Girm, tacferfa, -«f Fungus Destroyers 
MICROBES 
AND THE 
jniGnOBE Theqby 
SHOWING HOW MICROBES 
CAUSE DISEASE 
AND HOW THEY ARE DESTROYED BY 
Wm. Radam’s Microbe Killer 
SO AS TO PREVENT AND CURE DISEASE. 
If you will read this Pamphlet 
Carefully and thoroughly, you will be convinced 
1st, That the Microbe Theory of Disease is correct. 
2nd, That this treatment is rational and effective. 
3rd, That the Microbe Killer has done more to cure and relieve the 
afflicted, than any other known remedy. 
4th, That it will cure you if you are sick. 
It will pay you 
to read the testimonials. We certify to their being genuine and reliable. 
You will find a parallel to your case in some of them. 
Don’t cast this little Book away 
after looking hastily over a few pages. It deserves a careful perusal and 
may prove to be your best friend. Hand it to some afflicted person. It 
may be a kindly act for which someone will be forever grateful. 
The Wm. Hadam Microbe Killer Co. 
JMo. 7 Laight Street, New York City. PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING DIRECTIONS. 
X. DO NOT BE DISCOURAGED if a disease of long standing is not cured in a short time. 
The medicine works strictly in the line of nature and removes a disease as it comes. Several 
months are required in many cases. The medicine is sure to do its work if given a chance. Jt 
must thoroughly cleanse the blood of all disease and purify the system, which it will do if given 
time. 
2. IT LEAVES NO HARMFUL EFFECTS, no drugs in the system. It will not harm 
the teeth nor eat the lining of the stomach. Can be used as an eye-wash or an injection into the 
most delicate parts of the body without harm. Hence don’t believe if you are told (by parties 
who know nothing about it) that it is injurious.' 
3. EXERCISE A LITTLE JUDGMENT as to its proper use. The same directions will 
not suit all cases. It is generally best to begin with No. 1 and take small doses, increasing gradu- 
ally until you know just how and when you can take it to derive greatest benefit. If it makes 
you feel weak or sick stop for a day or two or take less. Jf you are not certain about the action 
of the medicine or would like more definite information, call upon or send inquiry to the office, 
giving full particulars. No charge is made for consultation. 
4. BETTER RESULTS GENERALLY FOLLOW when medicine is taken a half-hour 
or more before meals. But in some cases of dyspepsia, it works better taken after meals ; ex- 
perience will be your guide. When the food fails to digest and fermentation sets in, causing 
distress, or a feeling of fullness, or the formation of gases, also when Nausea ensues or a headache 
is threatened, or even after a headache is fully developed by taking three or four full doses after 
the meal, from twenty to thirty minutes apart, the process of digestion will be greatly aided and 
the pain and discomfort is almost certain to disappear. 
5. IN MANY CASES, notably rheumatism and consumption, patients appear to be worse 
soon after using the medicine. The cause is reaction, the medicine grappling the disease. Moderate 
its use or stop entirely for a few days. Don't take too much to begin with and always commence with 
No. /. 
6. IF YOU DERIVE BENEFIT from the use of Microbe Killer, be kind enough to 
report the fact and allow us to refer to you as having been helped. Jt may be the means of 
leading others to health, who would not try the medicine on an uncertainty. We do not ask a 
testimonial, but simply to be permitted to refer to you. Jf you derive no benefit, please report 
the same, and we may be able to discover a cause unknown to you. gladly do all in our 
power to effect a cure. And we believe the cases are few which this medicine will not reach. 
7. IT IS WELL IN LOW AND CHRONIC CASES to begin with small doses. This 
medicine takes vigorous hold of some diseases, as rheumatism, syphilis and some skin diseases. 
Take but two tablespoonfuls four times daily for three or four days. Three tablespoonfuls for 
four days then four tablespoonfuls for Regular dose. Fill from the Jug a pint or quart bottle, 
keeping both tightly corked. Use from the Bottle, and refill when empty. 
8. IT HAS BEEN DEMONSTRATED by various experiments in the use of the Microbe 
Killer that it is not only a remedy suited to long-standing chronic complaints, but that it is a 
certain and speedy cure when the body is first attacked by disease. At such times doses must 
be more frequently given. Pronounced attacks of pneumonia have been entirely broken in 
twelve hours. Fevers from six to twelve hours. One physician writes us that his daughter 
was taken down with a “Violent Fever.” Half wine glass doses were administered every half 
hour, and by morning the fever had entirely abated, and in a few days the patient was again in 
school. La Grippe invariably yields in a few hours to proper treatment. The various fevers 
will yield to this prompt treatment. Jn all such cases, give the equivalent of two to four table- 
spoonfuls, at intervals of one half hour at first, lengthening the intervals as the medicine takes 
effect. 
9. IT IS AN IMPORTANT FACT that when kept on hand and administered promptly 
at the first appearance of any illness, it immediately checks the threatened disease. A prompt use 
of the Microbe Killer in every instance proves effectual in restoring health. We consider this 
element of more importance than its power over chronic troubles, and would request a fair 
and faithful trial in incipient and ever violent attacks. This point cannot be emphasized too 
strongly. 
Use promptly and freely when first attacked, and an equally prompt restoration will 
follow. 
Don’t fail to read the testimonials. 
LADIES, 
THE last page but one is exclusively yours ; you should read it carefully. If you 
have doubts about this medicine, or if any one has tried to poison your mincf 
against it, read the last page; it will prove very in teres tins?. Beware of Imitations 
Read Carefully the Following Directions. 
The action of the Microbe Killer is directly upon the blood. Its operation is not to tem- 
porarily allay the symptoms of disease, but to affect radical and permanent cures, through an 
absolute purification of the diseased organ or diseased system from all foreign life. 
It acts according to natural law and is an aid to nature. If the disease be of sudden devel- 
opment, such as diphtheria, pneumonia, cholera, etc., its operation must be equally prompt ; 
but where it has been years in establishing itself, as in many cases of rheumatism, consumption, 
cancer, etc., months may be required to eradicate it. 
The sick must remember that it is necessary, to a lasting and constitutional cure, to remove 
not only the active present cause—the developed microbe—but to destroy the vitality of the 
microbe seed. It is to the hidden and passive seed that the relapse, after apparent convalesence, 
is so often due. The treatment must be persistent and radical. In chronic diseases, nothing 
short of a blood-cleansing equivalent to constitutional purification must be aimed at. The sick 
must be patient. They must remember that the duration of treatment must be proportioned to 
the period of development. 
Intelligent judgment must be exercised by each individual patient. If weakness or sickness 
ensues upon the first internal use of the medicine, attended possibly by slight skin eruptions, let 
the medicine be discontinued for a day or two. The symptoms are not unfavorable, but the 
discomfort is unnecessary. 
In all cases see that the bowels are kept open. The poisons of disease, released by the 
Microbe Killer, must be eliminated from the system by the natural process. 
The same directions will not suit all cases. While some patients are susceptible, deriving 
immediate benefit, others require a much longer time. The difference is in the person, not in 
the medicine. But generally in low and chronic- cases, begin with small doses—a tablespoon- 
ful three times daily, gradually increasing to two and then to three tablespoonfuls four times 
a day. For information, in special cases, send inquiry to the office. No charge for consulta- 
tion. 
To prevent escape of the curative gases, keep the jug well corked or use from bottle, to be 
replenished as required. 
In cases of rheumatic and surface inflammations and soreness, use the medicine as a com- 
press, i. e., with saturated flannel and dry cloth covering. This compress is remarkably effective 
in all throat affections. 
For rectal and vaginal troubles, use by injection. In sore throat or nasal irritation from 
colds, gargle wrell and apply through the nostrils. In catarrh, a nasal douche, twice a day, 
from a wineglassful of Microbe Killer added to half a pint of warm water, will prove per- 
manently curative. 
Microbe Killer is nature’s simple and honest remedy—pure water powerfully charged with 
&erm-destroying gases. It is harmless to the teeth, and to the lining of the stomach, is free 
from taint of drugs, and no ill results can attend its continued use for the time necessary to 
absolute blood-cleansing and the constitutional cure of chronic diseases. 
In deeply seated cases, for the entire destruction of germ and seed, nature may require that 
the system be saturated with the medicine for several months, pending the formation of new 
blood and new tissue. The virtue of Microbe Killer is not in instantaneous operation, but in the 
certainty of ultimate cure wherever it is allowed to do its work to the end. 
Some have discontinued its use because at first they felt worse instead of better. This was 
the BEST EVIDENCE OF THE EFFICIENCY OF THE MEDICINE, and if they had taken it 
properly and continued its use, a perfect cure might have been expected. ALWAYS BEGIN 
WITH SMALL DOSES, and increase to regular dose as you find yourself able to take it. 
We especially request that you report results from using the medicine. We desire to follow 
each case to a cure. 
SPECIAL REQUEST. 
Please report when taking medicine, if results are not just what you expect. Many times 
the wrong number is taken ; sometimes the wrong quantity ; again, the time when taken may 
be changed to advantage. Our experience may be of help to you, and we will gladly answer any 
inquir - made in person or by letter. No charge for consultation. MIGEOBES^ 
As Described by Noted and Advanced Scientists. 
