The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-02-16


Of scientists He has proven that an
life forms are groupings OF simple
cells, and thht each class N cells per-
forms a digtinct Office. Tie discovered
that tho oflico OF certain Of these coils
was 70 doyour other cells that threat
onod the health OF the human organ
ism. They arc the policemen Of the
body Every day people lnhalo thous-
anda OF disease germs but II the blood
"a IN healthy condition the dcvourins
cells or policemen OF tho body pounco
upon and destroy them This iH why
many people 30 through q period OF
| epidemic Of peatilence unaffected.
while others suffer lingering illness
and often death. Carrying his re-
searches farther. the professor found
that the stronger cells Of the body
proyod upon the weaker ones. thereby
causing an inharmoniouH action Of the
organs This produces q gradual do
cline In the organs and faculties. what
"a called odd age" becomes manifest.
and death soon follows, The professor
concluded that II the weaker cells
could be inyigorated and strengthened,
no as TO ropel the attacks OF the strong
or coils or not to get into condition 20
invite attack, that harmony In the
workings Of tho human organs would
be maintained ana that life and vigor
would be greatly prolonged. With this
end IN view ho began a series OF ex-
porimonts by transposing the blood OF
rabbits and guinea pigs and he found
that he could regulate the number ana
the vitality OF tho different kinds Of
cells that made up the blood which In
turn creates the body.
The serum which Prof Metschnikon
has evolved, aud will more perfectly
evolve. from his experiments and dis
coyeries viii be injected into the sys-
tens OF human beings who begin TO
show the effects Of the ravages Of time
/ This serum viii strengthen the falling
cells and the life and yigor OF the hui
man body will be renewed. To what
length these renewals can be carried,
ana how long the functions OF the hu-
man body can be kept working In har-
mony IL a matter OF conjecture, and a
question that the professor does not
discuss In any respect. lie makes no
pretensions OF having tcuypred tho
secret OF continual youth. ana Is work.
ing only TO aid In the discovery OF a
means to prOlong human life TO the
extent which its creator seems to have
intended and to mako It as free from
disease and pain as possible while II
continues
From scientific point Of view IN,
? long lives OF the patriarohs OF the hu
! man family are seriously believed I,
have been Incorrectly calculated &C
cordlng TO our standard Of rockoninl
: years Mothuselah might have live,
9G9 years as the time In those day
was reckoned. but scientists cannot be
liove that year then was as long II
: duration as II Ia now In moro recen
= timos-slnce tho beginning Of IN
, Christian ora-thero are numerous In
stances OF long lves IN the begin
ming OF the 18th century. Gotour Nc
! Grain celebrated $50 Chrlstmnses a
> hia homo on the island Of lara, IN N
Hobrides In i0ii, Johannes de Tempe
! rltus died at the age Of SCI In i62
the Countess OF Desmond diod In Ems
land at the age OF li6. Her deaf
= was caused by falling from cherr
= tree which she had climbed, and whlc
4 shows that she must still have bee
20 Grtnc. Tho-.9s parr died neg
GH vshury, England, IN the early pa
!, ti q ia century IN MS 1881 yea
i. arc ,ras no. marglsd until he was ,
!, years old. " Is said that he ate who'll
fome food regularly, and was a gre,
sleeper. Henry jenkins ~ Yorkshir
4" England. completed hi, iG9th year.
r had always been a hard working ms
lg nni hardly knew what sickness wa
m TtNro are few others who lived b