The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-31

for n few DAYS or week, will make per-
mancnt cure. In chronic catarrh. the dose
of Pe-ru-na is a tablespoonful to the aver
age person, before each meal and At bod
time II the catarrh is a stubborn one,
during the second month the dose should
he Increased 10 two tahlospoontuls, aud
after that no further increase in the dose
should be made. But delicate persons,
r'ele or female, should begin with tea
spoonful four times day. as above aud
gradually Increase 1t so that at the end OF
month a tablespoonful Is taken at each
dose. Such persons should continue this
dose until cured.
Pe-ru-na is the only medicine required to
euro chronic or acute cntarrh whether 10
Gated In the nose. head. throat. or ~ any
part OF the body. In thirty five years the
writer has never met with single case
that this remedy dil not effect an entire
cure, when it WIS sufficiently porscyored
in,
II sometimes happens. however, that the
accumulation OF dried mucous in The nose
interftrcs with breathing To such an extent
that it ought To be removed every morning
and every evening, so that Pc-ru-na Will
not be retarded In its curative action. The
best and most onoctual way 10 remove this
hardened mucus Is as follows;
Make n weak solution of salt and warm
water tsay an even Tablespoonful OF salt to
u quart OF warm waterl. snuff 1t up from
the palm OF the hand through the nose. 10
as To come out through the mouth; nlao
| blow the nose, Continue this process until
you arc sure that all mucous and seabs from
he nose and the upper part Of the throat
/ have been removed. DO this on going &c
bed and on getting up In the morning
| twice daily. This will enable you 10 breathe
through the nose.
Another complaint Is sometimes made,
| nd that IL, the patient Will take fresh cold
| while under the treatment. and which also
rctards the curative effects of the Peru
ma This can be entirely prevented by gar
Cling with n strong solution of salt water
The very best way of garglnG Is as FOL
| lows.
Put six tablcspoonfuS OF common table
salt into one quart OF cold water and keep
the solution In a cold place. Then be seated
on low backed char. take a mouthful OF
the gargle close the lips tightly hold the
nose shut with the thumb and ingcr, thro"
your head far back. and make the llotion
of swallowing, or any motion OF the throat
that You can make. without actually swat
lowing DO this as long as you can mold
your breath. and then spit N out. GATgle
on going 10 bed latter cleansing the nu-
cuous membrant). on getting up In the
morning and after each meal; that is. hvc
times daily. This will keep you from taxi
ing fresh cold and pc-ru-na VIII then
positively cure every case.
There is no use for people TO endure a
miserable existence with this loathsome
and distressing disease, when so sure a
remedy is at hand. II Is useless to expend
large sums OF money and waste much prcc-
ious time in experimenting with special
treatments, or local applications. when
rothing Is more certain than that all these
things will fail TO permanently cure, AZ
Lest, they only relieve. Cures made With
Pc-ru-na are permanent. The patient
finds himself In exactly the same condition
he was before he had catairh.
Tho following testimonial is good Illus
,ratiou of the cures made with Pc-ru-pa;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r, Harden. Evansville,
Wis, write: I'm the first place, Pe-ru-na
cured my wife OF chronic catnrrh. with