The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-15
Disease Is to Be Surely Cured Only by
Destroying the Microbes That
Cause 1t.
RADAMS MICROBE KILLER
WILL DO 1T.
1t Is Pleasant to Take, Efficient and
Inexpensive.

One of the surest ways to be sick and keep on
being sick is to fill ones self with medicines. 1t is
not nfrequently the case that the medicines taken
to cure some comparatively trivial ailment is so
hard on the stomach that the digestion is ruined.
Most OF the treatment physicians give is matter
of guesswork, and often 1t does more harm than
good The principal trouble is that there are COM
paratively few physicians who really understand
the nature of all diseases. The germ theory of
disease has had to fight its way against obstinacy
and prejudice. 1t is really singular how slow
the medical profession was to adopt the
microbe theory Among the more ignorant prac-
titioners, physicians who are giving pills
and nostrums the same their fathers did, the
microbe theory is still unbeleved. Among
literally educated and liberaIminded doctors
there is not who does not know that every
disease is caused by a species of microbes, which
vary with the character of the disease. The man
most respons bic for this knowledge is Mr.. William
Radam, who by his experiments and by his dis
coveries with the microscope has actually proved
that there is separate and distinct mcrobe for
every disease. Mr.. Radam's researches and dis
coveries eliminated in the preparation of his now
famous 'Microbe Killer" Speaking of this Won
derful remedy, Mr. Radam says: " 'Radams Mi
crobe Killer is not a medicine any more than self
water is medicine. Just the latter is
charged with carbonc acid gas the former is
charged with antiseptc gases"
1t is used as water, only in smaller quantities.
Its antiseptic power stops fermentation No mi
crobe not even the microbes OF leprosy can live in
it, but the doses be sufficient to permeate the
entire body. Doctors give a spoonful at time.
The dose of the 'Microbe Killer is a wine glass
full more. Alcohol or whisky is highly anti
septic, but when diluted with water it loses its
antiseptic power
The same is true of drugs. The "Microbe Killer"
also loses its property when diluted. 1t is of ex-
acty the proper strength in the bottles and jugs IN
which it Is sold and should be taken as it is
Radam's Microbe Killer Is safe and certain
for and every disease. 1t kills microbes
and thus Immediately stops the cause of the
trouble. Every disease that the human body is
heir to is caused by the existence of microbes If
there can be no sickness. 1t does not make any
difference what the trouble 10 be. When
any part of the body is in disordered condi-
ton the real cause is microbes No matter where
these Radam's "Aiicrobe Killer" will hunt
them out and kill them, and the disease will be
cured. To one who has not under micro
scope the difference between pure blood and blood
full of microbes these statements seem incredible.
AS matter of fact 1t makes difference whether
they are believed or not so long the cure is ef
feced.
The only trouble that Mr.. RaGam had was
to get people 10 make q trial of his preparation.
Its effect is quickly apparent that trial is all
that is needed. Any who is sick will be easily
convinced of the merits of the "Mcrobe Killer IL
they will only try it, 1t is not expensive
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