The word Microbe means small life, being derived from the Greek Mikros, small; bios, life. It 
was suggested by the late eminent French surgeon Sedillot, in a discussion which took place at the 
Paris Academy of Science on the ltth of March, 1878. He thought it the best word that could be 
used, as it only referred to small life, whether vegetable or animal, and decided nothing as to the 
nature of the beings in question. Since that time it has been adopted by the leading scientists of the 
couutry, aud is now fast coming into general use. This is as it should be, for Germ Theory offers a 
wide hel l for investigation of which the masses have heretofore known but little. This condition of 
things cannot long continue as the influence exerted by the Micro-organism, known to the people as 
germs, is too great for them to very long consent to remain ignorant of the part that they play in 
the general economy of nature. 
In addition to useful microbes there are others which are injurious to us, and a large number of 
diseases to which men aud domestic auimals are subject. The germs of these diseases, which are only 
the spores or seeds of these microbes, float in the air which we breathe and in the water whieh we 
drink, and thus penetrate into the interior of our bodies. 
Hence we see the importance of becoming acquainted with these microbes. They are “the in- 
visible agents of life and death.” 
Early in 1he last century the great Swede Naturalist, Linnaeus said, “A certain number of 
diseases result from animated invisible particles, which are dispersed through the air.” 
MONSIEUR PASTEUR, who for years has made them a special study, first discovered that 
these minute insects were the causes of spreading the most deathly contagion, through their aston- 
ishing rapidity of reproduction. Pasteur discovered them in myriads in human blood, in sheep, 
rabbits aud rats. He found that the microbe was the direct cause of variolosis—or small pox— 
bronchitis, yellow fever and other contagious diseases. 
The microbe in the human system attacked by variolosis, is thread-like, cylindrical, somewhat 
swelled. It is the smallest of all powerfully magnified animal organisms. It breeds by the thousands 
per minute. Pasteur, after making a close study of the microbe, discovered that the quickest way 
to exterminate them was by the free inhalation of oxygen gas or by liquids charged with that gas, 
BUT ADMITS THAT THE TIME MUST COME WHEN SOME LIQUID WILL BE 
DISCOVERED THAT WILL EFFECTUALLY DESTROY THE- MICROBE, WHICH 
LIQUID MUST CONTAIN SUCH GASEOUS COMBINATIONS AS WILL DIRECTLY 
DESTROY IN THE HUMAN BODY, THOSE GERMS OR MICROBES OF DISEASE. 
PROFESSOR TYNDALL says of the microbe. “They are found in myriads and countless 
shapes, floating in the air, destroying man as well as beast and vegetation. The virtual triumph of 
the antiseptic system of surgery is based on the recognition of living eontagia or microbes, as the 
agents of putrefaction, and this discovery made, it behooves the closest study of the subject by the 
physician, surgeon, chemi«t, agriculturalist—in fact by all men, to endeavor to discover some 
POWERFUL LIQUID SUBSTANCE, HEAVILY CHARGED WITH SOME SO FAR UN- 
DISCOVERED GASEOUS SUBSTANCE THAT WILL PENETRATE THROUGH EVERY 
TISSUE OF THE HUMAN, ANIMAL OR VEGETABLE SYSTEM, AND EFFECTUALLY 
DESTROY THAT DEATH-DEALING PEST, THE MICROBE.” 
DOCTOR MacLAGAN, a member of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons, says : 
“ The idea that many of the diseases to which man and the lower animals are subject from the 
presence in the system of minute organisms, is not a new one. 
11 This theory has positively proved that many diseases are due to the presence and propagation 
in the system of minute living organizations.” 
“ It is evident,” adds this noted physician, “ that the destruction of these germs is as much a 
law of nature as their development; that tiie time must come when some powerful antidote will be 
discovered that will effectually destroy those germs, but that the antidote must be a liquid strongly 
impregnated with gaseous substance that will penetrate through entry part of the human system, and 
thus effectually exterminate those miuute microbes which, thus far, have defied all the most strenu- 
ous efforts known to the medical world. It is generally admitted that the large majority of epi- 
demic and contagious diseases which affect men and animals are caused by the introduction of certain 
kinds of microbes into the organism. In reply to the question how these microbes are introduced 
into the body, and where they are before entering it, it is easy to show that these microbes exist in 
immense numbers—they or their spores—in the air we breathe, in the water we drink, in the ground 
on which we tread, and whence there rises, whenever it is dry, a fine dusl; charged with all sorts of 
germs, which penetrate together with the air into our mouths and lungs. When these moving germs 
encounter a favorable medium, at once moist and warm, such as the human mouth or lungsvthey 
fasten there and and are immediately developed. 
A FRENCH WRITER SAYS: "The parasitic nature of CROUP and DIPHTHERIA, 
which had long been suspected, was only shown in 18S1 by the researches of two American physi- 
cians, Wood and For mad. In all cases of croup, the blood was full of microbes. All the organs, 
and especially the kidneys, were likewise filled with them. In Diphtheria, a child contracts a 
simple catarrhal angina, or laryngitis; the micrococci, which up to this time remained inert in the 
niou'h, begin t > grow and multiply under the influence of the inflammatory products which favor 
their development: the plant which has been dormant becomes widely diffused.” 
4 IV U A XV • 
We Radam’s Microbe Killer eminent Scientists. Namely : That a genu- 
ine Microbe destroyer to be effective in eradicating diseases, and at the same 
time harmless to the human system, must be a liquid charged with some power- 
ful germ-destroying gas. 
THE MICROBE KILLER is strictly and only pure water charged with 
gases, which positively destroys microbes. 
A Valuable Scientific Discovery, 
For years, research and experiments have been made by scientific men and 
chemists to find an element of medicine that will destroy microbes in the system 
without injury to the person. It has fallen to the lot of a practical experiment- 
ing nursery man, Mr. William Radam, of Austin, Texas, to make this most 
valuable discovery. At first it was not known that it had any curative proper- 
ties, but by trial on persons afflicted with various diseases, it was found lo cure 
all those germ diseases which had heretofore been considered incurable. 
Further investigation demonstrated that it was a wonderful tonic and blood 
purifier, and acted directly on all the organs of the body, the Heart, Stomach, 
Liver, Bladder and Kidneys, as well as the Lungs; and parties afflicted with 
long-standing complaints, many so complicated that the best physicians laded to 
agree upon what they were, or how to cure them, have been completely cured 
by using Microbe Killer. It seems to make no difference what the disease is, 
nor how many complaints a person has, the medicine reaches them all at once. 
It looks reasonable enough, when we consider that there is but one cause for all 
diseases, namely, microbes, and any medicine that will destroy these microbes 
must necessarily remove the disease, whatever its name. Hence our claim that 
“RADAM’S MICROBE KILLER CURES ALL DISEASES.” At first it 
seems ridiculous, but second thought shows it to be entirely reasonable. 
Furthermore, actual experiments prove it to be true. Thousands have been 
entirely cured. It has been put to severe tests, but when faithfully used, the 
most satisfactory results follow. By its own merits it has forced its way among 
the people, until now the best families in the country are using it, and praising 
its virtues, clergymen, lawyers, judges, the best known business men, and even 
physicians. We ask you to consider whether any stronger argument than this 
could be used in its favor. These people are not deceived. Had it been of no 
value it would have produced no results. 
A CARD. 
WILLIAM RADAM has complied with all the requirements of law in 
obtaining a registered trade-mark, containing the words Microbe Killer (see 
cover). No jug is genuine unless stamped “ Wm. Radam’s Microbe Killer.” 
Has label, with trade-mark, as on front of the cover (with skeleton, etc.) 
stamped on lower right ''orner, factory 3, New York. Every jug is sealed and 
covered with a green cir'ular paper, with name and time trade-mark was regis- 
tered (December 13, 181'' Look out for fraudulent imitations. Please notify 
this office if you have rea on to think what you gat i« nat genuine. w HAT DOES It ADAM’S MICROBE KILLER DO* 
No amount of theorizing will satisfy the public. They require hard, solid facts. YVe arc 
prepared to meet just such a requirement. A single remedy has never heretofore cured so many 
people of such a variety of diseases within the space of one year. 
It is almost miraculous. 
We challenge the world to produce a parallel record. 
In nearly every case where the Microbe Killer has not produced the expected results, 
it can be shown that the medicine was not taxen in the manner to produce those results 
or was not continued a sufficient length of time. 
.A. YERT ITEM. 
Experience teaches that the same medicine must be taken by different persons in different 
ways. No stereotyped directions can be given for all cases. Each patient must exercise some 
judgment in the use of this medicine. Some take heroic doses and obtain the best results. 
Others must use a small quantity at a time. In general it is best to take small doses (of 
from one to two tablespoonfuls) frequently, aggregating from two to five wineglassfuls each 
day. An average wineglass contains four tablespoonfuls. 
For most complaints take the Microbe Killer on an empty stomach, one-half hour before 
meals. 
