The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-04-12
BLOOD DISORDERS
AND KINDRED DISEASES OF
SPRING DISCUSSED.
Synopsis OF Medical Lecture by DR..
S. b. Hartman OF Columbus, o.

The sudden break from the frig!d
cold of winter to the depressing heat
OF summer is the cause of spring sick
ness. The divestive organs, during
cold weather, are taxed to furnish suf-
ficient force to maintain the heat OF
the body against excessive cold, but
on the return of warm weather great
deal less food is needed by the system,
which thickens the blood with the
Euperfluous products of digestion. Ii
the change from cold to heat be sud
den, the effect on the health of the
people is more intense and danger
GUS. The blood soon becomes over
loaded with the heavy poisonous mat
ter which must be thrown off by the
kidneys and skin, else serious blood
poisoning will surely follow.
Tho first effect on the system which
the blood contaminations have is to
produce sleepy, tired-out" feeling,
confusion of the seses, coated tongue,
irregular appetite, and shortness OF
the breath. If nothing is done to
clense the blood it gradually becomes
thicker, until eruptions ot the skin
appear on one or more parts OF body,
especially on the face, and between
the shoulders and on the legs. The
eruptions usually cause much itching
and sensations of heat. III there Is
any old humor in the system, such as
salt rheum, eTysipelas, scrofula or
syphilis, 1t is sure to break out in I'M
usual severity.
Uuless a proper remedy Is used at
this stage of the trouble symptoms OF
kidney disease will soon appear The
irritating poisons which find their
way out of the blood through the kid
neys will soon cause these organs to
or some other organic arrangement of
the kieneys is the result. 1t some
times happens that the poisonous con-
dition of the blood will set up rheu-
matism, govt or chronic neuralgia.
Thus, by simply neglecting to keep
the blood cleansed, the foundation is
laid for i'll health from which thous-
ands of people 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 feel
ings, and perhaps acquiring q
fatal disease find themselves
In as excellent spirits
and health s. at any other time of the
year. Tnis is the way it can be done.
Get three bottles of Pe.ru-na and one
of Man-a-lin. Take tsaspoonful of
Pe.rL.na before each meal and small
dose of Man-a-lin at bedtime, only
enough to produce one natural pass
age of the bowels each day. This
course of treatment is no experiment;
1t is as positive in its results as any
fact of science can be. After you have
tried 1t you will say Pe.ru.na is posi-
lively the best spring medicine you
have ever tried A great many
years OF extensive trial of these rene
dies in this class of arrangements
have demonstrated that there are no
failures. The medicines are kept at
most drugstOres with full directions
for use Oh each bottle.
A pamphlet of thirty-two pages,
fully explaining cause, nature and
cure of disord rs of spring, will be
sent free to any address by the Peru.
ma Drug Manufacturing company of
Columbus, 0. This pamphlet should
be IN every household, as by its intel
ligent us a multitude of ills, to which
every family is liable, would be entire.
ly avoided.