The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-07-26
BERMUDA ONIONS
CURE CONSUMPTION.
A Mar Who Knows Advocates New Remedy.
EVEN IN THE THIRD STAGE
II Is Claimed That tho Dreaded
Disease Can Be Arrested and
Driven From tho Human Body

York Herald. Professor Golinski is
his name. Strange to say he was
born in Railway, n. j.. But for twen-
ty-five years the professor has prac-
ticed on the consumptive patients of
the West Indies and South America.
II am fully satisfied" said the pro-
fessor. after long experience, that
consumption is neither contagious,
infectious nor inherited disease.
Children born of consumptive par
ents inherit only predisposition to
consumption, but not the disease it.
self, which is developed in many such
children after birth.
The consumptive microbe can
never live in the open air, for It
product of the body. Only the germ
is thrown off by respiration into the
air. 1t attaches itself to milk food
and floats in the atmosphere, alb
serbs oxygen and is reinhaled into
the lungs and blood--a healthy, ben
efcial germ helping to make the red
corpuscles of the blood in all per-
sons who do not suffer from degen-
Grated lungs caused by a waste Of
stamania and vital energy through
excessive drink and other causes Of
debilitatlns character draining the
blood and system.
Il say that consumption may be
avoided or speedily cured, especially
in its early stages, by the use Of this
wonderful remedy, the Bermuda
ie. oh at .
nothing that the poorest man, woman
or child may not avail himself of
and recover health, vigor and wasted
strength.
HAS MARVELLOUS PROPERTIES.
''The Bermuda onion, by reason of
its culture and ingredients, contains
marvellous curative properties of n
mild. oily taste and a specific for the
dread disease. The onion is grown
in a specially prepared bed, chiefly
of the meal of the castor bean ground
up. The onion growing in this soil
becomes medicated and a great blood
tonic, restoring the weakest stomach,
building up the nerves throughout
the human system.
This is the process. After one
eats the onion the gases arising dur
ing sleep are inhaled into the air
sacs of the lungs, destroying the con-
sumptive microbes. In no other way
can these deadly parasites be killed
without injury to the delicate lining
of the stomach, the intestines, tis-
sues, etc. One in the first stages OF
consumption eating two or three Ber-
muda onions a day with a little salt
| will Immediately begin to rally
| Slices of the onion placed between
| two pieces of buttored bread and
eaten as a sandwich will effect pos
tive cure in from three to c-ui
weeks.
In the second stages of consump
tion it will require about three
months to effect a cure. All washes
and drains Of the system must be
avoided-no brandy, whisky or othel
| Intoxicating liquors allowed.
''In the third stage of the terrible
disease the onions should be eater
faithfully for four months, observing
the same abstinence from liquors o
all kind.
During the third stage tonics fo
the stomach. liver, heart and bladde
should be taken. After careful in
vestigations, extending through
series of years and visiting patient
in all parts of the southern country
| l am convinced that the presen
treatment of consumptives is wroni
especially the use of cold air, whicl
In ninety-nine cases ont of every hun
| dred reduces the natural heat of tht
lungs and produces death through
congestion, pneumonia and pleurlsy
which become new diseases and de
stroy life in a few days.
NORMAL TEMPERATURE REQUIRED.
"Tho lungs require a normal TEN
perature OF 9S.4 Fahrenheit of tenn
peraturo to sustain life in consump
tive patients The cold, open-ai
treatment which is insisted on, with
out guage or regard to the intensit!
of the cold upon the superheatet
lungs of from 102 TO 1O3 tempera
pneumonia, il the temperature fall
two degrees below normal. 1t /
nothing short of manslaughter to ex
pose a weak, emaciated, consumptiv
patient 70 such rigor of tempera
tuTe.
another outrage is the use of ere
osote, expecting ii when administere,
into the stomach to destroy the ba
cilli infestinS the lungs and its It's
sues, My investigation proves tha
creosote, as usually prescribed, dc
stroya the beneficial mucous coat
ing of the lungs and stomach, leaN
! ing the organs in such conditio
that whom the patient partakes c
food usually causing the gastric juic
and digestive acids to flow into III
uncovered stomach and intestines
irritation invariably sets up and tn
severe pains take the patients appC
tite, Consequently the organs an
tissues mos needing food and hea
are robbed and left raw and unnoul
ishsd. Then the body begins to vast
and the terrible emaciation and nigh
sweats are increased
THE third and equally harmfy
remedy is the indigestible cod live
oil so often administered. 1t
greasy and aauseating. clogs the syi
tenn and should never be used b
consumptives. The organs are in
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