But for some forms of stomach troubles it may result better to drink the medicine after eating, 
taking three or four small doses fifteen minutes apart. This arrests fermentation, aids digestion 
and corrects acidity of the stomach. In time the ferment-germs will be destroyed and the stomach 
will have no enemy present to prevent its proper action on food. 
How can one medicine cure so many diseases? 
The fact is plainly shown that disease of different characters are readily overcome by this one 
remedy Only one conclusion can be drawn from this fact, namely : 
There is one common fault for different diseases. 
That cause is the deadly Microbe. 
If all diseases have a common origin whatever will destroy and remove that cause will cure 
disease, or more properly speaking, kill the disease ; nature is restored to her normal condition 
and Health is the inevitable result. Radam’s Microbe Killer does destroy these disease germs. 
This statement has now been abundantly proven and cannot be controverted. This explains wh) 
the Microbe Killer is so efficacious in restoring so many to health. It matters not what may be 
the name of the disease, it has its origin in the microbe and can be cured by the Microbe Killer, 
which attacks and destroys not the name but the root—the cause. 
SPECIAL DISEASES, 
And the Effects of the Microbe Killer Upon Them. 
ft OTUM A THIS distressing disease is classed as incurable. 
I fa ill Ah It can be relieved by inhalations of smoke produced by burning various 
■ BBsf ini drugs, but no permanent cure is obtained. It is unquestionably of microbe 
origin, and the Microbe Killer has proven almost a specific for this complaint. If of long standing 
it will take a longer time to cure ; but that it does cure is conclusively shown by the many testi- 
monials given, and by the greater number who have derived like benefit but have given us no 
written testimonials. Prompt relief may not always be experienced, as with the smoke, for the 
Microbe Killer stirs up the disease, and in throwing it off may cause increased expectoration. 
Use the medicine in small, oft-repeated doses, gargling before swallowing. The same, sprayed 
into the throat through an atomizer, medicates the bronchial tubes and produces favorable results. 
Persistent use of Microbe Killer will cure asthma. 
A DDIRITRITO THE EFFECT°F microbe killer on cuts, bruises, 
AuuIUL.Ii I Ui burns, and any accident where the skin or flesh is bruised or injured, is 
truly marvellous. If it could be used in the operating room, in hos- 
pitals on the battlefield, many a life would be saved and much pain and suffering avoided. When 
an injury occurs the wound is immediately attacked with microbes floating in the air. These 
multiply so rapidly and work so furiously as to cause inflammation, soreness, and sometimes 
suppuration, gangrene, proud flesh, etc. If this attack of microbes can be prevented, none of 
these results will follow. We give you the results of actual experience. When the accident occurs 
6 saturate the wound thoroughly with Microbe Killer, lay some lint or absorbent cotton over it and 
bind with a cl6th. Saturate this cotton with Microbe Killer and keep moist and note the result: 
In a few moments the pain will disappear; nature will commence the work of repair, without 
the hindrance of microbes, and in an incredibly short time the wound will be healed without 
soreness or pain. A gentleman, in opening oysters, by a sudden slip of the knife cut a deep gash 
in the fleshy part of his thumb, a long and deep cut, which laid the flesh open. After thoroughly 
cleansing the wound with Microbe Killer he tied it up and saturated the cloth with the medicine, 
and continued his work without pain. The day following he removed the cloth—there was no 
inflammation, no soreness, the edges had closed together, and, to avoid the risk of their being 
torn apart again, he applied court plaster. In a few days the wound was entirely healed and no 
inconvenience experienced. 
Another gentleman, who had a hard, cancerous lump removed from his mouth, said it healed 
in three days by frequently using Microbe Killer, to the great, astonishment of his surgeon. 
Equally good effects result in the case of burns. Take a good dose of Microbe Killer inter- 
nally and cover the burned parts with cotton or cloth thoroughly saturated with Microbe Killer. 
The pain will cease at once, and the burn will heal without a scar. If surgeons and hospital 
stewards would use the Microbe Killer in their practice, it would prove a valuable auxiliary and 
greatly facilitate the recovery of the patient. 
BLOOD PURIFIER. 
THIS IS THE SECRET OF THE SUCCESS OF 
the Microbe Killer. It cleanses the blood of all disease 
germs and restores it to a perfect condition. All diseases are 
in some way connected with the blood, and if the blood be good, with proper circulation, there 
can be no sickness. The Microbe Killer being composed of water and microbe destroying gases, 
quickly enters the circulation, and the gases are diffused into every part of the body and pene- 
trate every tissue, following the deadly microbe to its remotest lair and destroying it. Success 
has attended the use of Microbe Killer in blood diseases when all other remedies have failed. 
Parties thus afflicted will be cured if they will continue the use of the medicine until it has thor- 
oughly cleansed the system. 
BLOOD POISON. 
NO OTHER MEDICINE HAS PRODUCED SUCH 
marvelous results in cases of Blood Poison. The experience in 
this line alone is enough to convince the most skeptical that 
Radam’s Microbe Killer has virtues and capacities exceeding any other known remedy. 
THE CASE OF M. C. BATTY, of Meridian, Miss., has no parallel. A man literally 
alive with microbes, so that they were exuding from every square inch of his body until he 
became a loathsome object, a burden to his friends and a wretched sufferer who only longed for 
death to relieve him. The most skillful medical treatment failed to do him any good. At first 
he refused to use Microbe Killer, pronouncing it a humbug, (as so many do who judge without 
knowledge), but a personal friend was so urgent that consent was obtained, and the result is a 
complete restoration to health. He used eight or ten gobletfuls daily of No. 3, and saturated 
the sores with the medicine. He says that no one was ever before known to recover from such 
an advanced stage of putrefaction. 
A gentlemen poisoned himself by running a bone from a dead animal into his thumb. By 
night his arm had swollen to the shoulder and became exceedingly painful, with alarming 
symptoms and every indication of serious trouble. He wrapped the wound with cotton satu- 
rated with Microbe Killer, drank several doses at short intervals, and the following morning the 
swelling had disappeared, also the pain, and he had no more trouble with it. Such extreme tests 
show conclusively that the Microbe Killer will prevent blood poison if taken in time, and will 
cure the most aggravated case. It will also prove equally efficacious in 
DESTROYING THE EFFECTS OF POISON OAK. 
PARTIES TROUBLED WITH PIMPLES, BOILS and like indications of impure 
blood, should use Microbe Killer, as it certainly removes these disagreeable symptoms and pro- 
duces a healthy, ruddy appearance of the skin. Its use should be continued until the blood is 
thoroughly renewed. 
BRONCHITIS. 
THIS DISEASE IS VERY COMMON IN THIS CLIMATE 
and becomes troublesome and dangerous, leading to consumption. It 
should not be neglected. It has been very successfully treated with 
Microbe Killer. Indeed, the cases are rare that do not readily yield. Some have been most 
aggravated ; many had given up hope of recovery, were wasting away, and would soon have 
been the victims of death. Now they rejoice in health perfectly restored. We can refer to 
many such in this city. The Microbe Killer can be taken in small doses frequently, always 
gargling the throat before swallowing. As in all affections of the mucous membrane, increased 
expectorations may be looked for. This applies to bronchial catarrh and bronchial con- 
sumption. THE ATOMIZER 
IS USED WITH GOOD EFFECT IN BRONCHITIS 
and all throat affections. The tubes should be hard rubber, and 
not metallic. The Microbe Killer is used and sprayed into the 
throat until the air passages become thoroughly medicated. The spray can be breathed into 
bronchial tubes and lungs, and can be, for catarrh, exhaled through the nostrils. The treatment 
is efficacious for SORE THROAT, TONSILITIS, DIPHTHERIA and persistent, irritating 
coughs. 
We call especial attention to this use of the Atomizer, because the direct application of 
Microbe Killer to any diseased membrane is very healing, destroys inflammation, and in con- 
tact with phlegm loosens and dislodges it so that it is readily thrown off. 
For DIPHTHERIA it is a specific, never failing to cure that disease. The Microbe Killer 
destroys the membrane at once. Be faithful and persistent in treating Bronchitis, and you can 
be cured. Granulations in the throat are destroyed by Microbe Killer. 
BRIGHT’S DISEASE. 
We have been eminently successful in treating this dis- 
ease, parties having recovered who were apparently in 
the last stages. The action of the Microbe Killer is so 
favorable on the kidneys and digestive organs that almost every kind of kidney complaint is 
cured. 
FOR ALL DIFFICULTIES OF THE BLADDER THE MICROBE 
KILLER is most excellent; where the color of urine is wrong or sediment 
appears ; or inflammation and burning pain exists, the use of Microbe 
Killer will soon correct these difficulties. For CATARRH or inflammation of the bladder the 
Microbe Killer, diluted from one to three parts with warm water, can be injected into the 
bladder with good results. 
