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h the most imperative charity posao'e'
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Just what the new remedy can do and
cannot do A a DARLINGTON DR.. fralich 10
prodiGiously anxious 10 have tins pubho
understand, To sum up what has Already
been said,
The f,Jd I'm. becn known 70 canss death
to any known scrm faster han any Other
known germicide.
The huid has been proved 20 erser us
blood directly from an opened vein IN inc
most effective manner and with most
friendly results.
When tried upon ~consumpuves, al the
usual symptoms disappear In . few days
and the patient regains apostle. weight
and the Joy Of livins-L he wants except
the portions Of hung which have already
besn eaten away.
When tried upon n terrible case OF lupus
q frightful variety Of tuberculosis az the
skin which the nose and n sdo OF the
face had been entirely eaten away ar
re"'ed wholly 'he "r'hH p'ok -,
disease and the heahns P'o"N" "'
cohp'e'e. .
"ha' VT frahoh peur ""
can do 10 IN part NJ iouo~s
IL can n'~,roy All Nh"" " -.
germs IN the blood Nhe'h'' "'" "'""'
or from disea%-'
" should accordingly ueH'ruF uu rs
known germ diseases. such ~
typhoid pneumonia hyu'opn'm" 80
eczema and the wofst m W. ""'
The anthrax germs IN ue 'aoO'a"o,' uo1'
all other gcrmlcdcs TOT hou,, ~" us!''
but they ar" Destroyer ny 'ms |" /" y"
minutes. whether ryphihs ana cance'
belong 10 thi- category n"lFnus "n Nh''"oI
they are germ diseases' l" 'he! erooS ""''
supposed 10 be-
what tue remedy VIII nov 10 'u''
up destroyed organs ~he'hef d "hs orr
nose Nor hoes u pretend 10 ,epan 'u'
N"uehetsf ~h'uh '''
ase"' NV e'" g..
system minus ehe's' " 49,. =.
hcalth' whether 'he s"inH 'o'
not Oohr"auenNp' !" -,
IL evident on'y ~h'n
Stages OF " germ u'eA
TnISos STILL TO DIV TANNED
Even more anxious h DR.. fralick 70 have
the public know wha, he himself does
not know about the nuid.
For one thing hc DOESN'T vet know surely
about the exact quantity 20 be us"d, or
the rls by which IL strength !, go bc mcas-
ur-d. Nor ts he vet sure Of the times necos-
sary for repeating rho infusion. In his
e,r.rimcn,s iodato he has varied the guam
INV and the strength nj various timc-, "
Wow OF the varying quantities oi germs
IN the body ThiS 'lirnit 81 federation" a.
doctors call T.. l. still the uncertain point,
and DIR. Fralck, therefore, has to Use his
own mdgmen, In each and every case. He
will not lot tho nuid b. used hy another
operator until he has himself mad" a "a'is-
f.rtorv formula a. to the limit Dt liberation.
He Is working day and might upon this
and other possible question: 81 its hni'aii"h.
He will no, disclose the -.cret until no has
discovered with scientific accuracy all
IA. amitations
THE SECRET To BE MAIZE FREE
Thu. nhu,-onhic r,,.crnca Of Dr. Fralick
il another mark ~ his scientific attitude.
Tbo o.l.bratad Koch remedy for example
was under n martial cloud hscaure II was
rym an, ,r,maturely Dr. Koch himself
90. alwaxs careful 10 measure ais words
I'm talking 81 IL. But his enthusiastic fol-
lox.,. made r.travagan assertions. which
the facts have not Justified. The Koch
lvmph 1. a great remedy. but " has limita-
,ions. which the unfriendly have discovered.
which DIR. Koch should himself have die
o,v.r,d. Similarly. electricity was at one
time. some fifty years ago. considered al
mos, a universal curr-all. lts true useful
ness did no, come until It's limitations were
established.
Dr. Fralick Proposes that this shnn not
lie IN. fate Of his discovery He will make
assertions only for what he has proved
He will state the uncertainties ~ bong as
they exist He viii la judicially clear as
10 the limitations.
But as soon "a the uncertainties arr ~
moved Dr. Fralick promises Ia make the
whole se-rre, public for IA. profession at
large 70 Use IL wishes no monopoly In a
remedy which il destined To do more for
humanity than any other thus far discov-
erd. 1t will not bs a proprietary m'ii-
cine. "a hs sold over the drug shop counter.
/, will never br patented
On the other hand, while Il l. Co belong
10 the whole mNiical profession. DIR. Fra
lick achieves that hy the ethics Of the pro-
tession only the most qualified will ever
administer II. II he supplies Il he will do
- at a minimum Of e~nIen-e. but he insists
tina, then. shall h. only n ma Iimum 81
profe--bonal knowledge tehind its use.