The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-11-25

year to year will diminish the danger
of infection; the number of children
born with weak constitutions derived
from tubercu losis parents which makes
such children favorable subjects for
disease, ly consumption will de.
crease. The human family will grow
stronger and the social reformers will
awake to the fact that the studious
scientist in his laboratory and hospital
has quietly performed the task which
they could not accomplish with their
well-meant but misdirected efforts.
DIR. J. W. TRADER.
DR.. Trader says: 81 think that
humanity will be greatly benefited.
DIR. Koch is a reliable, painstaking
investigator. But then we shou d not
be led sstray by expecting too much.
1t is only by strict obs -rvance of all
the known laws of health that perma-
nent benefit will be assured. The good
result will be manifest a generation
hence, more than in the present time.
The tendency Of our times, among the
mass of people, is to run afiera craze.
Dr. KVUL's uUIh ~-I discoveries I'LL
be permanent, but his popularity
among the people will BE- likely to
wane as impossible or imaginary
results are not accomplished. Or.
Koch has acted very wisely by with
holding his secret from the public. 1t
is no secret, however. In time all
intelligent people will be apprised of
its worth. The great danger, In our
country, is the INSCRIPTIONS use
likely to be made of this discovery, by
those outside of the regular profession
Of medicine. DIR. Koch, when sum.
moned before his Emperor, gave
abundant proof of the great benefit bis
discovery would be to humanity, and
the Emperor granted him ample
means in order to f"rward MS work.
Our own country has taken the matter
up and will make known the facts.
and give the people all b-nefts to be
derived theretrom, at the earli. So pos.
sible time"
DR.. G. W. SCOTT.
DR.. Scot; gives views as follows:
l have been watching with great in
terest the report of the testing now
being made in Berlin by staff of
able physiclans-chosen by himself
with DR.. Koch's new remedy-pre-
pared with the utmost care under his
supervision-for the treatment of
consumption. Now the AZURE of the
remedy is known only to the discov-
e.er and bis chosen aids, to whom it
became necessary to impart his Sc
cret. think it is not fully time yet for
doctors to speak positively either pro
or con of the far reaching bsne6cence
of this seemingly greatest discovery in
the medical world of the present age,
AMI possibly of any age, because Koch
himself presents bis claims for the
remedy modestly-not with the beat
ing of drums and flying banners-iu
combating the most dire diseases, tu- /
berculosis, known TO medicine. Koch
considers the question of cure IS still
being sub JUDGE and as o true scientist |
can possess his soul in patience aud
waits results because he is laboring
for the good of humanity. He has
himself rs being DESTROYS of
escaping the craze of the laity as
shown by the claims made for the vi.
talizing Huid presented by DR.. Brown.
Sequard. The merit it possessed was
over.shadowed by the extrsvagant
claims Of the lsity that the blind
were restored to sight the lame
to former agility and the senile ex-
changed the decrepitude of age for
the elasticity of youth. Yes, great
demands are being mAde upon DR..
Koch from all quarters OF the inhabit-
able globe for the remedy, but with
good sense he is limiting the provings
80 far to few ted scientiss in
Europe. Up to the present time,
none of the prepared lymph has been
sent to this country, but undoubtedly
some of our leading doctors-selected
ones will be furnished with the rem
ely for investigation. L am fully
after a careful reading of
DR.. koch's article, that a new era has
1aw- ed for afflicted humanity, and
the process possibly made clear for (
the eradication of the greatest scourge
to the human race. 1t is est;m 1t d
that something like three million
deaths are caused annually by con.
and auy agent capable of ,
this terrible mortality, will
insure everlasting fame for its discov. ,
srer. His Dame will be revered with
Harvey the discoverer of the circula.
ion of the blood. and Jenner who !
has stsid the fearful scourge of small l
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