Milford chronicle., 1883-12-07
FORTY RILLION GERMS.
A TOnderSuI Theory that Concerns
the Welfare, Happiness and Life
OF Every one.

the Welfare, Happiness ana Lie
OF Every one.
In his quiet and coy library at the close OF
busy day sat a gentleman and his wife, he
absorbed in a rev book and she in the news
paper. Quickly glancng toward her nus
band, She asked, at a certain point in the ar
ticle
John, what is the germ theory"
The germ theory wel-yes; just look IN
the encycloE e liza under Germ, that VIII eX-
plain it so much better than l can.
Accordingly his wife opened tn book at
the word named. and read: Germ Theory of
Disease-a theory advanced by the ablest
and best Investigators and scientists OF the
times. It suppose the surface Of the EARTH
the air and water to be inhabited to a greater
or less extent with a peculiar growth OF the
lowest form of fuugi-c0mmonly termed
bacteria, whose power of reproduction, under
favorable conditions, issO great that single
germ win increase to fifteen million IN
twenty-fOur hours time. and unchecked IN
its increase would grow TO mass OF elghg
hundred tons in three days time. II srace eand
food be furnished. There is no cOndlt on
under which it can be said to be q s. mt un-
less it be from fire or air filtered through
cotton batting in numerous layers. A Single
drop of water containing germ, Ut lhto
water boiled, filtered and thus freed rom
bacteria, viii grow murky IN day or Two
from the development Of new germs. w ilen
billion TO weigh one grain, some remote iea
can be had of the capacity OF germ repro
duction. Professor John Tyndall, in late
work, elaborately treats of the influence
of germs in the propagation of disease ana
charges upon this cause, the inception and
development of very many of the ailments
most injurious to man. Professor Fasteur,
an eminent French sayant, has carried his
original and beautiful experiments so far,
and from them deiuced such pra tical results
as very greatly to diminish the number OF
cases OF anthrax among sheep and chicken
cholera among fowlS,-proving his theory
that these are essentially and actually germ
diseases. These germs are carried into the
system through the lungs, the stomach and
possibly the skin, but through the lungs
chiefly. Once in the system, they begin to
develop poisoning the blood, invading the
nerve centers, disturbing the functional
activity OF the great organs of the body and
inducing a general impairment of the vital
processes. They are the cause of fevers,
rheumatism, Brights disease of the kidneys,
pneumonia, blood poisoning, liver disease,
diphtheria and many other ailments. Lately
Professor Koch, iamOuS German physlclan,
has proved that consumption of the lungs Is
due to this cause.-The presence OF peculiar
germ
y, hen the circulation is bounding, the
nerves elastic and the system all aglOw with
life and energy, the germs seem to develop
poorly if at all But with weakened nerves,
pOOrd ige,tiOn on mai assimilation of food ora
lowering of vitality from any cause. change
eusues and in this impoverished and weaken
ed fluid the germ finds "a genial home and
develops until symptoms of disease are dis
tiuctlv manifest H. This seen IN he every
day experience Of al The healthy nan rssists
the influences around him and does not take
cold while those whose systems have become
weak from any cause re Oily cont q E colds.
This l. Osr f6n a afn sIT1In ng
theory. The germs attack any weakened
spot in the body, and fixing themselves upon
it. begin their prop CATION. lt is plain there
fore that it is only by terrifying the weak
portions of the body that the germs o, dis
ease can be resisted and driven from the
system. But this ha proved almost an iln-
possibility heretofore. ald it has been the
study of phys Clans for y ars how be { to ac-
c0mplish it. Within the past te" We rs how
ever, a prepare ton h2s been attr citing great
attention, not only through ut the entire
land, but among the medical profession and
scieuti Is generally. which is ba ed upon this
theory. and it may safely be sad, nc remedy
ha ever been fOurd which cans0 src IS ully
place the system in c0n.htOn to resist the
germs of disease as Warmers Safe ture. his
article is inquest on bl the best and most
efficient That has ever been discovered Tor this
purpose, and
=. John, say. John does the clcyclop dia
advertise Warmers SAFE Cure.
Il should not wonder GEAR: lis Grand
remedy, and that pamphlet we ne eivel the
other ay stated that DR.. Guun 0 the United
States Medical college, ind rsed il. At all
events the wonderful curesit is accomplishing
entitle it to be honorablv noted among the
great discoveries Of the pres mt century.
However the facts above ;ated ~ y be- the
truth rema rs that tie GERM e)ry of disea
is the correct one, and that Jhc 81 a remedy
mentioned is the only one wHirl has ever
been found that Can put the eratanl u "A CON
diti0n to kill these germs before thav obtain
a hold upon the body, and undermine the
life
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