The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-03-24
CATARRH OF MIDDLE EAR
The Beauty and Utilitys of the Ea'
When Healthy.
Its Ugljness and WOrthlessness When
Diseased.
A Peculiar Case.

On February 10, 1872, the fe-ru'na
Drug and Manufacturing Company
received tie following letter from II.
Walter Brady, Cascade, Ark:
81 take pleasure in recommending
your medicines. The benefit | have
derived from the use of your remedies
could not be bought for any amount
OF money. When was about five
ears old had a long spell of typhoid
fever and pneumonia. After L got
we'll 1 took the running at the ears,
and for fourteen years 1 was almost
an invalid. 1t was so continual and
so offensive that | excluded myself
from all society. L could do nothing,
was ungt for manual labor, and l han
almost come to the conclusion that it
would be betteo if were dead. My
father consulted several doctors.
They said had an abscess in my
head. / tried several kinds of med
icines, but they were of no avail; so L
gave it up, and thought it might be
that would outgrow it. After l had
borne it for fourteen years l received
pamphlet from DR.. s. B. Hartman,
entitled The Ills of Life / had given
up all hope of ever being, cured, but
would have tried anything. wrote
to DR.. Hartman to know what he
would charge for taking my case on
the insurance. He wrote me that the
remedy was simple, and that could
cure myself. After using $17 worth
of your remedies 1 found 1 was en-
tirely cured. l am now as active,
stout and beatty as any young mon
could wish to be. The world could
not buy my fortue. recommend to
all as the best medicine sold.n
When chronic catarrh passes up the
eustachian tubes into the middle ear
it sets up an Inflammation which is
liable to terminate in suppuration or
the formation of matter. The matter
accumulates and presses on the MEM
brana tympani, producing earache,
and in many cases ruptures the ear
drum, when the matter escapes out of
the ears externally, generally called
if neglected, not only result in deaf
ness, but may cause death. In long
standing cases the hearing will likely
be impaired, owing to injury of the
delicate parts of the ear. 1t is not
always that chronic catarrh of the
middle ear produces running ears, but
often dryness of the mucous lining,
which gives rise to cracking or snap
ping sounds, and in some cases a pecu-
liar pressure or full feeling inside the
ear.
In recent cas- sol not more than two
years. duration, Pe-ru-na, taken as
directed on the bottle, will effect a
cure in few weeks or months. The
cure is fastened by gradually increas-
ing the dose recommended on
the bottle to double dose.
But cases like the above, where
the discharge from the ear is of long
standing, and especially if it be of a
feited odor, La cu-pi-a should be taken
according to the directions of the label
until the system is thoroughly
cleansed, after which the Pe-ru-na
will complete the cure. There need
be no failures to obtain a cure in a
single case. A cure is within reach
of all.
Those desiring further particulars
should address The Pe-ru-na Drug
Manufacturing Co., Columbus, o., for
The Family Physician No. 2, a trea Use
of 50 pages on catarrh in all varieties
and stages, consumption, la grippe,
coughs, colds, and all other climatic
diseases of winter and spring. Sent
free to any address.