than if this is allowed to go unchecked
it will finally involve the larynx. and
the voice will be seriously injured. 1t
is also certain that unless something is
done to stop it the disease will
gradually extend down the bronchial
tubes to the lungs.
Follicular Pharyngitis is the special
bane If public speakers and singers,
also people whose nervous system is
depressed by organic disease of any
kind. People who, for any reason. are
much confined to close rooms, are very
liable to this disease. ANY one afflicted
by this trouble is not only leading a
miserable life, but the imfiamed state of
the throat renders him especially liable
to acute disease of the throat, such as
diptheria and quinsy.
Forthis trouble in any stage Pe-ru-na
is the pink of perfection. If Pe-ru-ra
were always used before the lungs be
came affected it would not fail to cure
single case. Numerous cases that
have used gargles, wet packs. external
and internal applications of all sorts,
without avail, find immediate relief and
cure by using Pc ru-na. The fame of
Pe-ru-na in all mucous inflammatons
is such that many doctors and druggists
not on y prescribe it, but use it as their
own family medicine. As soon as its
use in such cases is begun. the phlegm
loses its sticky, strlngy character, and
becomes at first more abundant, but
easily expectorated. The quantity grows
gradually less, until, after several weeks
use of Peru ma it ceases altogether.
The inilamed mucous surfaces and en-
larged follicles show immediate inn
provement, and raridly regain their
natural appearance. by taking Pe-ru-na.
without the use If any gargle or appl.
cation whatever.
In cases of sore throat, bronchitis and
consumption. where cough is promi-
nent symptom, it is better TO add two
ounces of rock candy to each bottle
using; then take according to directions
on the bottle. In case of dys pepsia and
diseases of the abdominal cavity and
pelvic organs. the directions on the
bottle are sufficient. Cases of chronic
catarrh in the head, throat, bronchial
tubes, stomach and pelvic organs, of
ten, fifteen, or even twenty years
standing, are constantly being cured by
the use of Ps-ru-na. 1t has come to be
a well established fact that Pe-ru-na
will cure catarrh in any stage or variety
where the case is not complicated by
any organic disease.
A valuable pamphlet of thirty-two
pages, setting forth in detail the treat
ment of coughs, colds, sore throat,
bronchitis, consumption, catarrh in
every phase of the disease, will be sent
free to any address by The Pe-ru-na
Drug Manufacturing Co. of Columbus,
Ohio. This book should be in every
household, as it contains great deal of
reliable information as to the cure and
prevention of all catarrhal and kindred
diseases.
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Hicks to her husband. lets 90 down
and hear that boy preacher tonight.
| IN very much interested in him. He
and my grandfather were Schoolmates.
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