The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
'GREAT FRENCHMAN
DIES TOO YOUNG
Awarded International Honors Great
Man said We Should 1--we
Forever.
HEAD OF PASTEUR SCIENTIFIC
INSTITUTE FOR YEARS

There died in Paris. not long ago. d
great man whose name shall long be
remembered Scientist. BacterloloGlst
and successor 10 Pastcur, this great
Russian, Ellie Metchnikoff. winner or
the Nobel prize and other interna-
tional honors. died. but left behind the
result OF a lifetime Of study and re-
search towards the elimination or dis
ease and human suffering. Longevity
and freedom from disease was the SUB,
iect OF several scientific treatises. and
Metchnikoff finally said that the. PUN,
| factive germs in the lnteStlnes caused
most ailments and disease, and coulo
| only be combatted by the live culture
| Of the Tactic acid bacillus. NUMBERS
! OF noted investigators conceded "ltn
| Metchnikoff. and among them was
Herr Joseph Trimbach. most famous,
perhaps. in this country as the creas'
| or Of the remarkable preparation, Tan
lac. Herr Trimbach found. after long
| EXPERIMENTATION, that the live cultures
| could not be preserved for period
! longer than ten days or TWO weeks
with efficiency and safety.
II was, therefore. his desire 10 pre-
pare something that was Just as ell,
| f1cipnt as the Tactic acid bacillus, anu
ut the same time provide something
more than q mere comhatant. An APP
! petizer, tonic and inTiSoratent as well
was sought, and working with TINS
thought with a corps OF experts al lne
great Dayton tOhio) labratory, lh!S
eminent German chemist created a
purely vegetable compound comprts-
| ing herbs, roots and barks from the
| Alps, Pyrenees. Asia, India. South AM
erica and other places, which IN thou-
sands Of tests proved wonderfully et-
| fcient in removing the cause or putrl-
factiye germs in the intestineS, wnlc1,
according 10 Metchni6oh, was and Is
the cause of most ailments and dis
ease.
We may make this palmer, perhaps,
by stating that the faulty assimilation
! OF food is what is meant. Food eaten
! for nourishment and strength. poorly
digeSted and improperly assimllated
| by the vital organs OF the stomach.
! Anv one must know we depend upon
food for strength. and when eaten
must go through many wondrous pro-
cesses of assimilation before it can be
extracted and the maximum nourlSh'
meilt furnished the system. The sys'
tenn must work perfectly to perform
this, and if clogged or faltering. the
| system Immediately suffers. FOOD Ter
] ments in the intestinal tract, causing
CASEY, sore. sour stomachs. pains in
chest and stomach. constipation, head.
aches, helching spells, nervousness and
aftimes effects the action OF kidneys
and liver, thereby disrupting the nor
nal activities Of the vital organs ana
permitting poisons and impurities 10
enter the blood. causing rheumatic
pains, loss Of weight. energy. appetite
and kindred symptoms. A catarrhal
! condition is very apt 10 be noted also
and until removed is constant men
ace TO the stomach and general health.
To remove the cause. Tanlac Is pre-
scribed recommended by druggists
and thousands upon thousands OF
people endorse it. Tanlac may be Sc
cured at the drug store Of c. H. Griest
& Co.. Wheeling. w. Fa.-Adv.