The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-24
Millions OF MICROBES
The Real Cause of Every
Known Disease.
THEY CAN Be ERADlCATE0 BY RADAMS
MlCR0BE KILLER.
A Simple. Natural Rcmcdy--Thc Greatest
Discovery Of Modern Timcs-Incxpen.
siyc, Pleasant, Effective.

| sive, Pleasant, Effective.
| Mr.. VIM. Radam Is the discoverer Of q
new theory of disease, and of a new method
| for the treatment of disease. This natur-
| ally subjects him to the adverse criticism
| of physicians. A new thing is almost al
ways met with condemnation. There
never yet has been discovery made that
| was not tabooed and met with ridiculc.
| Physicians, as a class. have exhibited
| more bigotry In this way than anybody
| else.
Everything which has brought about
development in medical science has had
| to fight it's way against the combined pre-
| judice and ultra conservatism of the pro-
fesson generally. The fact that Mr..
Radam's discovery has logic and reason
on its side. and the fact that by his treat
mcnt thousands of people have been cured
of diseases previously considered incur
able, seems TO have no weight with the
| doctors. AS q matter of fact, 1t makes
very little difference whether physicians
| believe in the efficacy of Radam's Microbe
| Killer or not. So long as the remedy cures,
| the people who take 1t do not care very
| much about theories. They may not even
| care to understand why it cures all man.
ner of diseases, though the reasons for
! this are very simple.
Years ago Mr.. Radam discovered that
disease In plants was caused by fermen-
tation, and the fermentng matter was
alive; he found out that all the diseases
of plant life were due to this one thing;
that the rust on rose leaves was nothing
but fermentation, the result of the action
of microbes; that the rotting away of the
| wood of plants was fermentation Mr..
Radam also noticed that plants inherited
| the seeds OF microbes. On many occasions
| he preserved the seeds of II yellow-looking
| Arbor Vitae that was sickly and sowed
them. The result was Il growth of sicl;
| ly-looking yellow plants. which very soon
either died or never amounted to any
| thing. The blight of pear tree he
transferred from yellow looking tree to
| healthy one, which very soon afterward
| became yellow and siCkly.
BY a long series Of experiments Mr..
| Radam perfected a preparation that would
effectually destroy the microbes on q
| plant without In any way hurting the
plant. To apply his theory of the diseases
| of plants to the diseases Of human beings
was but natural sequence. II microbes
would cause fermentation in plants, and
| so cause various other diseases, II was
very probable that diseases In human be-
| ings may be caused the same way. If a
certain treatment would stop fermenta-
tion in one place 1t certainly ought to stop
1t in another. on this theory great num-
Der of experiments were made. and Mr..
Radam, who for many years had been al
most an lnNdNu Win cOHSufnptlOI, loulu
himself becoming strong and well. Fin
ally, when he believed that his remedy
was perfected. II was given to other peo-
pie, and from that time to this its success
has been remarkable and continuous.
1t Is not a medicine for any one particu-
lar disease. 1t is not a medicine at all in
the general acceptation of the word. II
is exactly what its name calls it-a killer
of microbes. There is no disease that Is
not caused by microbes They may be Of
one form or another, and so may show
their presence by different symptoms and
by disorders in various parts of the body.
The symptoms may be called consump-
ton, or eczema, or dyspepsia, or paraly-
sis. 1t doesn't make any difference what
1t is called-the cause Is always the same.
Under a powerful microscope the blood
of any one suffering from any disease will
be shown to be full of minute animal
life-microbes. If these microbes or germs
can be killed the disease Is cured immedi-
ately, because the cause of Ii Is destroyed.
1t makes no difference what your doctor
says is the matter with you. If you will
make q test of Mr.. Radam's "Microbe
Killer" you will have no more trouble.
All the theory and argument that could
be crowded into whole library would
not do so much to convince you of the
wonderful properties of this remedy as u
trial of 1t will do In less than a month.
A ffty-page book, giving full particu-
lars regarding this wonderful medicine,
also testimonies of cures, mailed free.
Address, The VIM. Radam Microbe KILLER
Co., Laight ST., New York City, or
MATTHEW'S BROS. Scranton, Penn.