Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06
Eminent German Chemist Concurred With Successor of
Pasteur and Winner of Nobel ~Prize-Years of Labor
Resulted and Ended in Creation of TanIac.
PUTRIFACTIVE GERMS THE CAUSE OF
10 AILMENTS, SAID METCHNIKOFF
Rejection of Tactic Acid BaciI.
lus Lead to Most Remark
able Discovery.

There died in Paris, n few days ago
a great man whose name shall long be
emembered. Scientist. bacteriologist
and successor to Pasteur, this great
Russian, Ellie Metchnikon. winner of
the Nobel prize and other international
honors. died. but left chino the result
of a lifetime of study and research
towards the elimination OF disease and
human suffering. Longevity and free
dom from disease was the subject or
several scientific treatises, and Metch-
nikoT finally said that the putrifactive
germs In the intestines caused most
ailments and disease. and could only
be combattcd by the live culture OF
the Tactic acid bacillus. Number OF
noted investigators conceded with
Metchnikoff. and among them was
Herr Joseph Trimbach, most famous.
perhaps. In his country as the creator
Of tho remarkable preparation, Tanlac.
Herr Trimbach found. after long ex-
perimentation, that the live cultures
could not be preserved for a period
longer than ten days or two weeks
with efficiency and safety.
twas therefore, his desire TO pre-
pare something that was just as eff
cient as the Tactic acid bacillus. and
at the same time provide something
more than a mere combatant. An an
pettzer. tonic and invigorant as we'll
was sought. and working with this
thought, with a corp of experts at the
great Dayton (Ohio) laboratory, this
eminent German chemis: created a
purely vegetable compound, compris-
ing herbs, roots and banks from the
Alps. Pyrenees. Asia, India, South
America and other places, which in
thousands Of tests proved wondrously
efficient in removing the cause or pu-
trifactive germs in the intestines.
which. according to Metchnikoff, was
and is the cause of most ailments and
disease.
We may make this palmer. perhaps
by stating that the faulty assimilation
or food is what is meant. Food eaten
for nourishm$ Z and strength, poorly
digested and Improperly assimilated by
the vital organ OF the stomach. ANY
one must know we depend upon food
Tor strength, and when eaten must go
through many wondrous processes OF
assimilation before 1t can be extracted
and the maximum nourishment fur
nished the system. The system must
work perfectly to perform this. and
II clogged or faltering. the system i'm
the intestinal tract, causing gasey.
sore, sou stomachs, pains in chest and
constipation. headaches,
bclching spells. nervousness and Oft
times effects the action of kidneys and
liver. thereby disrupting the normal
activities Of these vital organs and
permitting poisons and impurities to
enter the blood, causing rheumatic
pains. loss OF weight. energy, appetite
and kindred symptoms. A catarrhal
condition is very apt TO be noted also,
ana until removed is a constant
menace to the tomach and general
health.
To emove the Gauss, Tanlac is pre-
scribed, recommended by druggists
and thousands upon thousands of peo.
pie endorse Ii. A few local recon-
lat are to be found elsewhere
on his page. Read them, or go to
the nearest Tanlac agent below and
ask to be told moro about this remark
able new remedy for stomach, kidney.
liver. catarrhal and rheumatic COM
plants.