The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-11

number Of lower animals. If he could
kill a pig or a rabbit and restore its
life, why should a mere man hesitate
to pick up that $1,000?
The newspapers at the time all car
ried the story of this somewhat re-
markable offer and every one awaited
with interest the outcome of the ex-
pertinent, but so far as We have
noticed nothing more has come of the
incident. DR.. Doyen is probably the
same gentleman who was called" by
the Kansan.
But be that as it may, it is not the
province of this or any other scribe
to pronounce his discovery a fake just
yet. We hope it is. genuine. We
need something along that line, pro-
vided proper discretion is exercised il
administering the injection to those
people who really deserve to live.
DR.. Doyen says OF his experience:
| had proof from the first that my
method was the right one. I began
my researches in 1882 in little labO-
ratory that l had installed in the Hos
pital Tenon. Afterward l continued
at the Hospital Beaujon. The great
object at that time was the discovery
of the germ of Asiatic cholera. One
day 1 presented myself to Prof Cornil
and said to him, Here is a segment
of an intestine that seems to me to
contain the bacillus virgule" of Koch.
The professor examined the contents
and found a pure culture of the bacil-
lus for which he was then seeking.
This important step made it possible
for me to enter his meteorological
laboratory.
Further on in his Sunday interview
the doctor says:
In 1900 I held the scientific and
practical solution of the problem of
curing carbuncles and tumors. 1t was
in the course of these researches that
was able to convince myself that
had discovered the method of prevent,
ing and curing almost all known in.
fections. My therapeutic agent have
named "mycolysine"-"t which dis.
solves germs"-a composite of col.
loids, the name given to substances
that are not really soluble. They re-
main suspended in liquids in such in
Intestinal particles that they are in
visible. The therapeutic colloids are
extracted from ferments; they are not
substances that one cane class in chem
zeal nomenclature. The colloids OF
mycolysine had the curious property
of causing the rapid destruction OF
toxines and microbes. Their study
is one Of rare difficulty.
So far, the gentleman's remarks
have been confined to a brief sketch
of himself and his work-mere state
ments, if you please. He does moi
give the name of any human being
whose life he has restored, notwith
standing that this is the most inter
esting feature of the story. The whole
world is looking on in the hope thai
the Partisan can deliver the goods
Most people however, can't help feel
| ing skeptical at this juncture. The
doctor has undertaken a big PROPOSE
ton, something that no other maj
since Christ has dared attempt, ant
while we all wish him well, we never
theless cannot refrain from taking hi:
| announcement with q small pinch Of
salt
Listen to the physician again:
Il promise first the definite disap
| pearance of most diseases Of the
respiratory organs. the digestive trac
and the skin, by the ingestion and in
| lection of mycolysine; secondly, the
| disappearance of cancers Of the Skin
and of the accessible cavities of cleo
| tra-coagulation and vaccination com
bined-that is to say by the physica
agent and the medicine derived from
colloids capable of stimulating the
phagocytes.
The concluding words of the doctor
were Il give my discovery freely to al
civilization"
And we will add here that civiliza
ton will accept it and lionize the dis
coverer if only he will prove that the
elixir of life" has been found.