Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-01-29
CHROME { ACUTE gAlAaa
is Discussed BY a Molld-Rs
noWned Physician.

n0SAeH rRySICldIl.
From a Lecture by Or. S.
q. Hartman Delivered at ting surg
teal Hotel. Columbus. Ohio.
Reported for the Press.
There is no other disease more
common, more neglected, aud often
more difficult to cure than catarrh
1t is common, because all alike are
exposed to sudden changes in tenn
perature; neglected, because it is
rarely severe enough ut first to in
terfere with business; and difficult
to cure, because it is usual allowed
to become cllronic before treatment
is begun.
SYMPTOMS or CATARRH.
The symptoms vary according to
the stage aud location of the disease.
The first stage of catarrh of the nose
aud head (frontal sinuses) produces
discharge from the nose, sneezing,
pain in the eyes aud forehead weak,
and sometimes watery eyes, occas-
ionally loss Of memory. In the last
stage the discharge ceases, and dry
and otfencive scales form on the
nose; polypi growths sometimes
iorme in one aud both nostrils, and
the pain in tic head and the eyes
is less intense. Ii the catarrh
is principally in the throat it pro-
duces Il raw feeling, making swallow
ing painful, and the tonsils become
intlamed ut the slightest touch.
| The mucous membrane Of the
throat is thickened red and frequent
~ liberated. Hawking with diff
cult stringy mucous out OF the
throat, gagging and splitting, are
symptoms Of more or less constant,
according to the severity Of the
case. In the last stage the thick
ened and swollen members become
thin and shiny and the spula thick
and oil a very offensive odor. As
soon as the dreadful disease reaches
larynx h%oarseness and weakness OF
voice manifest themselves. Unless
something is done to prevent, the
catarrh will follow the mucous
MEMBRANE into the lungs, where it
will be followed by q cough, night
sweats, rapid loss Of flesh, and the
other dreaded symptoms ofconsu,n-
ption; or the catarrh may pass
through the usophagus to the
stomach and produce dyspepsia
with all its attendant horrors. Ii
my extensive pracIic Of medicine
have treated a vast number Of eases
oil catarrh in all stages of its pro
gress. from its first appearance III .
common cold to the last stage o
consumption. When the catarrh j,
located in other organs it produces
symptoms due to %deranged OF sus
: pended function of the organ 0
organs affected.
/. TREATMENT OF cATARRH.
With the foregoing explanatio:
anyone can understand that catarrl
is The same wherever locsted, TIN
differen symptoms being due to tn,
pa:t affected rather than the differ
: ence in the disease. Catarrh j
! everywhere and aways Il passlv
e : congestion Of the capillary blood
! vessels of some mucous memberans
due to a nabbiness of these littl
y v~essels. Is there a remedy know
6 10 man that will operate 10 strength
en- the coats OF tn
| weakened vessels and restore Their
. to their wontea elasticity. | believ
there is one, and only one. 1t
: called pe-ru-ua. Pe,ru-na operate
directly on tie vasa-motor systu'
of nerves, which give the small'
arteries (arterioles) their el~asticit.
D Pe-ru-na is applicable to catarr
of any mucous surface of the bod
and in ali stages. From the Sigh
est catarrhal attack, or cold, to IL
most cronic anil pronounced cas-
of the hypertropbic form, Pe.ru.r
i is a specific. It's operation is,prii
l. arily, on the mucous surfaces, I
e giving to each capillary vessel !
Is normal elasticity, thus reaching u
cause. Whenever the catarrh js
Is Gated where it is convenient to NAL
0 local applications they undonbtedl
n assist Pe-ru-na in completing a cur
but this is not Always the case, all
% Pe-ru-na can be relied on to nerfe,
2 a cure without any local treatmel
what ever. Catarrh OF tue kidney
bladder, uterus, larynx, bronchi
!, tubes, lungs and frontal sinuses, n
all beyond the reach of local trea
ment. and internal treatment is Il
4 only hope. Pe-ru-na is equal to II
l. task it cures catarrh wherever .cca
.. ed by remuveing the cause,
!. Pe-ru-na is comparatively ne
y remedy in many localities, and
q thus unknown to- many druggis
y and physicians. I have used
J. continuously for thirty-five year
). and it is already a household wor
:, in tens of thousands of home
Eacl, bottle is accompanied wit
n directions fore use, aud it can
d ordered Of any exclusive wholesa
IS drug house in the United States, AN
is kept by a majority Of retailers.
For a complete treatise on Catarr
;, send for The Family Physician N
Z 2. Sent free by The Peruna Met
icine Company, Columbus, Ohio.
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