The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-13
WHY SUMMER Is THE BEST TINE
To Treat and Cure
Catarrh.
The Climatic Conditions Are Then Most Favorable
aud the Liability to Take Cold Re-
duCed to a Minimum.

Catarrh 10 an obstinate and danger
Gus disease. II ciinss tenaciousty
10 the system. and grows more ma
iiEnant with each returning fall
and winter.
The time TO take treatment for dis
eases Of q catarrhal nature il now.
The climatic conditions are most ia
vernhle. In fact, the best OF the
year. the liability to taking cold be-
ing the lowest. and one months
treatment now will do more good
than two months in cold and rainy
weather.
Time and again Or. Copeland has
advised persons in desperate stages
of catarrhal trouble to wait until
summer before taking treatment.
Time and again has he urged the ne
cessity of tskin. treatment while
the weather IL favorable 60 a cure.
Now - that time. Those who suf-
fer from catarrh should take adSnn-
faGe of all the influences that Opcr-
ate now in favor OF a cure. They
should not put of treatment until
next winters stormy days, but
should prLdentiy mend their roof
while the sun shines Now il the
time. and the opportunity 10 just
what is desired for the worst cases.
Do not let IL go nv. hat place yourself
under treatment at once and have
done tor yoH in the next few months
what Nigh not be possible the next
summer.
4 majority OF patients Will only
put themselves under treatment at
h.. n
suffering actual pain and distress,
namely, during the winter season,
when at times ii a. almost impos-
sibie to do anything for them on ac-
count If the chanaeable weather;
then. as soon the warm weather
comes and tae immediate distress
ing symptoms are lessened, they
Halter themselves that they do not
need farther attention, and cease
treatment To wait until winter
comes again, when they go through
with the same round of aches and
pains and chronic coughs, growing
worse, more dcbIii;ated and more
incurabie each winter.
1t is especially advisable that the SUI
ferer be not deceived ty the bland iniu-
ence OF the summer season and that he
recognize the necessity Of securing that
medical aid which is needed for perfect
cooperation with nature. Do not tribe
with your health. Nature is warm ana
loving and generous In summer. The sick
feel almost we'll, 20 gentle is the season
10 the ailing. The victim OF a chronic q 8
ease feels an abatement OF the sharpness
of his suffering. Nature does much tor W..
but she does not do ii all. IL is not wise
TO assume that when this beautiful season
works an Improvement in the system COM
piete health Will be the result. Rather
think that this is an offer Of help from
nature which you should al once take adj
vantage of.
The Copeland physicians realizing the
necessity for continuous and persistent
course of treatment In aggravated ca
tarrhai conditions. reduced tn ir fees 20 s.
pr month. treatment and all m d c.nes in
clGded. SO that patients of moderate means
could afford 70 continue trestm ut
throughout The ib course. TIL re-
suits have beer very gratifying. They
have restored 10 health hundreds of pa
TENTS suffering from aggravated chrcn q
ailments who otherwise would have been
compelled TO 60 on suffering for lack %
proper med cal aid. as this very low rate
of treatment brings first-ciass special
treatment within the reach OF every one.