The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-12-07
DIR. HARTMAN TREATS
10000 Cases Of Chronic catarrh Free.

In order to bring 10 the homes of all
people, rich and poor, u reliable ana
permanent cure for chronic caIarrh, u
course of treatment has been devised
by the Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing
company whicn costs the patient moth
ing except the necessary medicines.
This enterprising drug company,
bound TO lead and lot hollow, have
completed arrangements to treat
10000 catarrh patients during the
coming winter tree OF charge.
70 insure the success of
THE gigaritlc undertaking they have
secured the services OF the well known
writer and lecturer on chronic catarrh,
DR.. Hartman, who with a corps Of as
slstant physicians, is to take charge
o. the correspondence with each
patient.
Pamphlets accompanied by letter,
giving complete directions for one
months treatment sent tree to any
address. Those not entirely cured
during the first month are expected to
report their condition to DR.. Hartman,
who will advise further treatment
without charge. Each patient is
permitted TO continue correspondence
with DR.. Hartman until entirely
cured. AT no time will any charge
be made. The diet, hygiene and sani-
tary regulations of patient will be
prescribed by the doctor The medi-
cine, which is known all over the
world az Pe-ru-na, is the main medi-
cine used, and can be obtained at any
drug store. Should it be necessary to
continue the correspondence many
months, or even visit DR.. Hartman in
person, everything will be done free
of charge.
The difficulty with which catarrh
is cured has led to the invention of q
host of remedies which produce tenn
porary relief only. The unthinking
masses expect to find some remedy
which will cure them in u few days,
and to take advantage of this false
hope many compounds which have
instant but transient effect has been
devised. The people try these catarrh
cnres one after another, but disap-
pointmens is the invAriabie result, un-
til very many sincerely believe that
no cure is possible.
CATARRH is A SYSTEMATIC DISEASE,
and therefore requires persistent in.
rernal treatment, sometimes for
months before permanent cure is
effected. The mucous lining of the
cavitiesN of the head. throat, lungs,
etc., are made up Of network OF
minute blood vessels called capilla-
ries. The capillaries are very small
elastic tubes, which, in all cases of
chronic catarrh, ale congested
or bulged out with blood 80
long that the elasticity of the
tubes are entirely destroyed. The
nerves which supply these capillaries
with vitality are called the "vasa-
motor" nerves. Any medicine to
reach the real difficulty and
exert the slightest curative action in
any case OF catarrh must operate di-
rectly on the vasa-motor system OF
nerves. AS soon as these nerves be-
come strengthened and stimulated by
tile action of proper remedy they
restore to the capillary vessels Of the
various mucous membranes of the
body their normal elasticity. Then,
and only then, will the catarrh be
permanently cured. Thus it will be
seen that catarrh is not q ble cd dis-
ease, as many suppose, but rather a
disease of the mucous blood vessels.
This explains why it is that 80 many
excellent blood medicines utterly fail
10 cure catar-h
Colds, winter coughs, bronchitis,
sore throat and pleurisy are all Ca
tarrhal affections and consequently
are quickly durable by Pe.ru.na.
Each bottle of fPe-ru-na Ia accompanied
by full directions for use, and is kept
by most druggists. Get your druggist
to order it for you if he does not al
ready keep it.
Those who desire further particu-
lars should send Tor free copy of
Climatic Diseases, one of the latest and
best books published on catarrhal
diseases.