ARISES FROM IMPROPER INDIGESTION AND ASSIMI- 
LATION of food. Digestion is not confined to the stomach, but 
continues through all the digestive organs, and if any one of them 
J3 out of order, the health is affected. As the Microbe Killer is one of the best aids to digestion, 
and acts on the liver, it will cure biliousness. It should be taken in regular doses. If troubled 
with headache, as soon as it is threatened take a dose, and if not relieved in fifteen minutes 
take one-half dose and still another one or two at intervals of fifteen or twenty minutes. It 
will usually prevent an attack of sick headache. 
SO FEW ARE ENTIRELY FREE FROM CATARRH AND SO 
much money is spent in a fruitless attempt to obtain relief that it would be a 
Heaven-sent blessing if this medicine did nothing more than cure this one 
disease. The people have been deceived with so many “sure cures’* for catarrh that they are 
inclined to question even the truth. It is a satisfaction to know that the claim made for the 
M’crobe Killer is Fully Substantiated by the many severe tests to which it has been subjected, 
until it can be safely stated that there is rarely if ever a case of catarrh which this medicine will 
not cure, even when so bad as to be extremely offensive. 
The proper treatment is to drink the Microbe Killer three or four times a day for the blood, 
and to use it in the head night and morning. For this latter purpose use a douche by which the 
liquid is forced into the head by gravitation through a rubber tube ; or it can be snuffed into the 
head from the hand or a spoon, or through a little glass inhaler costing ten cents. In this treat- 
ment use from one-fourth to one-half Microbe Killer, balance warm water, and see that the 
preparation thus made does not pass into one nostril and out of the other, but is made to flow 
back into the throat and out through the mouth, thus thoroughly to saturate and medicate the 
entire cavity in the head and reach every part of the diseased membrane. When the head is 
filled with the liquid so that it begins to flow from the mouth, by removing the obstructions in 
the nostrils and snuffing up air, the water will be forced and sprayed into the head thus reaching 
the back and lower part of the throat. This treatment will prove effectual and if continued will 
cure any case of catarrh. 
Without making extravagant claims for this disease, it can be truthfully stated 
that the Microbe Killer has proven very efficacious in its treatment. It has 
been used in many cases of car *?.r, but generally not until the sufferer had 
exhausted every other means and had about abandoned hope. Even then great and unexpected 
relief has resulted, but so deep-seated had become the disease, and so weak the patient, that 
there was not strength to throw off the microbes as they were dislodged and destroyed. On the 
other hand, some have recovered—rescued from the very jaws of ieath. 
The treatment is to drink Microbe Killer as freely as possible, and keep it applied to the 
cancer. If discharging, it must be kept clean, every particle of pus removed at each dressing 
and absorbent cotton saturated with Microbe Killer pressed against the diseased parts. No. 2 is 
usually strong enough for this, although some prefer to u*« No. i It seems to lessen pain, and 
in some instances relieves it entirely. When it is consider < k» alarming is the increase 
BLADOER. 
BILIOUSNESS. 
CATARRH. 
GANGER. caucer on this coast and how inevitably iatai us resuus, n 
of hope can penetrate the darkness. We have repeatedly shown the living microbe of this disease 
under the microscope, thus proving it to be a microbe disease. 
CROUP. 
This disease, like diptheria, needs prompt treatment and being strictly of microbe 
origin, yields immediately to the application of Microbe Killer. Give small 
doses frequently, and keep the Microbe Killer applied to the throat as much as 
possible by spray, gargle or any simple application. It will be found a safe, speedy and Sure 
cure for croup, and can be safely given to the youngest child. A compress around the 
throat is helpful. 
When first attacked with the microbes which produce symptoms called “ a cold,” in 
other words, when you first catch cold, if you will drink a wineglassful of Microbe 
Killer and follow it up with other doses repeated every half hour (smaller doses tc 
suit your case), it will invariably break up a cold, and may save you from other and more serious 
troubles which result from colds. A compress of Microbe Killer around the throat at night is 
A cough is not a disease but an effort of nature to expel whatever excites the 
mucous membrane of throat or larynx. It can be relieved or made quiet by 
cough mixtures containing some preparation of opium, but can be cured by 
Microbe Killer. Take small doses frequently, gargling throat and letting Microbe Killer linger 
in the lower part of throat as long as possible. When obstinate, use the atomizer, medicating 
the throat and larynx with the spray. Persistent and unyielding coughs have speedily yielded 
Is pronounced incurable. The microbe of this disease was dis- 
covered by Koch (a German), in 1882. If the Microbe Killer can 
destroy and remove this an important question is solved. 
That it does is no longer a matter of doubt or experiment. It has cured so many of this disease, 
in all parts of the country, that living monuments exist in almost every city. The first person 
thus cured was Geo. Plummer of Travis County, Texas, whose testimonial was given in 1887, 
and appeared in our former pamphlet. Thousands since have lived to bless the day when they 
first used Radam’s Microbe Killer. It may not and does not cure all, for the reason that many 
wait until vitality is so feeble that there is not sufficient strength to throw off the disease. Even 
in such cases the medicine will greatly relieve, will cause easier expectorations and prolong life 
in more comfort. But where the patient has not waited too long, a cure may be most confidently 
expected. Care should be taken to use the medicine properly. Commencing always with small 
doses of No. 1, taken as frequently as may be found to produce most favorable results. It can be 
truthfully stated that no medicine has done so much for consumption as Microbe Killer that 
none will give such relief and satisfaction. In many cases months will be required to so overcome 
the rapidly developing microbe as to show perceptible gain. Do not be discouraged. You have 
doctored for years and grown steadily worse. You can afford to try Microbe Killer a few months 
when so much evidence is furnished of its efficacy. One prominent citizen stated that it kept him 
able to attend to his business which no other medicines had done and if required to continue its use 
for years, it was cheaper and better than whiskey, which the doctors insist on his drinking, and 
as he stated "it is the only medicine a consumptive can tie to." Pains in the chest can sometimes be 
removed by covering with a compress of Microbe Killer. 
Which is so effectual in removing pain and destroying all inflam- 
mation, is made of absorbent cotton, or flannel cloth saturated 
with Microbe Killer (either number which may be at hand), and 
laid upon the body over or around the affected parts. This should be covered with old dry cloths 
ora towel to exclude air. A piece of oil silk over the compress is best, and this covered with a 
towel as it holds the moisture in and prevents evaporation. Avoid letting the medicine wet any 
clothes, as it is liable to injure them. 
This will be more thoroughly treated under head of 
"Malaria." When attacked by a chill go to bed, cover 
up warm, take a good dose of Microbe Killer and repeat 
COLDS. 
COUGHS. 
CONSUMPTION. 
THE COMPRESS. 
CHILLS AND FEVER. 
the dose, or half dose, every twenty minutes until warmth and perspiration result; continue 
smaller doses at longer intervals. This will usually break up the disease. Continued use of 
Microbe Killer eradicates the disease entirely from the system. 
CHRONIC DISEASES 
of all kinds find their natural enemy in the Microbe 
Killer. The reputation of this medicine was secured by 
curing chronic diseases which baffled the skill of the regular 
practitioners and resisted every other method used. The success thus attained, the cures effected 
of cases beyond hope and pronounced incurable have caused much jealousy and provoked attacks 
from doctors and druggists which have been vigorously, but fruitlessly made, hoping thereby to 
destroy confidence in the medicine and break up this business. We are glad to note that the 
people investigate and judge for themselves, and are not altogether led and influenced by statements 
and charges which are so evidently prompted by personal interest and malice. 
9 MICROBE KILLER CURES CHROMIC DISEASES when ail other remedies fail 
There is abundant evidence to substantiate this statement in the Thousands who have been cured. 
results from some form of indigestion, and is in many cases brought 
on by habitual inattention to nature’s call. It can usually be corrected 
by reforming the habit and forcing one’s self to be regular. Purga- 
tives seldom, if ever, restore nature’s powers. The Microbe Killer is not a purgative, but often 
acts as a regulator, and in three cases out of four keeps the bowels regular. Where it does not, 
we recommend injections at night, three times a week, of hot water, taken in copious quantity 
and as hot as it can be borne. This will be found very healthful, cleansing and healing. 
CONSTIPATION 
COMPLEXION. 
Nothing will give such a fresh, rosy and healthy complexion as the 
use of Microbe Killer. Makes good blood, which, in turn, carries only 
the best elements to rebuild and supply the waste pi ices. Many ladies 
have told us that they had no further use for cosmetics or powder. The ruddy, youthful look im- 
parted far surpassed all artificial attempts. Elderly persons grow younger, not only in looks, but 
in their feelings, and the change is very noticeable. 
From which almost nobody is free—is readily and quickly reached by 
Microbe Killer. It furnishes an element required in the process of 
digestion and enables nature to properly assimilate food and supply the 
body with healthy nourishment. Many a poor sufferer has found speedy and permanent relief 
in this valuable medicine. Where the food cannot be retained, but almost every meal is thrown 
up, the stomach is strengthened and soon no trouble of that kind is experienced, but the food is 
easily digested with comfort to the patient. Where fermentation sets in and gases form, or sour 
stomach or water brash result, or pain and distress follow eating, the Microbe Killer stops this 
fermentation by destroying the microbes which cause it, and the food is properly digested before 
it sours and rots in the stomach. We have had some of the most marvellous cures in this line, 
and believe that any form of dyspepsia or stomach trouble can be cured by Microbe Killer. 
