The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-28
NEW CONSUMPTION CURE.
Remedy is Compounded from the
Phenol Group Of Chemicals.
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(BrOOklyn- EaSle-l
A cure for consumption is being prac-
ticed in Brooklyn which is bound to at
tract the most widespread attention. 1t
is an original trea tment, the result of
prolonged investigation and experiment
by DR.. George NJ. Barney of 401 Third
street. For over FIVE years DR.. Barney
has made tuberculosis his closest study,
buAh here and in Asheville, N c., and
he IS now administering a cure to pr1-
Vate patients with astonishing success.
DR.. Barney makes the remarkable
statement that Of the full complement
of cases treated, 90 per cent respond
readily to the treatment given. He
claims-and his record of cures is sub
nitted 10 prove it-that it is simply i'm
possible for tUbercUlaT bacilH to exist
in the human system when aSSailed by
the force which he employs. To the
patient however, there is nothing dan
gerOus about the treatment and in all
cases thus far treated, the victims of
the disease show and personally feel a
marked improvement at the. expiration
Of a week.
Il would give you the exact formula
of the compound" DR.. Barney said,
'fbut just at this time I am not ready
to circulate it as generally as publica-
ton in a newspaper would inevitably
bring about. To keep it wholly secret,
however, when the cure viii unQueS-
tiOn8bly be of great benefit to human
ity, is not my idea, either. If the medi-
cal profession or any member of it de-
sires to investigate the details of the
treatment, shall be only too glad to
explain at length to each and every
one who calls to inquire. I hope to do a
great deal of good with the cure from
now on. The remedy is compounded
--1,- II -f7 fe-
It's odOr, in vapOr form, is not unlike
caTbolIc, but there is no carbOlic in it.
During my research said DR.. Bar
ney, 4 naturally investigated every
treatment at home and abroad. There
was no phase of the disease or the so
called remedies that / did not spend
time over, and, of course, in that pc
Rod covered a great deal of ground. I
was soon convinced that the germs of
consumption could not be rooted out
of the human body by climatic change.
The change might cause the germs to
remain dormant for a while, but it
could never destroy them. The herding
together of thousands of cases in d
single community 1 believe to be most
disastrous.
my treatment consists Of an intro
ducti6n into the human body of a
chemical or combination of chemicals;
combination which thoroughly satu-
rates the system, and, by reason of its
irresistible power. destroys the bacilli
without injuring the tissue cells. 1t is
administered in three ways, mouth, by
pOdermically and in VapOr form. When
the yapOr is used, the patient inhales
from three to fifteen minutes, while
seated in a specially equipped steel
cabinet.
Personally, prefer the vapor, as it
goes deep into the lungs and reaches
directly the diseased parts. At the
same time, the blood takes up or alb
serbs a quantity of the germicides at
each treatment, until finally the It's
sues are saturated with a powerful
antiseptic, which renders it impossible
for the baciH to exist in the body. In
a patient thus saturated, the bacilli
die and are thrown off by natural chan
nels. The lungs heal and the body is
restored to its normal condition. To eff
feet cure takes from twelve to six
teen weeks treatment, according to the
resistance OF the disease and the re-
operating physical condition of the
patient. 1t is necessary for those adj
vanced in the disease to take daily
treatment, and in cases not so ad-
vanced, two or three treatments
weekly.
The patient not only shows signs of
Improvement at the end Of one week S
treatment, but viii tell you that he
feels a change for the better. The ex-
pectoration Of the patient, examined
from week to week under a micr0scops,
will show the bacilli degenera ting, first
becoming club shaped and then disin-
tegrating. The baciil die in the It's
sues. lnaSmuch as the symptoms of
tubercular disease are due almost en-
tirely TO the effect of the poisons gen
Grated by the specific germ, it goes
without saying that as the baciIli be-
come lessened in number and vitality
the signs of the disease abate progress
sdvely- The fever dimfnishes and final
ly disappears. Night sweats often
cease abruptly, while the cough grad
ually lessons and then stops. Both
appetite and general strength slowly
improve and the whole condition Of the