The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-05-11
"BRIGHTS DISEASE"
AND KINDRED DISEASES OF SPRING
DISCUSSED.
synopsis OF Il Medical Lecture by DR.
S. B. Ha1 tman, OF Columbus, o.
Spring Madicines.

The sudden break from the frigid
cold Of winter TO the depressing heat
Of summer which has BEEN experience.
ed III the last few days
especially III the northern states, has
| hrOug mt mUre tn&u The usual amount
OF spring sickness. Inc digestive or
gans, duGlug cold weather, are taxed
! 20 FURNISH sutli ;lenL force TO maintain
The heat Ui The body against excessive
cold, but on the return o warm
weather d great deal less TODD is Iced
ed by the system which thlckens the
! flood with The seperfluOus products OF
| digestion. il the change from cold TO
| heat be sudden a5ln the pres ent season
the effect on the health OF the people
is more intense and dangerous rne
blood sUOh becomes overloaded with
The heavy poisonous matter which
must BE- thrown ofpy the kidneys and
skin, else serious blood poisoning will
surely follow.
The first effect On the system which
the blood combinations have is to
produce sleepy, tired out" feeling,
confusion OF the senses, coated tongue,
irregular appetite, and shortness OF the
breath. II nothing is done to cleanse
the blood it gradually becomes thicker
until eruptiOns of the ekin appear on
one or more parts Of the body, es-
pecially on the face and between the
shoulders and on the legs. The erup-
lions Usually cause much itching and
sensations of heat If there is any
ony old humOr in the system, such "a
salt rheum, eryspelas, scrOfula or
syphilis, it is sure to freak out in I'M
usual severity.
Unless proper remedy is used at
this stage OF the trouble symptoms of
kidney diseases will soon appear. The
irritating pOisOns which find their
way out of the blood through the
kidneys will soon cause these organs
to become inflamed. "Bright's Dis.
ease" or some other organic darangn-
ment of the kidneys is the result 1t
sometimes happens that the
poisonous condition Of the
blood will set up rheumatism.
govt, or chronic reuralgia. Thus, by
simply neglecting TO keep the blood
cleansed, the foundation is laid for i'll
health from which thousands OF PEG.
pie never recover.
Any one can escape entirely the
above described i'll effects of spring
weather, and instead of dragging
drearily through weeks OF bad feelings
and perhaps acquiring fatal disease,
find themselves in as excellent
spirits and health as at any
other time OF the year. |
This is the way it can be done! Get
three bottles Of Pe-ru-na and ore of
Man: lin. Take tablespoonful of
Pe-lu-na before each meal and small
dose of Man-a-iin at bedtime, only |
enough to produce one natural pass.
age Of the bowels each day. This
course of treatment is no experiment.;
IL is as positive in its results as any face
Of science can he. After you have
tried it you will say pe-ru-na is
positively the best spring medicine
you have ever tried. A great many
years of extensive trial OF these rene
dies in this class of arrangement have
demonstrated that there are no fail
lres. The medicines are kept at most
drug stores, with full directions for
use OH each bottle.
A pamphlet of 80 pages, fly ex-
planning cause, nature and cure OF dlS-
orders of spring, will be sent free to
any address by The Peruna Drug
Manufacturing company OF Columbia,
D. This pamphlet should be in every
as by its intelligent use a
multitude of ills to which every tami-
~ is liable would be entirely avoided.