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Show COLD IN THEHEAD It the First Chapter In ths History of Chronlo Disease. A cold In the head Is the first chap, ter In the history 0f disease and death. This baa been so often repeated that there are few people Indeed who have not witnessed many examples of It. A cold In the bead Is rarely severe enough to confine a vigorous person to the house. As a rule, It ends In recovery without any treatment. This has led many people to regard a cold la the head as of no Importance, It Is terrible mistake, however, to pass by a cold In the head as a trivial maV ter. Every case should be treated. Those who have used Peruna for such cases will testify unanimously tbst ft few doses Is sufficient to remove re-move every vestlgo of the cold. How much tetter It la to treat ft cold In this way than It Is to allow It to go on and on fo. weeks, perhaps months, leaving effects that will never be eradicated. Yet there are those who neglect to take Peruna for ft cold In the bead.! This neglect Is due to the false notion that ft cold in the head la hardly worth noticing. A cold In the head Is In reality a I case of acute catarrh. It ought to be called so, In order to awaken people from their lethargy on this subject In a large per cent, of cases cold In the head will end In chronlo catarrh. Unless Un-less properly treated with some such ?emedy as Peruna, perhaps CO per cent of cases of cold In the bead will lay the foundation for chronic catarrh. A tablespoon ful of Peruna should be taken at the very first symptom of cold In the head. Usually where the cold Is not very severe a tablespoonful of Peruna before each meal and at bed time Is sufficient It may be necessary, neces-sary, however, where the attack Is more serious, to keep strictly In the house and take a tablespoonful of Peruna every hour. Younger people, feeble or delicate women, should taka a teaspoonful every hour. |
