The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-27

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slay" risk, ~ ucurr,us Disease
Grsr,.i , Ease ~ iuf-,uou let ~ now
trace ~ briefly what occurs elwgn t.e
pauud when the bacteria gam a Judgment
and mat - when tho disease assume' a
noticeable form the palenl simply feels
ou' II sorts II Ia dunn. thl- stage mat
the blood AMI TISSUES are deeply eng t4ed
~ he attamp, 10 rcpel the attacks Of the
invading microbes.
with varying speed Tie germs multiply
throughout the body generally. or may Ice
a. hrs' localized. or even, ~ IA lock ls~
remain l~ocalihei throughout the entire
disease Nultiulying IN The TISSUES they
generate In Increasing amounts th-lr n"N
iun- pol-ons. which soon cause profound
changes throughout The body. IA. patient
becomes decidedly III. and shows nov the
signs ~ Az unmistak able Infection
Does the body now give up the fght en-
nrely' \o, "a the contrary. The white
blood cells. n. wandering cells and the cells
81 the TISSUES most Affected sull carry on an
unequal teht From the lymphattc glands
and spl.~n. armies Of white cells rush 10 the
fray and attempt To eat up and destroy the
zoe. but possibly in vain. the disease runs Ito
course. Ia end either IN death or recovery
How. tnen. IA cases ~ recovery are the
microbes finally overcome
TIN. question involves many complex
processes which AZ present are by no means
thoroughly understood. hut W. will con
Germ ourselves with the simple principles.
II has been previously mentioned that
once the bacteria gel n good foothold the
body IL snbjstsd To the action Of generated
polsons. which are known as toxins. They
give rise 20 such symptoms as loss Of sppe-
tite headache. fever. pains and aches. and
even a state of stupor OF unconsc,olsness.
In addition TO the active warfare "f the
white blood ccll-. groups Of cells through
on, the body. after recovering from tn"
frst rude shock OF the toxins, begin to
tolerate their presence. then err~ct a change
IN the chemical constitution Of tho toxins,
and finally elaborate substances which
antagonize the toxins and destroy their
action altogether. thus lending aid Ia the
warrior celia. which al last overcome the
invading microbes. Recovery II brought
about. and "A more or less permanent de-
gree Of Immunity against the special form
of disease ensuss.
Now n We could uSe these a~n,agonizing
substances, or. a. hey are called. a%ntitoXins.
upon other men or animals sick with n
similar disease. would their bodies be NJ
once strengthened to resist and finally
overcome. the di,ease' Yes. In a certain
majority OF cases they would. ami this
/. exactly what scientific observers have
noted, worked out, and have successfully
applied. A new art In the healing Of disease
which is spoken Of broadly "a serum-ther-
spy. or medication by curative or protective
serlms. has thus been discovered.
The first Observers In thi new n Ia were