Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-16
THE WORK OF SCIEN CE
CURES EFFECTED BY DR.. S1EBEE'S
SERUM TREATMENT.
The Company Now Has an Office in
Washington Where ConsuIta-
tons Can Be Held.

Rapid forward strides have been made by
medical science during recent years, par
ticularly in regard to serum treatment. The
columns Of the press have teemed with &C
counts of the Investigations and discoveries
of Pasteur and Koch and of DIR. Francis
A sieber OF Chicago Especial attention
has been paid by some of the leading news
papers to DR.. Sieber's serum treatment and
the remarkable cures effected by 1t. This
Is indeed an age Of magic in the field of
medicine as well as In those Of art. archi-
lecture and the other sciences
The Sleber serum is entirely animal IN
composition, Its application by needle injec-
ton simultaneously is entirely painless and
absolutely harmless in results. Its action
is instantaneous and throws off all posons
of the system through the kidneys and
other enunciaries. 1t Is not panacea. but
q specific, per se and by process of regen-
Grafton expels effete and diseased cells, to
replace them with new life, new blood and
an invigorated body free from disease
and its sequelae as was primitive man.
1t is to such celebrated leaders in the new
school OF medicine as Pasteur and Koch
that the medical world Is indebted for the
modern practice of serum therapy, or serum
therapeutics-the treatment of disease by
the hypodermic injection of solutions. Pas
teur demonstrated the success of this prac-
tice in his victory over hydrophobia; Koch.
within comparatively recent period, with
his world-renowned serum "tuberclin" for
tuberculous consumption, while DR.. Leslie
Kelley demonstrated it's success in the cele-
brated Kelley cure for alcoholic and drug
poisoning.
The theory and practice of the serum or
solution treatment by hypodermic injections
at first was met with much opposition in
the medical profession. but the appreciation
OF its inestimable value in all cases of sys-
tematic disease steadily grew and increased
until its recognition has now become uni
versal. To borrow an illustration from a
current phrase, 1T gets there"
Edward N. Gray. one of the leading bust
ness men of Chicago, in speaking of Sieber' S
serum cure, says that from his personal
knowledge of cures effected by this treat
Inent he feels that he is doing humanity
one Of the greatest services by giving his
convictions on the subject
with the characteristics of a scientist,
he says, DIR. Sieber has been hiding his
light under bushel, but the whole world
ought to know the wonders he has accom-
plished. Many already owe their lives 10
his painstaking Investigations. and thou
sands OF others could be saved by him who
are now suffering untold miseries, If they
could only be informed as to his great dis
covery and receive the benefit of his SUI
perior knowledge. DIR. Seber Is not only
one of the greatest scientists OF the age
and consequent benefactor to his race,
but the serum which he has discovered,
and which he uses in his practice, is an all
potential cure for the worst scourge of hui
mainly.
II have been convinced of these facts by
numberless cases cured by him, and the
further L investigate the matter the more
/ marvel al the results"
The malignty of blood poison, its insistent
recurrence year after year, despite the
most strenuous efforts to eradicate it. rem
ders 1t one of the most nsidiousy danger
GUS of all ailments. Temporarily it's force
may be checked. but the generic cause is
still lurking in the life blood awaiting al