The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1892-02-04

treshold of wealth and luxury.
Doctors seem to be wholly unable to
prevent its onset, to stay It's rayishes,
or mitigate its consequences. Is
there no. balm In Gilead! No succor
for the oppressed?
Without hesitation or fear of
successful contradiction I answer:
Yes, there is a preventive for those
who have remained,as yet untouched
with this disease, cure for those
who are already its victims. and
complete and permanent restoration
for those WHO have lately escaped its
clutches, with weakened and deranged
bodies from which recovery seems
impossible. To those who have thus
far escaped this dreadful ailments,
but are trembling with constant fear
OF it, desire to say that tablespoon
full of Peru ma, taken before each
meal. IS absolutely reliable as q pre-.
.Yentive against LA Grippe; and no
one need have any fear of an attack
Of this disease so long as this treat
ment is continued. It is absolute
recklessness, for which there is little
or no excuse, for any one, during the
unsettled weather at last, to omit to
take his preoaution. To those who
are already attacked by this disease /
would advise: AT the appearance of
the first symptoms treatment should
be begun at once, and keep strictly
to the house for q few days. No
treatment, however effectul it may
be, will always prevent quite a long
siege with this disease, but no other
medicinal treatment is necessary than
Pe-ru-na. The directions, as they
are given on the bottle. are more
applicable to chronic diseases, and
it is advisable, during the acute
stages of the disease, to take smaller
doses, but Uftener. would direct
tablespoonful of Peru ma every two
hours for adults, and a corresponds
ingly less dose for children, until the
acute stage is ended.
There are great multitude OF
people in all parts of the land who
.haye entirely lost their health as a
result! Of La Grippe; who have 10.
covered from an attack, but find
themselves with weakened nerves,
deranged digestion, and with but
very little Of their former powers.
There is no disease known to man
that leaves the system in such an
outrageous and exasperating con.
dition, as La Grippe. The student
finds it is impossible to return to his
books, the professional man to his
routine of Office work, and the work.
ing man to his labols, with anything
like their old vlgor. 1t is even worse
with the housewife and the devotee
of fashion, whose facilitating en-
Payments make recHperatiOn slower.
= VI IAiS SANoo vi L C~l u lid Is
a specific, and | do not hesitate to
guarantee that if anyone will take
Pe-ru~na according to the following
directions that in a few weeks they
will be entirely restored to their
accustomed health: Add two ounces
Of rock candy to each bottle of
Pe-ru.na before using. Take Il table
spoonful before each meal and at
bedtime. Gradually increase this
dose until, at the end of one month,
you are taking two tablespoonful at
dose. This dose should be continued
until every yestige OF the symptoms
disappear.
Anyone desiring further particulars
should write The Pc ru.na Msnufac-
turing Co.. of Columbus, O., for a
free copy of The Family Physician
No. "a most admirable treatise ON
La Grippe, acute and chronic catarrh,
coughs, colds, and all other climatic
diseases of winter.