The Somerset reporter., 1890-03-27
ANlDRosis

The decree of Nature Is that stagnatop
begets impurities, and germinates animal
Guile whether In water, atmosphere or the
handspring Of life (the blood).
This talk Of Microbes In the human
system has much truth to sustain 1t, but
when we stop to consider the reason able
ness of their destruction by anything the
stomach can bear, 1t makes a frightful
impression upon the minds Of consider
ate people. The first idea was that they
were the factors of disease, evolved like
parasites, and lived upon the blood and
tissues. NJ doubt this Is to an alarming
extent too true In stagnant-blooded
body, but why should we hope for their
permanent destruction by anything the
stomach can bear. without full restora-
tion Of the circulation to preserve lasting
purity. A barrel Of cider must not be
kept In motion II we would convert 1t
into vinegar, as the germ which abounds
In the cider cannot germinate without
stagnation, which doubtless Is the case
with the blood as 1t becomes stagnant.
The germ becomes animated life which
swarms the stagnant blood Gas Is visible
to the natural eye In cider vinegar) to
abstract from the red corpuscles the life
elements so noticeable In the rosy cheek
when compared with the sallow, dingy
yellow so plainly visible In all cases
where circulation is greatly impaired.
Mother nature has ordained that this
germ shall be most prosperous the lower
we go In vitality, even unto death. All
germs Of disease excrete or eliminate In
their growth a poisonous substance in
parasite venom, an alkaloid the ultimate
product Of putrid fermentation. The
presence Of this toxlcal principle is a
natural excretion Of all microbes In the
blood, thus showing the great Importance
of vigorous circulation. Bacteriology
must eventually revolutlonize medical
practice, as If the germ theory is correct,
and stagnation of the vital fluid Of life
promotes the germ development, 1t must
be soon discovered that all the drugging
the stomach can bear will never perma-
rently relieve without restoring the cir.
culation. The great invention headed BY
the puzzling word Anidrosls (the Inter-
probation Of which is being so extensive
ly sought after today has searching
and vitalizlng influence over the blood
never experienced by diseased body
before. Many have supposed it to be
nothing but the fumes Of sulphur, and
have made strenuous efforts TO obtain
like results by Its use. bst soon discovs,
their error and ask for vapor supplies.
Could the vegetatas elements In Me com.
pound be digested Without the heat Of
sulphur, 1t would be discontinued ~ the
vapor is amply supplied with disinfect-
ants without using 1t. Therefore 1t ia
plain to be seen that q naturally warm
body, with free and active circulation
Is healthy one, where microbes or anil
malcule find things too hot for theii
healthy existence.
II this theory IL not true, why do VIZ
so quickly, after death, return to dust BY
the germ Of decomposition, which In
sluggish life We call disease? All who
disbelieve my ability to smoke the body
through to the destruction OF all microbe
germination, will be provided with prac-
tical evidence.
By capillary absorption 1t must be un
derstood why the blood Is SO quickly per-
meated by these life-giving elements
without irritation to the mucous lining OF
the stomach and bowels, as Is the case by
the old methods of dosing.
Respectfully submitted by
DIR. CoNANT,
SkoWheRan, Me.