Take the medicine regularly. If the best results do not follow its use before meals, or if 
fermentation sets in, take several doses after each meal—small or large as your experience shows 
to be the best. 
But little need be said of this dangerous disease, as few will have courage 
to trust to the Microbe Killer when attacked with it. If they could 
believe it, there is nothing which so quickly and so eekectually destroys 
the microbe which produces this disease as Microbe Killer. A thorough application to the throat 
will prevent the formation of the membrane, and when formed will destroy it. Take the Microbe 
Killer freely in small doses, gargle before swallowing, spray the throat thoroughly with atomizer 
and keep compress saturated with Microbe Killer around the throat. (See article on “ The 
Compress ”). Diphtheria has no terrors to those who use the Microbe Killer. 
is removed, and the parasites which caused it is destroyed by using Microbe 
Killer. Thoroughly saturate the scalp with Microbe Killer once a day ; 
cover with a cloth, or better, with a rubber cap or oil-silk, to keep the medi- 
cine from evaporation—a few such applications will suffice. If barbers knew its value as a 
head-dressing and face-wash after the shave, no shop would be without it—it would be a big card 
to draw custom. It does not injure the hair. 
DYSENTERY, CHOLERA MORBUS, DIARRHCEA, 
and all diseases of the bowels are cured by this medicine. If very obstinate, use hot compress 
of Microbe Killer over the abdomen, and give injections of cooked starch mixed with Microbe 
Killer. Many lives have been saved when given up by physicians. 
has been greatly benefited, and in some cases fully restored, when caused 
by scarlet fever or catarrh. Use same as for catarrh. 
can always be cured by the persistent use of Microbe Killer. Sometimes it is 
quite obstinate and requires a long time, but it finally yields. The Microbe 
Killer should be drank freely, the parts frequently bathed and all excesses 
avoided ; also such food as is known to aggravate the complaint. Cases that have baffled the 
skill of the most eminent physicians have succumbed to persistent use of Microbe Killer. 
Treated same as Eczema, but yields more readily. A compress can 
be kept on the inflamed swellings. 
We are glad to state that several cases have been successfully 
treated, and we have yet to learn of one not benefited. Some 
are entirely cured ; others improve rapidly, with every indica- 
tion of an ultimate cure, . 
DYSPEPSIA- 
DIPHTHERIA. 
DANDRUFF 
DEAFNESS 
ECZEMA 
ERYSIPELAS. 
EPILEPSY-FITS. EYES. 
For sore or inflamed or granulated lids bathe freely with Microbe Killer No. 1 clear 
or diluted with warm water. If No. 2 is used dilute it with water, let the fluid run 
• . . lnto the eyes- The eyes can be bathed several times a day. There is no danger of 
injuring the eye. At saturate some absorbent cotton or cloth with Microbe Killer and lay 
over the eyes binding it on with a cloth tied around the head. Where the eyes are very bad this 
can be done during a part of the day also ; most gratifying results will follow and with much 
less pain and inconvenience than under the usual treatments. 
Always result from an attack of microbes, no matter what name may be given 
them. Hence all Fevers are Cured by the Microbe Killer. When first attacked 
drink the Microbe Killer freely in small doses. If throat is sore put a flannel 
compress around. If typhoid fever, keep compress over bowels. If very thirsty give Microbe 
Killer in small doses frequently. It will quench thirst better than anything else. A warm 
sponge bath (using hot Microbe Killer heated in a bottle), applied to only a portion of the body 
at a time to avoid taking cold, will be found beneficial. 
FEVERS 
FEMALE COMPLAINTS. 
Under this head we include ailments peculiar to 
women; suppressed or profuse or painful menstrua- 
tion, catarrh or ulceration or inflammation of the 
womb, Whites or Leucorrhoea and any kind of weakness. Microbe Killer is proving a greater bless- 
ing to women than any other known remedy. They have been the victims of most shameful practice 
and extortion, and anything that is an honest and beneficial remedy which they can use themselves 
without harm or trouble or pain, is truly a Heaven-sent blessing. Many a poor sufferer has been 
surprised and overjoyed to find herself speedily cured after years of ineffectual doctoring., The 
Microbe Killer rightly used will cure any of these complaints. Where injections are necessary 
or a more permanent application by the insertion of cotton saturated with Microbe Killer, it 
can be done easily by the patient. Where more particulars are needed, consultations are free 
and can be private, or letters of inquiry will be promptly answered. 
GENERAL DEBILITY. 
People get out of sorts, feel sick without knowing just 
what ails them, lack appetite, have no ambition and are 
easily fatigued, need a tonic, etc. For such the Microbe 
Killer is just the thing. It gives appetite, renews strength, restores vitality, aids nature to throw 
off lassitude and reassert its usual vigor. The English—whose testimonials come from the Lon- 
don factory, have coined a word which exactly fits the case. They call it a “ Wonderful Pick- 
Me-Up.” Use the wonderful Microbe Killer four times daily, a wineglassful at a time. 
GRAVEL. 
We have not heard of a single failure to relieve or cure this disease. It pre- 
vents the formation of stones and dissolves them when formed. 
HEART DISEASE 
often results from a disordered stomach, in which case it is always 
cured by Microbe Killer. Sometimes it is improper circulation 
of or impurities in the blood'. Microbe Killer always helps such 
|:ases. Great satisfaction will be experienced by its use. 
HEADACHE. 
Sick Headache is always cured by Microbe Killer. Sometimes the first dose 
will prevent its recurrence. Many who have suffered for years have not 
had a single headache since using Microbe Killer. Read the article on 
“ Biliousness." 
NERVOUS HEADACHE is not so quickly overcome, but only requires a little more 
>atience and persistence in using Microbe Killer. If bowels are constipated, take copious hot 
vater injections instead of purgative. (See article on Constipation). 
HEARTBURN. (See article on Indigestion.) 
INDIGESTION. 
Few are free from this ailment. When the stomach fails to perform its 
proper work a whole train of other complaints soon follows ; restore 
the stomach to a natural and healthy condition and the organs are 
isually restored also. There are many forms of Indigestion. The most common is fermenta- 
ton of the food, resulting in the formation of gases, which cause much distress, or.water-brash 
>r heartburn ; or the food seems to lay undigested like a dead-weight in the stomach. 
Whatever form may be taken the Microbe Killer, if properly used, will certainly correct it. 
dore people have used Microbe Killer for indigestion than for any other disease, and more have 
lerived benefit from its US'" than from any other remedy. Much depends on the manner of treat- 
nent. Generally it is best to take the Microbe Killer before meals, but in all cases of fermen- 
ation take it about fifteen or twenty minutes after meals. By a little thoughtful experimenting 
rou will soon learn how best to take it to derive the greatest benefit. If troubled with heartburn 
>r water-brash take repeated doses. 
INFLUENZA. Treat same as Catarrh. See article under that head. 
AONDICE 
Results from Indigestion and imperfect action oi the liver. 5e? articles 
"Biliousness ” and”1 Liver Complaints,” KIDNEY TROUBLE. 
Many people meet witn indifferent success in doctoring this 
con laint, and yet the Microbe Killer seldom if ever fails to 
cure. Even Bright’s Disease has been cured when in its most 
advanced stages. If food be properly digested and assimilated the kidneys will soon become 
healthy. But, in addition, the Microbe Killer acts directly on the kidneys and liver to eradicate 
riisease and strengthen them. Take the medicine four times daily. 
LIVER. 
As the Microbe Killer is the most efficient remedy for all forms of indigestion, it 
has proven the best for all liver troubles, and parties who have failed to obtain 
relief from other remedies are gratified to find themselves getting well by using 
Microbe Killer. 
like all contagious diseases, is caused by the Microbe. When the germ is 
sufficiently developed the patient is stricken down with fever and eruptions. 
Use Microbe Killer in small doses, frequently taken. Treatment is the same 
as for “ Fevers.” 
Our reports from agents located in malarial districts are most gratifying. 
They write that it seldom fails to cure this disease, and we believe it never 
will fail. If taken properly the increased vitality given to the system enables 
it to resist and throw off the disease. The germs of malaria are absolutely destroyed. (See 
directions for Chills and Fever). Drink as freely as you can. One strong man who had been 
reduced so as to be unable to work, suffering five years with malaria, drank a gallon of No. 2 
in ten days, and was so rejoiced at his complete recovery that he came to the office to 
express his thanks. Discard your quinine, which only relieves, and take the Microbe Miller 
which cures. 
Treat the same as Rheumatism. A hot compress of Microbe Killer 
kept over the painful parts will sometimes give immediate relief. 
NERVOUSNESS AND NERVOUS DEBILITY. 
The Microbe Killer quiets the nerves and allays nervousness ; insomnia or sleeplessness 
is corrected, and people who before using Microbe Killer could not sleep now rest as peacefully 
as a child. As so often stated, the Microbe Killer supplies what nature lacks, relieves, restores, 
builds up and strengthens, so that every organ performs its proper function and all the system 
works harmoniously. 
