The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-07-06
cATARRH is CURED
Quicker, Easier and with Greater Certainty
in Warm Seasons.
Catarrh as a Cause OF Other Diseases.

Catarrn as Cause OF Other Diseases.
am persuaded, after many years OF
experience in the treatment O, con-
sumption, that nearly every case is
due to chronic catarrh. The catarrh
may nave been so slight previous tU
the development as to cause no alarm;
but suddenly the dread symptoms OF
consumption make their appearance,
many times too late to be cured. A
similar explanation will apply 10
calarrh of the stomach and bowels,
whlch so derange the fluids of diges-
ton as to produce dyspepsia, diarrhea
and disenLery. When catarrh attacks
the Kidneys it at once produces chronic
Inflammation of these organs, in every
respect resembling Bright's disease OF
the kidneys. The acrid mucous termed
In the kidneys by catarrh lot only sets
up arrangements of these organs, but
frequently also in the urinary organs.
ln snort, catarrh Is capable of
changing all OF the lile-giving secie
lions OF the body into scalding fluids
which destroy and inflame every part
they come in contact with. Appllca-
lions to the places affected by catarrh
can DO little good save TO soothe or
vuiet disagreeable symptoms. Hence
IL IL mat gargles, sprays, atomZers
anu lhhalants only serve as temporary
rellei. ANY medlline, to effect cure,
must DC taken into the system.
Pe'ru'na is applicable TO catarrh of
an mucuous surface of the body in
all stages. From the slightest catarr-
nal attack or cole to the most chronic
and pronounced Case of the hyper
trophic form, Pe.ru.na is specific.
Catarrh Il the kidneys, bladder,
uterus, larynx, bronchial tubes, lungs
ana frontal sinuses are all beyond the
reach OF effective local treatment, and
internal treatment is the only hope.
fe-ru-na ID equal to the task; it cures
catarrh wherever located by removing
the cause.
Most people afflicted with chronic
catarrh lind thems elveg during warm
weather more or less improved. This
leads them TO believe that they are
getting better of their disease, but as
soon as cold weather returns they fiud
they are mistaken. The old symo-
toms return with all and sometimes
more than their accustomed severity.
A@"" nihS luhulDS dU the uOSs, llil-
ness in the forehead, offensive breath,
sore throat and perhaps cough. These
and many similar symptoms come
back each winter to convince the VIC
tim of chronic catarrh that the old dis
ease remains.
The proper thing to do is to COM
mence and continue the proper treat.
ment for Chronic Catarrh during the
warm season. By thus take advant.
age CT the disease permanent cure
may be effected before the catarrhal
season returns. The Pe.ru-na treat
ment is the only treatment for this
disease that has withstood the test OF
time. Pe-ru.na should be taken &C
cording to directions, without any in
terruption, until the sysmtoms disap.
pear. Every person beginning this
treatment should have a copy of The
Family Physician No. 2, which con-
tains a complete guide to the cure OF
Chronic Catarrh. The diet, hygie1ic
regulations, local treatment of this
disease, are completely described in
this little book. Sent free by the Pc
ru-na Drug Manufacturing company,
o.