Evening journal., 1891-02-09
READY TO USE THE LYMPH
Arrival Of the Largest Quantity Eyer
Brought to America.

An Undertaking That Involved the
Travelling Of Eighteen Thousand miles
and Two Trips Across the Ocean.
The Wonderful Success Of Drs. Cornet
and Levy and Professor Won Bergman
in BerIln-The New Treatment In This
City-A Big Piece OF News for Whining
ton.
The steamer Trave, which arrived last Tues
day, brought DIR. }. Cressap Mccoy the
largest quantity Of Prof. Koch's lymph ever
brought to America. It will be remem-
bered that DR.. Mccoy was the first American
physician to arrive in Berlin after publicity
had been given to the Koch treatment. While
in Berlin DIR. Mccoy attended this clinics Of
Drs. Cornet and Levy, Prof. Koch's assist
ants. DR.. Mccoy also attended the Royal
clinic presided over by Prof. Won Bergman,
the greatest living surgeon of Germany.
Of patients suffering froR consumption and
other tuberculOHs diseases. II was at the
Royal clinic tnat DIR. Mccoy saw the most
wonderful cures effected In hip joint and
other diseases Of the bones, where the knife
had failed to effect cure DR.. Mccoy made
a careful study Of the mode of treatment at
the Royal clinic and at the clinics of Drs.
Cornet and Levy In addition DR.. Mccoy re
ceived & private course Of instruction at the
Charity Hospital from one Of the staff
physicians.
DR.. McCoy's representative who was the
custodian Of the precious lymph on the steam
er Trave, made careful investigation during
the month of January of the cases treated in
Berlin by Drs. Cornet and Levy and Prof,
Won Bergman. In an interview Dr. Levy told
Dr. McCoy's representative that not one fatal
case had occurred in his treatment and that
nothing but benefit and cures had resulted
from the.injection Of the lymph.
DR.. McCoy's representative met personally
number of DR., Lew g patients who had
been treated 1or consumption in its early
tages and who were about to be discharged
as cured. Several of them told DR.. Mccoy g
representative personally that they felt new
life he'd been given them. Two OF the patients.
residents of France, who had rosy cheeks,
and walked once week from their lodgings
TO Dr.. Leyy's Sanitarium on Prinzlauer
strasse for treatment, said that two months
before they were pale. weak and detected
In nearly every instance DR.. McCoy's repre-
tentative learned the patients had increased
in weight.
DR.. Levy told Dr. McCoy's representative
thrt he, DR.. Levy, attributed much of his sue
cess to small injections of the lymph, ana
said that he believed that the evil results
from the use of Rocks lymp was due to the
injudicious manner in which the lymph had
been used by physicians who had not studied
the method in the clinics in Berlin. Since DR.
McCoy's return to American on the steamer
MaJest tic on December IS last. when he
brought with him all the necessary appli-
ances for the successful treatment with the
" nph he has been perfecting arrangements
for treating patients. Among the appliances
he brought over was one Of the best Zeiss mi.
croscopes made. the same as used by Profess
sor Koch when he mRde his wonderful dis
covery Of the cause and cure OF consumption
and other tubercular diseases.
DR.. McCoy's arrangements are now per-
fected, and heels ready to receive patients
needing the Koch treatment. lt must be re-
membere1 that not only does the lymph cure
consumption, but that hip JOINT disease
spinal disease, white swelling, scrofula. and
certain skin diseases are also successfully
treated by the use OF the lymph. fha anllica-
tiun Of which is positively painless and the
only instrument necessary to be uetd being a
small hyperdermic needle.
The preparations made for beginning this
treatment involved the travelling Of the $50 o
miles and two journeys across the ocean, be-
sides an outlay Of thousands Of dollars,