OLD ACE GROWING YOUNG. 
It may seem extravagant to claim for the Microbe Killer the power to arrest advancing 
infirmity and make people younger, but such seems to be the fact. When carefully considered, 
it is reasonable. Natural vitality te increased ; the blood is not only enriched, but circulates 
better and reaches every tissue of the body ; the complexion becomes fresher and looks healthy. 
Several have told us that they have improved so much and feel and look so much younger that 
they believe ten years will be added to their lives. 
Elderly people should drink small doses at such times as they find will be most beneficial. 
Drink plenty of Microbe Killer and put a hot compress over the side 
affected. Keep warm and induce perspiration. 
This dangerous disease can be prevented and cured by the use of 
Microbe Killer alone. Drink in frequent doses, and use as a com- 
press over lungs and around throat. 
Drink regular doses four times daily ; bathe the anus night and morning with cleai 
Microbe Killer ; a small injection of Microbe Killer, either clear or half water, 
taken on retiring and retained, medicates the parts—not over ten or twelve table- 
spoonfuls can be used. For Itching Piles bathe as above, and at night saturate a sma! 
piece of cotton and press it tightly against the anus. Parties suffering from this disease will 
find great relief by using Microbe Killer. Many have been entirely cured. 
Parties who have used the Microbe Killer for paralysis have beer 
greatly benefited, and in some instances a second attack has been prc 
vented. 
MEASLES 
MALARIA. 
NEURALGIA. 
PLEURISY. 
PNEUMONIA. 
PILES. 
PARALYSIS. 
like malaria, is almost always cured by Microbe Killer, but i 
sometimes requires vigorous and persistent treatment. The dis 
ease is directly attacked by the medicine, and at first the symptom 
may appear worse. Some require but small doses—others take larger quantities. Each mus 
determine for himself after trial. Use the compress (see article on “ Compress ”) for all inflame< 
and painful swellings. If the disease be aggravated* or discontinue entirely for 
couple of days. The numerous testimonials show tfaat very severe cases have been cured ar 
many more as bad or worse have derived like benefit. 
RHEUMATISM Parties suffering from these distressing complaints 
can doctor themselves without examinations or incon- 
venience and at little comparative cost. The Microbe 
Killer has cured cases of many years’ standing which seemed past all hope. Drink freely 
and use as an injection. Keep the diseased parts clean, and, if any discharge, medicate and 
cleanse thoroughly with Microbe Killer. 
RECTAL TROUBLES. 
STOMACH. 
Many of the ailments of the stomach are treated under the head oi 
Indigestion and Dyspepsia. See these articles. The Microbe Killer is 
admitted to be the most efficient remedy of anything known for al 
stomach troubles. Parties who have suffered forty years have found speedy and permanent 
relief in the Microbe Killer. 
SORES 
indicat impure blood, and as the idicrobe Killer is a perfect blood purifier, i 
dries up the fountains which feed the sores, and they disappear. Even the mos 
aggravated varicose ulcers have been cured. See article on Blood Poison ant 
Blood Purifier. 
SCARLET FEVER. 
See the article on Fevers, and treat as there directed. 
The use of Microbe Killer not only lessens the dange 
and severity of the disease, but shortens its duration an. 
prevents the evils which so often follow. Keep a wet compress around the throat and giv 
spoonful doses frequently. 
TYPHOID. See articles on Fevers and Scarlet Fevers. 
SKIN DISEASES. 
whether itch, Eczema, tether, salt rheum, ringworm or dar 
druff, are caused by microbes, and are cured by Micro! 
Killer. When possible, use Microbe Killer externally an 
drink it freely. A compress kept over ringworm will destroy it. See the articles on Eczem 
and Dandruff. 
SCROFULA 
manifests itself in many ways, and can only be cured by the use of 
perfect blood purifier. (See article on Blood Purifier.) It is entire! 
eradicated from the sytem by Microbe Killer, which must be taken ; 
freely as the case will permit. 
SYPHILIS 
and all venereal diseases have been most successfully treated by the Microl 
Killer. Where there are discharges use an injection—clear or diluted wii 
warm water. Drink freely in small doses. If aggravated symptoms sho 
themselves, take less or discontinue for a few days. The Microbe Killer drives the disease oi 
not back into the system to reappear again worse than ever. 
TEETH. 
Many people have had fears about injury to teeth. There is no ground t 
such fears. Microbes cause decay of teeth, as of everything else. Mic'p 
Killer stops it and preserves the teeth. If the teeth are sensitive, so that; 
unpleasant sensation is experienced when eating, it can be avoided by taking the Microbe Kill 
through a tube or swallowing through the mouth without touching the teeth. Toothache 
speedily cured. See article on Pain. 
THROAT TROUBLES 
yield gracefully and readily to action of Microbe Kill' 
Dangerous attacks such as diphtheria and croup are treat 
under those heads. Quinsy is cured by frequent ini 
doses gargled before swallowing and a compress kept around the throat. Even ulcerated a 
granulated throats are quickly cured. The atomizer or spray is very beneficial in all thrt 
troubles. It can be freely used. 
result from Nature’s effort to throw off impurities. The discharge is a m. 
of living microbes. Any organ may become ulcerous, such disease be' 
named accordingly; as ulceration of the throat, stomach, bowels, womb, < 
It may sometimes be called catarrh of the throat, etc. Use Microbe Killer freely, both int 
nally and externally. 
Faithful use and application will produce entirely satisfactory results, and there is 
remedy so effective and so easily used as the Microbe Killer. The most aggravated cases 
varicoso ulcers, as well as ulcerated throats, etc., have been cured. 
ULCERS 
Use internally according to the general directions, giving to children so 
doses, from a teaspoonful to a tablespoonful. Copious injections of 
water will aid in their removal. Tape wot ms have been expelled by 
MicroDe Kller. For these, abstain from food for a day and drink a few doses fifteen mini 
apart. 
WATER BRASH See articles on Indigestion and Dyspepsia. 
WORMS. 
WHOOPING COUGH. 
When first attacked take very freely in small doses 
continue as tne patient may be able to bear it. G; 
ling the thKpat with Microbe Killer after each parox 
will afford relief. The Price of the Microbe Killer 
Is three dollars ($3.00) for one gallon jug, cash accompanying the order. A case 
contains two. jugs, securely packed, price $6.00. The medicine will keep for many years if 
not tampered with. Always write your address as plainly as possible, and make all money 
orders, checks, drafts, etc., payable to the order of the company. In ordering Microbe Killer, 
please state how you wish it shipped, whether by freight or express. 
All letters asking for information should contain a stamp to insure a prompt reply, 
This medicine is pleasant to take, slightly tart, making it a pleasant drink. It increases 
[he appetite, relieves the feeling of fatigue and languor, and is strongly recommended to both 
;ick and well. 
HONEST TESTIMONIALS THE MOST CON- 
VINCING PROOF. 
Vo the Intelligence of the Reader, in Sickness or Health, 
the following lines are respectfully addressed. 
Between waste and repair there is a constant struggle for supremacy in the human system. 
Vhere waste exceeds repair, the foundation for future trouble is being laid. 
Nature designed that human beings should pass out of existence by a slow and continuous 
rocess In primitive ages this was the rule, and it should be the rule to-day; but, instead, the 
olemn and lamentable fact confronts us that a majority of our race die before reaching the age 
f maturity. Why? Because waste is more rapid than repair. 
Doctors treat the different symptoms of disease with different medicines, thus exposing 
'-pair. Nature’s only means of preservation and perpetuation, both to the devastating effects of 
Lrong drugs, as well as the debilitating influence of natural waste. Is it any wonder that 
eat’n claims our dear ones when they have ju.st begun to live? Symptoms have all along been 
ustaken for disease and treated accordingly. Herein is made a fatal blunder, and herein lies 
le prime cause of an appalling death-rate. 
All true scientists and earnest and honest searchers after facts, and, indeed, ali broad- 
linded and investigating physicians in every country now proclaim that a large majority of the 
ifferent diseases have one and the same cause, viz., microbes. Either one or all of the different 
gans of the human system are liable to be attacked -by these diminutive destroyers, and each 
gan complains in its own peculiar way ; hence different symptoms. The same remedy that 
iccessfully banishes the insidious foe from the nasal passages will rout it from the stomach, 
e liver, or the blood. No matter where it locates, it produces fermentation, putrefaction, dis- 
.se and death. It follows that if microbes cause disease, the removal of the microbes from the 
,tem means restoration to health. The same medicine that will from one organ 
U remove them from the entire system. 
For proof of our claim we earnestly ask you to read carefully the genuine and undeniable 
stimonials which follow in this book. These statements are from honest people, like your- 
lf, and written for no other purpose than a desire to inform you of the wonderful curative 
iwers of Radam’s Microbe Killer. 
