The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-05-12


OF the head, OF ozRna, many forms of un-
healthy discharges from Internal organs,
and all the various scrofulous affections OF
the skin, glands, bones, joints, etc, includ-
ing consumption, which is but scrofulous
disease of the lungs.
In this large catalogue Of apparently
widely differing diseases, but really all de-
pending upon a common cause, and there
fore naturally to be successfully treated on
the same general principles, examination
of the blood and secretions revealed large
numbers of these parasites, and curiously
enough the number bore a direct relation
to the severity of the disease, a compara-
lively small number being present in mild
cases and a very large proportion in bad
cases. Under the use of the specific treat
ment which they give, and which is sub
stantially the same as that described and
recommended later i'm this review, the num-
Der was seen to steadily 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 presence, due to
peculiarities of the constitution, the part of
the body most seriously affected, and the
efforts of the different organs to rid the
ystem of these germs. Among the most
common were frequent headaches, neural
gic pains, nausea, constipation, poor or
variable appetites, diarThRa, bad breath,
hectic fever, cough, night-sweats, cold ex-
tremities, dyspepsia, catarrh, sore throat,
sore eyes, etc, while where the skin was
affected, salt-rheum, boils, carbuncles,
scurf skin, erysipelas, St Anthony's fire,
and other symptoms were common, and all
gradually but with certainty were cured by
the same means. The hectic fever so often
met with in consumption, with the hacking
or tearing cough, night-sweats, diarrh9a,
and other symptoms due to the efforts OF
nature to throw Off and eXpel these germs
were also readily controlled and cured in
the same way as were the old sores, alb
scesses and ulcers in the lungs, liver and
other important organs. The pale and
waxy hue and enlargement of the glands,
due to the early signs of their presence,
were at once improved and soon disap-
peared under the system of treatment
adopted.
1t is found that in robust health the puri-
flying action of the liver and excretory or
gans soon expel from the blood the few
germs that may gain entrance, and that
otherwise would remain if these glands
were not active, and create serious disease.
The presence of these germs in the air in
rooms occupied by sufferers with such af-
fections, points to the necessity of keeping
them well aired and summed. Weak per-
sons should not expose themselves by
sleeping or remaining in such rooms or by
too intimate association with invalids.
All clothing and discharges should be
thoroughly disfnfected and kept clean.
Mucous, saliva, etc, must not be eXpectcr-
rated aud allowed 10 dry upon the floor to
be stirred up and diffused through the air
by sweeping and busting. Pure air and
plenty of sunshine are necessities in these
affections and good food a requirement to
keep the body strong and capable of resist
ing the inroads of these minute bodies.
Every individual should carefully witch
his health and any evidence of inactivity
of the vital organs or impurity of the blood
should be corrected in time.
The corrosive acids and mineral poisons
are found to possess the power Of killing
these germs, but the dangerous nature of
such powerful agents prevents their inter-
nal use. For the purpose of eXpelling the
germs when once within the system it is
necessary to resort TO vegetable remedies
in order to cleanse the blood of the germs
without injury to the patient.
An American physician of large expe-
: rienCe in the treatment of all forms OF
chronic diseases, now c0nclusively shown
to be caused by parasitic life, for many
years devoted much time to the investiga-
ton of the causes of these affections, and in
the treatment of many thousands of cases
developed and thoroughly tested a combi
nation of vegetable agents which he used
with marvellous success in their cure.
In case of wasting disease, as consump'
ton, or scrofua of the lungs, and Other
organs, and in all cases attended with
great weakness, it was found to exert the
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fueuceA besides its nutritive properties
far sufpass those of cod liver oil or any Of
/ the rem2dial agents reSOrted to by the
medical profession in such cases. Hypo
pEOsphites, iron, and quinine bear no com
/ parison to it IN building up the strength Of
/ the debilitated. The recipe as advised by
/ him, has been used for years with the
/ greatest success in a vast and most sue
| cessful practice.
The written experience Of the many suf
/ ferers who have been cured and who ex
press in terms of the highest praise thei
/ endorsement of its great value, are sufii
cient to fill volumes. Living witnesses are
| everywhere, monuments to modern geniu!
and scientific progress in the healing art
Sufferers from oliver complaint" giving
| rise TO - bad blood" consumption, scrofuli
| and other affections and symptoms, the re
suits of blood poisoning from the ravage
of the deadly parasites or disease germs 81
briefly referred to, find in this remedy promp
relief and a permanent cure. The grea
and increasing demand for this God-givel
and peerless remedy for so many appar
/ emily different, but really kindred, all
ments, led to its preparation in pure ant
convenient form under the name of DR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. 1t ca
be obtained the world over at drug an
general stores, and full directions for it
use will be found in the pamphlet that sun
rounds each bottle. IL eXerts the mos
wonderful stimulating and invigorating il
huence on the liver, that greatest gland O
the human system, which has been not in
aptly termed the "housekeeper of on
health" Through the increased action q
the liver and other emunctory organs q
the system, all poisonous germs are rel
dered inactive and gradually expelled froI
the system with other impurities. In som
cases, where there are unhealthy di
charges, as from the nOstTils in cases {
either acute or chronic catarrh, the use
DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, mild an
healing antiseptic lotion, should be asst
ciated with the use of the Discovery. 1t
also advisable to use this lotion in othe
local manifestations of disease of mucot
surfaces. By this nsthe germs of disea'
are destroyed and the membranes cleanse