Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-11

origin and action of the bacilli we shall more the the baei By $ swans war ~ system the s product is at
 tenuated 80 highly and tho molecules made so
 fine by that aS that the up fhs bood
 and the molecules readily absorbed by the blood
 corpuscles. But the atoms of the Koch lymph
 gre 80 sg large that they cannot be absorbed by tho
 "That this may be better understood, let me
 illustrate. If you look at drop of human blood
 cle or disk in it: But place the drop of blood
 under a microscope that magnifes 800 times,
 o ord Eeh and
 There is surrounding these disks tena- %
 sSua hs sf ana s Then you use
 microscope @ c pc which magnifles 1900 times you find
 that this gelatinous substance which gives con
 se
 s R wifi n within uR bood disk @ substance which is called the protoplasm. The protoplasm gives us the life When person has tubercular bacilli in the system it will be found
 that the bacil live and thrive inside the proto- plasm The bacilli are so small that it requires
 microscope of 1,5o9 emagnifying power to see substance of the disk are so small that only a very high attenuation of any product can pass through them. maintain that the tuberculinum will quickly pass through these oriices and de- stroy the bacilli that thrive in the protoplasm without causing high fever, nausea and other
 .Tubercuiinum causes the patient to feel only pleasurable thrill, as if the medicine were per
 the a Koch Tyr iymph not Having been atten9ated to any great extent in form, after it has been in
 deposited & int in the T portions of the system having an affinity for the poison. It does not pass through the orifices of the blood disk. The Koch
 lymph, being the bacilli which produce the dis ease, settles either on the mucus or serus mem branes where the bacilh thrive There an in-
 flammation sets in and the patient at,I has high destroys the natural bacili of the disease, if
 they are present in the system, but if the patient lo- f,,1o hoai in, tlna lymph of Professor Koch, containing attenuated bacilli, causes the disease. It is not the weak
 the product of those bacilli after they become at tached to the membranes and produce infamma- tion and fever that is destructive to the natural bacili in the system.
 q can cite one cure of consumption said Dr..
 Gentry ''The patient is L. Brattstorm @ M n, of "A A has cured cases of tuberculosis with this tuber, culinum. On the same principle the attenuated product known as diphtherinum will cure diph- theria. In the same relative manner can be cured cancer, leprosy and scrofula. Variolium will cure smallpox. Instead of using vaccina- can can be S taken in poWdered M form in the mouth and answer the same purpose. Vacclnlnum is
 am is reduced virus from person having small pox. Dr. Ballard of this city has cured cases of malarial fever and septacamia with the attenu- ated product of those diseases. Bright's disease can be treated in the same manner. Hydropho- bia can be cured likewise by the attenuated pro known as nosodes, was formerly laughed at, but their principle is coming before the scientific world today as the safest and best plan in the treatment of these diseases.
 believe Dr. Swan should be accorded the honor of making the first discovery that the product of the disease of consumption is the remedy to use for its cure. Koch and Pasteur have only proved once again the law of similars. If Koch culti- yates slide homeopathic potentizes an imal poison it is quite different product to the crude substance which produces the disease the bacilli. The attenuated product is not the identical it is similar, more powerful and of fectivs than the crude. Let Koch inoculate with the crude product and that would be direct poi soning. The only safe and true theory is Dr. Swan s method of using the potentized poison of tuberculosis.
 | A reporter for the Herald interviewed Mir. Brattstrom, who is alleged to have been cured. He was pale and emaciated man, and spoke | with husky, weak voice at times. He said: ! had tried one physician after another, but kept ! going down for five years, until reduced in ! weight from 149 to ninety-two pounds. I had ! night sweats, chills, fever and coughed myself | tired every night had all the symptoms of ! consumption. took the first dose of | tuberculinum under the instruction of Dr. l Gentry on November 19 1890. I have I taken only eight doses since then. I now weigh 126 pounds, and have but slight cough and suf- fer no more night sweats and fever. I eat anything from a dainty sweetcake to a hard boiled egg without suffering. 1 have gained fif- | teen pounds in the last five weeks. I was form erly confined to my bed or easy chair, but now fly around town almost as well man.
 l Dr. Gentry administers tuberculinum by plac | ing very smal! grain of the white powder in 6
 small amount of the sugar of milk. It is taken ir tho month