A careful perusal of this book means a trial of this great panacea, and a trial means that 
e long your own glad testimonial- will be added to the many thousands now on file in our 
ice. Call and see them. We can'only publish a few. And while we are talking to you con- 
entially, we ask you to write to those giving the testimonials, sending a self-addressed stamped 
velope for reply. In nearly all cases you will receive a prompt answer. 
Read the evifence given by a few of the grateful thousands who have been restored to 
alth by this great remedy. Investigate the matter fully, and you will be more than con- 
iced that we have what we claim—the greatest discovery of the age—a Genuine Microbe Killer. 
By special permission we refer you to the persons named below as having used the 
crobe Killer themselves or in their families with good results. They are all well known, living 
or near Philadelphia: 
Mr. John Burton and Mr. Elwood Burton, Tullytown, Pa. Both these gentlemen are 
ectors of the Farmers’ National Bank, of Buck’s County, located at Bristol, Pa. 
Mr. Amos B. Headley, Tullytown, Pa., has been engaged in the lumber business in Tully- 
yn for some years. 
Mr. John V. Terry, of John V. Terry A Co., importers of tailors’ trimmings, southeast 
ner Eighth and Market streets, Philadelphia, Pa. 
Mr. Joseph W. Janney, wholesale lumber merchant, pier 37|, North Delaware avenue, 
iladelphia. Pa. 
Mr. George W. Waite, superintendent of the New York, Susquehanna and Western Rail- 
d, Jersey City, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Waite had suffered from.malaria for years before taking 
Microbe Killer. 
Mr. O. T. Terry, of 0. T. Terry & Co., southeast corner Fourth and Market streets, impor- 
(■ of woolens. * Malaria and Hay Fever Cured. 
Rochester, N. Y., June 7, 1890. 
I had been suffering for twenty years with Malaria and Hay Fever and could find no relief 
from any physician’s prescription or patent medicine. I commenced taking Radam’s Microbe 
Killer in October, 1889, and have been in most excellent health and spirits ever since. 
Yours truly, Fred’k Klein, 11 Stone street. 
Muscular Rheumatism of Ten Years’ Standing Cured. 
Philadelphia, July 1, 1890. 
For the benefit of suffering humanity I herewith send you my testimonial. For the past ten 
vears I have been a great sufferer from muscular rheumatism, and could get no relief after 
employing the best physicians until I commenced taking your remedy, and I am happy to state 
that I have used only two jugs, and am entirely free from all pains, and feel like a girl of 
sixteen again. Quite a number of my friends have been likewise greatly benefited, and we are 
all thankful that there is still “ Balm in Gnead.” Mrs. S. Bennett, New Osborn House. 
A Certain Cure for Hay Fever. 
Batavia, N. Y., Sept. 25, 1889. 
I have suffered for years from Hay Fever and could find no relief whatever. Was advised 
to use Radam’s Microbe Killer, and after taking it for a while was entirely relieved. J would 
not be without it, and to those suffering with Hay Fever I fully recommend it as a certain cure. 
S. W. Preston. 
Chills and Fever and Dyspepsia Cured. 
New York, March 27, 1890. 
I am sorry I could not reply sooner to your request in regard to the virtues of your med- 
icine. I don’t think I could say too much for it. It has cured me of chills and fever and 
Dyspepsia. I could not sleep or eat anything. Now I sleep well, eat everything, and have 
gained in every way. I will tell every one all I know about it. The Microbe Killer is a 
delightful tonic. I am thankful I heard of it, it has done me so much good. I have not felt so 
well for years. Respectfully, Annie Cooley, 75 E. 56th street. 
Internal Abscesses Cured. 
Elmira, N. Y., Dec. 8, 1890. 
Gentlemen :—Having received no benefit from the treatment of physicians for internal 
abscesses, I was persuaded to use the Microbe Killer, and after using about four gallons the 
abscesses have disappeared entirely, and my general health has been greatly improved. 
C. Ritchie. 
Malaria and Night Sweats Cured. 
Wilmington, Del., Nov. 12, 1890. 
Gentlemen :—I most cheerfully give my testimony in regard to the great benefit I have 
received from the use of the Microbe Killer. I suffered from malaria, night sweats, very 
severe pains in chest and back, and numerous other complaints that I am unable to describe. 
I had not worked for for over four years, and at times my cough was so severe that I thought 
I would choke to death. 
I consulted the best physicians and tried all medicines, but obtained no relief until I was 
persuaded to try the Microbe Killer. After using it for about one week there was a change for 
the worse which was alarming in its nature, but I continued taking it, and after using three 
jugs I was so much benefited that I again went to work. I continue the use of this wonderful 
remedy, and have up to the present time taken six jugs, and am almost well. The cough and 
pains have all disappeared, and I feel like a new man. Respectfully yours, 
Wm. L. Prichard, 222 Harrison St. 
I have known Mr. Prichard for fourteen years, 
thoroughly reliable and conscientious gentleman. 
He is well known in Wilmington, and 
Yours truly, John Wilhelm. 
Complete Cure of Catarrh of the Throat and Bronchial Troubles. 
Trenton, N. J., Sept 10, 1890. 
Gentlemen :—I take pleasure in sending you my voluntary testimonial of your great 
remedy. I had been suffering for more than a year with catarrh of the throat and bronchial 
troubles, and was continually growing worse under the charge of the best physicians, and had 
lost all hopes, when your remedy was recommended to me, and I improved right along until 
to-day, after using ten jugs, I am in the very best health and spirits. 
Mrs. J. W. Horn, 41 Wall st. Splendid as a Family Medicine. 
Brooklyn, N. Y., Bee. 22, ltfO. 
Gentlemen :—Your communication in reference to what the Microbe Killer has done for 
myself and family to hand, and in reply would say that we have used it for various family 
ailments, foremost of which is rheumatism, from which my wife has been suffering for many 
years. After taking the Microbe Killer for about five weeks she began to improve, and is now 
entirely free from all rheumatic troubles. My family have used it on all occasions for various 
troubles, such as headache, toothache, diphtheric sore throat, open sores, etc., with remarkable 
success. I have also sent it to over fifty personal friends in Brooklyn, who are using it with 
entire satisfaction. Will be pleased to give any further information possible to any one who 
may desire to call or write to me. Respectfully yours, John E. Seward, 
Real Estate and Insurance Agent, 82 Broadway. 
Cured of Rheumatism of Forty Years’ Standing, also Catarrh and 
Bronchitis. 
Philadelphia, Pa., Dec. 1, 1890. 
Gentlemen :—I cheerfully give you this testimonial for the benefit of the suffering. I have 
had rheumatism for at least forty years. I had no rest from it night or day ; frequently could 
not get about. I would often spend half the night sitting up and rubbing. ' I spent much 
money doctoring, but received no relief till I took Radam’s Microbe Killer. The first jug 
No. 1 relieved me of pain. I have taken m all eleven jugs, and have been cured not only of 
rheumatism, but of catarrh, bronchitis and dyspepsia. I am now seventy-two years of age, 
eat well and sleep well—in fact, feel like A new woman. I would be glad to talk or write to 
any one similarly afflicted and who needs an encouraging word. Yours truly, 
Mrs. S. H. Briggs, 208 N. 13th St. 
A Preventative from Typhoid Fever. 
Rochester, N. Y., Sept. 27, 1890. 
Gentlemen:—From the high opinion I have of your remedy for what it has already done in 
my family I am induced to send you herewith my testimonial, in the hopes that it may be the 
means of assisting others to keep disease from their homes. Four of my family were taken down 
with Typhoid Fever, one after another, and fearing the balance of us, consisting of seven, might 
be similarly afflicted, I bethought me of the Microbe Killer, and the seven of us drank it quite 
freely, with the result that not one of us were affected with any illness whatsoever. I firmly'believe 
that it was your remedy that saved us. Of the four who were sick I did not administer any of 
the Microbe Killer, for my physicians not knowing exactly the nature of it, forbade it. My mother 
died from the fever. 
The morning after her death I had a very severe headache, and after drinking a good draught 
of Microbe Killer I was speedily relieved. 
Let me assure you that henceforth my home shall not be without Microbe Killer, which I 
shall use both as a preventative and cure for any disease. 
Henry W. Peth, 177 Clifford Street. 
Female Troubles and a Complication of Diseases. 
Brooklyn, N. Y., Nov. 25th, 1890. 
Gentlemen :—I consider it my duty I owe to you and suffering humanity to state what 
your Microbe Killer has done for my wife. She was suffering with a complication of diseases. 
Pen cannot describe what she has gone through. I have paid more than a thousand dollars 
to physicians with but little results. She has now used five jugs of the Microbe Killer, and 
feels better than she has for fifteen years. She has used it for female troubles with surprising 
results. We cannot praise it too highly. Very respectfully, 
Godfrey Hardenstine, 2273 Atlantic Ave. 
Ulcer Cured. 
Brushton, N. Y., Nov. 22, 1890. 
