The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-09

IN his quiet and cory library at the close
Of busy day sat gentleman and his wife,
be absorbed In new book and she in the
newspaper. Quickly elancing toward her
husband, she asked. at certain point in
the article:
"John, what Is the germ theoryyD
"Ihe germ theory -well-yes; just look
In the encyclopedia under Germ that will
explain Il 50 much better than can"
Accordingly his wife opened the book &C
the word named and read: Germ Theory
Of Disease-A theory advanced by the
ableSt and best Investigators and scientists
Of the times Il supposes the surface Of
the earth, the mir and water ! . be Inhabited
% greater or less extent with peculiar
growth Of the lowest form Of funEi-com-
monty termed bacteria, whose power Of re-
production. under favorable conditions, il
50 great that q single germ will Increase 70
fifteen million IN twenty-fOur hours time,
and unchecked in it, Increase would grow
20 mass Of eight hundred tons, in three
day. time, II space and food Be furnished.
There is no condition under which Il can
Be said "a BE- absent. unless Il be from firc
Or air filtered through cotton-hatting in
numk rous layers. "A single drop Of water
containing . germ, puf into water boiled.
filtered and thus freed from bacteria. will
grow rnnrky in day or two from the Dc.
sidercd that e requires about forty billion
70 weigh one grain, some remote idea can
b. had Of the capacity Of germ reproduc-
tion. Prof. John 1yndalI, IL . late work.
deliberately treats o. che influence or germs
IN the propagation Or disease. and charges
upon this cause The inception and devel-
Injurious 10 man. Prof. Pssteur, an emf.
nent French Gavant, has carried bic origin
q and beautiful experiments 50 far, and
from them dcduced such practical results,
q very greatly 70 diminish che number Of
cases Of anthrax among sheep and chicken
c1olern among iowls-proving bis theory
diseases. These germs are carried Into the
system through tie lungs. the stomach and
possibly the skin. but through the lungs
chiefly Once IN the system, they begin 10
develop, poisoning the blood, invading the
nerve centers, disturbing the functions
activity q the great oreans a che body
and inducing general impairment q the
vital processes. They are the cause Of
fevers. rheumatiSn, Bright's disease OF the
Kidneys. pneumonia, blood poisoning. liver
disease. diphthcria and many other all
ments. lately Prof. Koch, . famous Ger.
man physician. has proved that consump-
son 2. ss q sn s.cd 4 r s.r = 49,
when the circulation ID bounding, the
nerves elastic and the system an nglow
with life and energy the germs seem TO de-
ve!op poorly. ~ a. al. But y ith weakened
nerves, poor digestion or mnlassimilation
d foot o. Lowering Of vitality from any
cause, : change snsucs, end in this impo!-
: genial home and develops until symp-
toms of disease are distinctly manifested.
This O. seen in the everyday experience Of
ali. The healthy man rtss tho influences
around him and does not take cold, while
those whose systems have become weak
from any cause readily contract colds.
theory The germs attack any weakened
spot n the body. and fixing themselves
upon -, begin their propa1 alton. Il %
pam therefore that q n only ~ fortifying
tne weak portions q che body that Che
germs ofdlsease can - resisted and driven
most IN imposzibiIity heretofore. and 4 |
has been che study q physicians Tor years |
how best 70 accompli>nit Within the past |
few years, however, . preparation has Teen
attrac: INK great attention. mot only
throug .sout the entire land, but among the |
medical profession and scientists general |
", which 4 based upon this theory, and e |
may safely b said, no remedy nas ever
been found which can sosuccessfuliy place |
the system In condition 70 resist the |
germs Of di<enso = Wamer,s Bale Cure. |
Ihis article u unQucstionably The best and |
most cfzIcienl thaf han ever been discovered |
Cor this purpose, and
advertise Warmers Safs Curoi0
should mot wonder, dear, rs grand |
remedy, ana that pamphlet 10 rcceived The /
other day stated that Dr.. Gum. Of the l
United States Medical College indorsed q. |
a. al events che wonderful cures q d &C. |
cntille q 60 y honorably noted /
,ss1y r. great d''covs'''' q 'h' present
However ths facts Shove stated may b.,
he truth remains that the germ theory of /
disease q the ccrItct ONE, and that The great Il
remedy mentioned n che only one whicn /
bss ever BEEN Round that cam pun The sys- Il
lem III = condition % Mil these kxy1n ~
|ore hey obtain hold upon ths Cocys and
tho lifN