Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-11-02
FORTY BILLION GERMS.
/ wonderful Thc8fy That Concerns
the Welfare. Happiness and LIE

Ant NAAtHTeF AhaaHtaiaAO7- "---
OF Every one.
In his ouiot and COW library at the close OF
a busy dav sat a gentleman and his wite' ne
absorbed in a new book and she ~ me news ',s
paper Quickly glancins toward heI nus
band, she kel al certain point III Vue 81
tcle,
John. " hat is the germ theory" -
the encyclo iia under Germ, that wiz VA
plain it 50 much better than can
Accordingly his wife opened tn booR az
the word mined and rea I: Germ Iheory OF
Dis asa theory advanced by the aoigso
and best investigators AID scient sts Oh oil. NE
times II suppo the sur ace OF tne GU ~.
the air nnl water to be inhabited to grt aver
or lis extent with a REGULAR growth of the
lowest form OF fu1gi-c jmmonly VerieL
bacteria. whose power of reproduction, unl,I
favorable cond tons is so great that a slhelo
germ viii increase to fifteen minIoh u
twentv-four hours time, and unchecAeu! ~ ~
its increase would grow TO mas ol ei a,,d
hundred tons in three days time, II spac,s. - ~
foo be furnished There Is no cohuit.Vh
III. ier vbjch il can b. said to be absent, un-
loss il be from fire or ar filtered throu1n
cotton batting in numerous layers. usW
LIcu Of wa er con- aiming germ, ] Ut mo
water boi q. filtered and thus freed rom
bacteria, viii grow murky IN Jay u lirtt
I from the develC pm mt e new germs a.
10 Is EOu0NieIcl lIdU IL lesiuiit9 80 -,
billion 60 weigh one grain. some remote -"
can lie had Of the ca aeity OF germ re
duction. FRO. essor john Tyn an, IN id iaoo
work, Cla orately treats # the mhueno95
IF Germs IN the propagation OF ulsea 90
hlr1es u0un this cause, the lrcapV on au .
development OF very many OF the a 1las,,,
most IN ur0u, to man. no essor 49, ~,
an eminent tren h savant, has caIIlou ms lil'
original and beautiful exper mentS 81 ~,
and from them de luced such prat tlcal esuiV s
as very greatly to diminish the NUMBER OF
Uses of anthrax among sheep and chlckeh
cholera among fowls, proving ms theory
that these are essentially ana actudIy 81
diseases. These germs are carried lhto w
system through the lungs, the stomach anu
t,,ssibly the skin. but through the lungs
chiefly. Once in the sy ten, they begin 70
develop. poisoning the blood, invading tile
nerve celters disturbing the funcblohai
activity oil the great organs OF the pody anu
inducing general impairment OF ih5 Nlydl
processes. They are the cause OF leVers,
rheumatism, Bright's disease Of the kidneys'
pneumonia, blood poisoning, liver dlset9e,
diphtheria and many other ailments Lagey
l'rofe sor Koch, a famous German physician,
has proved & at cOnsumT ton OF the lungs Is
due to this ca lse the presence OF pecullar
germ.
W hen the circulation "a bounding, the
nerves elastic and the system all aglow with
N g ana energy, bne germs obeiii " uONNA"P
poorly, if at all But with weakened nerves,
poOrd ge ion or nal assimilation of food orr
lowering of vitality from any cause, change
cnsues and in this impoverished anu weaken
ed fluid the germ finds a genial home ana
develops until symptoms OF disease are dis
timely manifested. This i seen iii the eTefy-
day exp slience Of all The healthy man res1stS
the Influences around him and does not take
cold, while those whose systems have become
weak from any cause readily contract colds.
This is on the sa ne principle as the germ
theory. ] he germs attack any weakened
spot in the tody, and fixing themselves upon
1t, Eegtn their prop CATION. 1t Is paIn there
fore tha6 it is Only by terrifying the weak
portions of the body that the germs of dis
ease can he resisted and driven from the
system. But this has proved almost an i'm
poss bllty heretofore, aud it has been the
study of phys cans for " airs how best to &C
compish il. Within the past few years, how
ever, prepare ton has been attracting great
attention, not only throughout the entire
land, but among the medical profession and
d, cienti is generally, which is based upon this
theory and it may safely be said, nc remedy
has ever been found which can so successfully
place the system in condition TO resist the
germs of disease as Warmers Safe Cure. This
article is inquest onably the best and most
efficient that has ever been discovered for this
purpose, and
'OAhJ ed1' JOuu uOeS Iub ouCy ClOptOld
advertise Warmers Safe Cure"
should not wonder, dear, it's grand
remedy, and that pamphlet we received the
other cay stated that Dr.. Gum, of the United
States Medical college, indorsed it. AT all
events the wonderful cures it is accomplishing
entitle it to be honorably noted among the
great discoveries of the present century"
However the facts above stated may be, the
truth remains that the germ theory of disease
IS the correct one and that the gre at remedy
mentioned is the only one which has ever
been found that can tho -tl.ss, t,sS;l,
There are two colored women ss.,,lr the
the United States---Mary A. S. Cary, of
Michigan, and Louise V. Bryant, of Colora-
do