New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-01-21
animal and human life9
To answer this we must first consider

To answer this We must first consider
the nature and habits Of germ life.
While germ like life animal life may
be classified under lnnumerable heads,
species, etc. we will make but one classl-
.fcation, embracing those that thrive and
multiply in an acid condition and those
that live and thrive in an alkaline CON
dition.
Germ life, like the pagocitles of white
blood cells. SO called, that are necessary
to the existence of animal aud human
life, live and thrive in an alkaline con-
|dition, the blood in its normal condition
being alkaline.
Germs however that thrive in, and pro-
[duce an acid, are known as disease germs,
hence the disease germ so called, destroy
animal life through the process known
as Fermentation.
That is to say, let disease germ enter
the blood and set up ferment ation, pro-
ducing an acid, and he destroys the con-
dition. necessary to tile life of the white
blood cell and war between the two en-
sues. If the white blood cell destroys
the acid producing germ, then the pa
tient gets we'll, as they say, while if the
disease germ gains the assendancy the
patient dies.
Fermentation, embraces three factors.
First, an acid condition. Second, the
formation OF germ life. Third, gas is
thrown off.
This same rule applies to yeast cake,
a whlskey mash, vinegar, wire, beer and
cider, bloating collie, black leg, and in
fact nearly all germ diseases and also
to the decomposition of the human or
animal body after death, known as NOR
LITIGATION. The germ feeds on the dead
tissue, multiplies, throwing off q gass
causing the corpse to bloat.
If this is true, the question naturally
arises, what is the remedy2 4
Why, two things are required. First
an alkali to destroy the acid condition
produced by the germ and Second, q
germicide to kill him.
One fish lives in fresh water and an
other in salt water. When the so called
disease germ transforms the blood from
an alkali to all acid, it is like taking q
fresh water fish and putting him into
salt water, being out of his normal ele-
ment he dies and so it is with the white
blood cells when the blood Is transform
ed from an alkali to an acid condition.
These simple facts being self evident
truths on the face of them the farmer
the stock. raiser naturally asks. Is there
a remedy; The remedy is a simple and
inexpensive compound known as Creo-
lium.
Advanced and up to date Veterinary
l
Surgeons find that by inoculating one
ounce under the skin and an equal
amount administered internally to an
adult or full gown animal they can save
80 to 95 per cent of herd providing
they reach the animals before their In
ternal organs are broken down and parti-
ally destroyed and it matters not whether
it is black-leg, hog cholera, COW cholela
or other germ or parasite disease.
| Different diseases require varied aux
| Hilary treatment in connection with
Creolium, all of which will be described
in subsequent articles, as they are reach
led from time to time, for instance, gland
ers and tuberculosis are cyst diseases and
require IN advance either mallin or tuber-
culin, before the administration of Greco
! lium.
Creollum IS kept in stock by Eugene
A. Pfefferle the druggist who can explain
/ it's general use.