The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12

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hAa described several varieties ~ these
pafatitfs sdns comparatively harmless,
ptrfs stifrmslf dangerous One form he
proved Nv 4 series ~ vaccinations ANA
other conclusive experiments wnsthe cause
f, N death " many thousands df animals ana
herds N %cattloi another the active agent IN
iho death N iuwls Nv cholerd. Acting upon
the kirwlodRe he had gained N the nature
bfthoae germs be- pIintrd out a means u
relief that speedily prevented n spread u
the Diseases and ended their devastation.
TYsDALL, with the aid " other eminent
English Investigators, made n number OF
examinations VI the floating particles In
the atmosphere, aud found numbers " Nv
Ing spores capable of producing disease,
In DRY and healthy localities but few germs
wcrc found, and these 81 the harmless VA
/ ]rietles, while In low damp places, crowdgd
/ houses, aud unhealthy cities, the poisonou'
germs were extremely numerous every
where,
On. RUDoLpH Kocn, OF Wallsteln, Ger
many, Il man whose work In connection
with the organisms ~ contagious diseases
has made him a recognized authority upon
the subject by experimenting after The
methods Of Nu.LrMiN, has discovered nn'
published an account Of one Of the mos
dangerous varieties, 20 which N IL proven
more deaths ARE due than TO any diseas,
incident 80 tho human race.
He describes II rs a simple cellular organ
Ism belonging 10 the same order as tn
bdrferid. When dried tho germs may, with
out losing any vitality, endure great ex
tremcs Of temperature. Being as fine an,
rs light ms dust, invisible 10 the naked eye
they may be- blown any distance by th,
wind or carried upon the clothing or body
Like seeds, they may lie for months o
years undisturbed upon the furniture, floor
carpets, curtains, walls, or In the bedding
and only requiring a proper degree o
warmth, moisture and food TO waken int
life, develop, and grow. They thrive an,
live In the blood, lymph, mucls and secrc
lions ~ the human body. When the sys
tenn X unhealthy or weak they attack tn
cells that make up the animal frame. An.
albuminous fluid will furnish them Will
food for growth, and n single drop IL sui
flcient 10 contain hundreds. Examine
with microscopes Of great power, which en-
large them so that they can be seen an,
studied, they have the appearance Of mi
mute rod-liko bodies having, when activ,
some power OF motion. Tney bend IN III
middle like a bow and straighten with
Jerk that sends them n few times their Ow
length. Az the temperature Of the huns
body they ARE the most active.
Their power Of increase or %reproductio
n remarkably great. Ono germ in n f.,
weeks time, under favorable condition.
will give rise 90 millions. The process |
by simple growth aud division. Cold d,
stroys or prevents their growth, and this
why refrigeration prevents decay Of meat
and other animal foods. EXposcdto warmt
these small organisms attack and eat u
the nlhuminous tissues leaving n foul mas
The odors so common tn this process or
given of by these minute organisms, and
about the only indication u their pre-,
cnce. This Is the warning Of nature aud
Is an Instinct 10 avoid all such smells. Tn
foul breath, bad odors Of old sores, etc
leads man 10 avoid these germs In a grra
measure. The danger Of their presence |
the body can b. imagined when their rnpi
increase Is considered. A few germs ma
bc readily absorbed into the system b
breathing air containing them. They NJ
thus drawn into the interior Of the bod
through tho long and narrow respirator
passages OF the throat, chest aud nos
which are lined with soft membrane an
covered with sticky mucous. In this flu
they find ready Judgment aud favorabl
conditions for development, Increase an
growth. The 'cold" or catarrh, o1nna Z
chronic catarrh, hay fever, etc., ARE con
mon manifestation OF the rfsc's Of one 4
tha least harmful " these germs Or W
cr0zUnes. In the discharges from n
respiratory passages ut such times tho
sands VI the living animalcule arc f1uni
The fever, debility, pains sin the bones,
loss Of appetite, ETC., are indications ,
their depressing effects upon the Wit
organs.
IL is from germs Of slower development
however, that the greatest danger follow
To the u most fully described by koc
is due moro deaths than 10 any other know
cause. According 10 tho researches
CUTTER, FLINT, and DEJERiNE over eigl
million people die every year from III
cause alone. The annual deaths in Franc
England, Germany aud Russia from the
destruction was over one and a half mil
ions. In the United States and Canad
over three hundred thousand persons ps
ished In the last scar from the bdcfiii
alone. The most ommon disease resul
ing from II IL consumption Of the lung
but other organs Of the body are liable
bc affected as they develop slowly but sur
~ In any organ that may be IN 4 weak
unhealthy state.
Itactive and healthy, the liver, kidne,
and bowels have TO a wonderful extent n
power Of expelllng these deadly animate
l9 or parasites from the system. And IN
fact furnishes an important indication 4
the successful treatment Of all the long II
OF maladies caused by these parasites
will b. hereinafter shown.
Tie studies Of LAscIscA, an eminent Its
} ian, and WoOD, Formal aud others, are /
tcres,ing, as showing the large v
riety of chronic diseases as hsretofo
classified. that result from these germ
Among the most common were silver cot
plaint,"~ biliousncss or torpid liver, dyspe
STA OF indigestion, lung affections. bro
chitis, kidney diseases, chronic diarrhur
spinal complaint, f~uvcr-sores, white swrl
J tngs, hip joint disease, rheumatism, m
larial diseases, such as fever and agie
Intermittent fever, general and nervous d
b%ilttics, female weaknesses, chronic catarl
OF the head, or osena, many forms ~ n
healthy discharges from internal organ
aud all the various scrofnlous affections
the skin, glands, bones, joints, etc, incln
ing consumption, which IL but scrofulol
disease Of the lungs.
In this large catalogue Of apparent
widely differing diseases, hut really all d
pending urnn y common cause, and thef
fore naturally 10 be successfully treated
the tame general principles, examinati,
OF the blood and secretions revealed lar
numbers uf these parasites, and curious
enough the number bore q direct relati,
10 the severity Of the disease, . comps
lively small number being present In mi
cases and a very large proportion In b
cases. Under the use Of the specific tres
ment which they give, and which Is 81
stan,ially the same as that described o.
recommended later In this review, the nui
ber was seen 10 steadily diminish from d
10 day until, with the restoration Of heal