Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-17

hundred thousand persons perished In
the last year from the bacillus alone.
The most common disease resulting
from II is consumption ofthe lungs, bat
other organs Of the body are liable to
DO affected as they develop slowly but
surely in any organ that may be In q
weak or unhealthy state.
If active and healthy, tho liver,
kidneys, and bowels have to q won
derful extent the power Of expelling
these deadly animalculs or parasites
from the system, And this fact fur
nishes an important indication for the
successful treatment Of all the long
Hat of maladies caused by these para.
sites as will be hereinafter shown.
The studieo of LANcIsCA, an emil.
mont italian, and Woop, Formal and
others, are interesting, as showing the
large variety CT chronic diseases as
heretofore classified, that result from
these germs. Among the most COM
mon were oliver complaint" bilious
ness or torpid liver, dyspepsia or in.
digestion, lung al %,ctions, bronchitis,
kidney diseases, chronic diarrhei,
spinal complaint, fever.sores, white
swellings, hip.joint disease, rhsu.
matism, malarisl diseases, such az
fever and ague or intermittent fever,
general and nervous debilities, female
wosknens chronic catarrh of the head,
or ose IL, many forms of unhealthy
discharges from internal organs, and
all the various %scrofulous affections of
the skip, glands, bones, Joints, etc,
Including consumption, which is but
ecrofulous disease of tho lungs,
In this large catalogue of appar-
emily widely differing diseases, but
really all depending upon a com.
mon cause, and therefore nstur-
ally to be sue ,essfulIy treated on the
same general principles, examination
Of the blood and aecretions revealed
large number of these parasites, and
curiously enough the number bore q
direct relation to the severity of the
disease, o comparatively small mum
Der being present, In mild cases and a
worry large proportion In bad cases.
Under the use of the specific treat.
mont which they give, and which Is
substantially the same as that de.
scribed and recommended later In this
review, the number was seen to stead
lily diminish from day to day, until,
with the restoration of health and
bodily strength, they could not be
found at all.
The greatest variety OF symptoms
were found to accompany their pres.
enoe, due to peculiarities of the con.
stitutlon, the part of the body most
seriously affected, and the efforts Of
the different organs to rid the System
OF these germs. Among the most
common were frequent headaches,
neuralgia pains, nausea,l constipa-
ton, poor or variable appetiteS,
disrrbo,, bad breath, hectic fever,
cough, night sweats, cold e%xtremities,
dyspepsia, catarrh, sore throat, sore
eyes, etc while where the skin was
affected, s~alt-rheum, boils. carbunoles,
scurf skins, e~rysipelas, st. Anthony
hre, and other symptoms were com.
mon, and all gradually but with GER
tainty were cured by the same means.
The hectic fever ia often met with in
consumption, with the hacking or
tearing cough, night sweats, diarrhe
and other symphonic due to the efforts
of nature to throw off and expol these
germs were also readily controlled anG
cured the same way es the old sores
r abHcesses and ulcers In the lungs, live
r and other important organs. TIL
} pale and waxy hue and enlargement O
. the glands, due to the early signs O
their presence, were at once improveI
and soon disappeared under the sys
tenn of treatment adopted.
: 1t IL found that in robust health tn
purifying action of the liver and e1cre
r tory organs soon expel from the BLOOD
-. the germs that may gain entrance, AM
, that otherwise would remain If thes,
! glands were not active, and create seri
! GUS disease. The presence of thes
germs In the air in rooms occupied b!
, sufferers with such affections points II
!. the necessity Of keeping them wei
a aired and summed. Weak person
. should not expose themselves BY re
/ naming In such rooms or by too init,
mate association with invalids. al
a clothing and discharges should b.
4 thoroughly disinfe ted and kept clean
Mucus, saliva, etc., must not be OK
a perforated and allowed to dry upor
/ the floor and be stirred up and ditfdse'
through the air by sweeping and dust
n Ing. Pure air and plenty Of sunshin
y are necessities In these affections, ant
good food a requirement to keep tn
\ body strong and capable of resisting
q the inroads of these minute bodies
v Every individual should CAREFUL.
watch his health and any evidence o
Inactivity of the vital organs or I'm
: purity of the blood should be oorrecte
In time.
. The corrosive acids and miners
; poisons are found to possess the powe
= = of killing these germs, but the danger
GUS nature of such powerful agent
!, prevents their internal use. For tn
= purpose of expelling these germs whe
once within the system it Ia neoessar
= to resort to vegetable remedies ia O,
. der to cleanse the blood of the germ
= without Injury to the patleat.
I An American physician of large el
perience in the treatment of o.
forms of chronic diseases, now con
|, clusively shown to be caused by para
site life, for many years devoted muo
time to the investigation of tn
causes of these aft ,%ctions, and In tn
n treatment of many thousands G
cases developed and thorough
tested q combination Of vegetabl
y agents which he used with marvelou
Y success In their cure.
70 In cases of wasting disease, as con
W sumption, or scrofula of the lungs
and other organs, and In all cases al
h tended with great weakness, it wa
found to exert the most wonderfr
y tonic and restorative Influences, be