Gentlemen I take pleasure in adding my testimony to that of others who have been helped 
by the virtues of Radam’s Microbe Killer. For over three years I have had a sore upon my leg 
which has caused me the most intense pain and suffering. The ulcer was as large as my hand, 
and has baffled all treatment of several physicians. I purchased a gallon of the Microbe Killer 
and began using it according to directions. In a very short time the ulcer began to improve and 
heal. New flesh was formed, and the disagreeable and unpleasant discharge and offensive odor 
were entirely remoyed. My appetite increased, and I could sleep nights, as I had not done for 
months. I have taken three gallons of the Microbe Killer, and feel sure that by continuing the 
use of it for a short time I shall be entirely cured. The M. K. has done wonders for me, and I 
cheerfully recommend it to all who are afflicted. Yours truly, 
Mrs, Ruth S. Cornish, Cannot Speak Too Highly of the M. K. It Has Cured a Complication 
of Troubles. 
Wilmington, Del., July 8, 1890. 
Some friends of mine having spoken very highly of your Microbe Killer, induced me last 
February to send to Philadelphia and get a case of it for myself and wife. For the last seven 
years, both in summer and winter, I was troubled with a cough. Also pains and aches in every 
part of my body, so badly that I was scarcely able to walk one square without being completely 
prostrated. I used the medicine regularly, and in three months’ time I was completely cured. 
J am seventy-one years old and feel as well to-day as I ever did in my life. 
My wife was troubled for four years with Malaria and Catarrh in the head so badly that it 
caused dizziness and ringing in her ears. She was also troubled for sixteen years with a sore 
just below her knee about 2£ inches in diameter, and although I have spent a great deal of 
money for medicines to purify the blood, it never would heal, except for a few weeks at a time, 
and then break out again. She commenced taking the Microbe Killer the same time as I did ; 
also bathing the sores two or three times a day, and I am happy to state it is now entirely well, 
all traces of it having disappeared. She is also rid of her Catarrh and Malaria. She is seventy 
years old and is able to do as much work about the house as she did ten years ago. We cannot 
speak too highly of your medicine. Yours, very respectfully, 
John J. Wilhelm, 219 West Second street. 
Severe Cold on the Lungs Cured. Now as Well and Strong as Ever. 
Rahway, N. J., March 27, 1889. 
During the month of April I caught a severe cold which settled on my lungs and which was fast 
assuming the nature of Consumption. I coughed terribly, had a great many hemorrhages, and 
had to assume a sitting position in bed in order to sleep. I had no appetite. I was urged by a 
friend to try a jug of your Microbe Killer, and after taking it three days I could lie down and 
sleep comfortably. The cough left me, my appetite returned, and I am as well and strong as I 
ever was. I cheerfully recommend it to all who are afflicted. 
If any should desire to see or communicate with me in regard to the above my address is 
Mrs. Lizzie Dougherty, Rahway, N. J. 
Hemorrhages of the Lungs. 
New York, Dec. 30, 1890. 
Gentlemen :—Having suffered xrom several hemorrhages of the lungs for years, and after 
being treated by several physicians with no beneficial results, I was finally persuaded to use the 
Microbe Killer. After using same for a short time I began to improve steadily, and am now 
entirely cured, not having had a recurrence of the hemorrhages since taking it. I will cheer- 
fully answer all communications to those afflicted as I was. V< y truly, 
Melville Sterne, 135 West 64th St. 
Its Benefits for Catarrh of Stomach, Throat and Lung Troubles. 
Roch ster, N. Y., June 12, 1890. 
I suffered all last summer with catarrh of stomach, throat and lung trouble, accompanied 
by a very distressing cough, and found no relief from the physician’s medicine until he rec- 
ommended the Microbe Killer ; since that time I have been taking it regularly with decidedly 
beneficial results ; my cough having left me and lungs cleared of mucus, I am stronger and 
better in every respect ; therefore I take pleasure in rec mmending it to any one similarly 
affected, and will be glad to have any one call on me and talk with me in reference to its great 
benefits. Very truly, Chas. E. A. Lippincott, 
S037 Mt. Vernon street, or 17 North Eighth street. 
Don’t Fail to Read This Testimonial. 
Brooklyn, N. Y. 
Myself and wife had used your Microbe Killer with great benefit for Chronic Catarrh, 
Rheumatism, and Eczema. Unsolicited, wholly on my own responsibility for the benefit of 
relatives, I wrote to nearly forty of those whose certificates you publish, embracing nearly all 
diseases, dated 1887, 1888, 1889: “ Please give me your present impression of William Radarn’s 
Microbe Killer.” I wanted to see if they still thought as favorably of your remedy as when 
they gave you their certificates. For the information of all interested, the sick and their friends, 
I am happy to say that the replies are uniformly not only favorable but remarkably enthusiastic in 
praise of your good medicine. After my thorough investigation I am not deterred by the 
cry “ quack ” or “ humbug.” You should be given the credit you are entitled to. 
Sincerely yours, I. W. Barnum, 253 Halsey street. The Greatest Medicine for Nervousness. 
CJentlemem—I have used two jugs of the Microbe Killer, and am now on my third. I think 
it is the greatest medicine in the world for Nervousness that I have ever taken. I have tried 
many different remedies, and none did me any good until I commenced taking the Microbe 
Killer, which I cheerfully recommend to all afflicted as I have been. 
Respectfully, Samuel Haines, Mt. Ephraim, N. J. 
Completely Cured of Rheumatism. Considers It a Great Medicine. 
New York, Aug. 6th, 1891. 
Gentlemen :—Last April I was confined to my room with Rheumatism in my left knee. It 
was so painful that I could not touch it. I heard of the Microbe Killer as being good for such 
cases, and concluded to give it a trial. After three days’ use of it I was able to attend to my 
business, and before I had finished the jug I was completely cured and would not know that I 
was ever troubled with Rheumatism. I have not felt a touch of it since. I consider it a great 
medicine, and heartily recommend it. Yours very truly, 
John H. Pratt, 81 Warren St. 
La Grippe Cured in Three Days. 
New York, May 8th, 1891. 
Gentlemen :—During a severe attack of La Grippe I used the Microbe Killer, taking a jug 
of No. 2 in three days, using no other medicine, and recommend it to all who wish a speedy 
cure. Yours truly, 
J. De Young, 815 Broadway. 
Sick Headache and Nervousness Completely Cured. 
Canadensis, Pa., Nov. 10, 1890. 
Gentlemen :—I cheerfully give you this testimonial for the benefit of other sufferers. I have 
been troubled with Sick Headache, Palpitation of the Heart and Nervousness for the past fifteen 
years. I have had some of the best medical attendants, but obtained only temporary relief 
until I took the Microbe Killer which effected a complete cure. I have also found it a great 
strengthening medicine for the entire system, and would not be without it in the house. I con- 
sider it all you claim it to be, and would advise anyone afflicted with any disease to use it. 
Very respectfully yours, Mrs. M. E. Price, Canadensis Valley House. 
Catarrh and General Decline. 
Homer, N. Y., Jan. 10, 1891. 
Gentlemen :—I very cheerfully testify to the benefit which my daughter has derived from 
the use of the Microbe Killer. She had Catarrh and Cough, and looked as though she would 
soon follow her older sister, who died of consumption. She is twelve years old. Has taken a 
little less than one gallon, and now her appetite is good and she is growing strong, rosy and 
healthy. Very respectfully, Mrs. Lewis Baker, Clinton St. 
From March Number “U. S. Mail.” 
The father of the editor of the United States Mail resides at 222 Washington Ave., Brooklyn, 
N. Y., and is a gentleman now past seventy-eight years of age. For a number of years, up to 
November, 1890, his health has not been good, but since that date there has come a marked 
change for the better, and he is now as robust and as perfect in his physical condition as it is 
possible to become. Every wrinkle in his face has disappeared and given place to plumpness, 
while his complexion is as clear and as fresh as a man in fine health at forty. The credit for 
this transformation of an old and worn-out man into a healthy and strong person is entirely 
due to the constant use, four times a day, of “ Radam’s Microbe Killer.” We make this state- 
ment entirely unsolicited, and have never even seen the discoverer of the remedy, and the 
twelve jugs of the cure taken were all paid for at regular rates. 
Published at 18 Broadway, N. Y. City. John H. Patterson, Editor. 
Cured of Stomach Trouble. 
Poiyr Byron, Aug. 19, 1891. 
Gentlemen :—I was very much troubled with Water Brash accompanied with poor appetite 
and a continuous pain, which was very severe, especially after eating. My general health was 
so poor that I was unable to work. I heard of and was induced to try your Microbe Killer, and 
am happy to state that one jug relieved me of all my troubles. My appetite is now good, and I 
can eat almost anything without being followed by a distressing feeling. 
I consider the Microbe Killer a very valuable remedy and take pleasure in recommending it. 
Respectfully yours, John McEntee. A Severe Case of Catarrh Cured. 
Wilmington, Dei.., Jan. 9, 1891. 
Gentlemen:—It is with pleasure that I write to inform you how much my health has 
improved since I commenced taking the Microbe Killer. I have been troubled with atarrh 
jor several years, and last winter had an attack of La Grippe which aggravated my trouble and 
left me in a very bad way. Had such pains and trouble with my head that last March I placed 
myself under the treatment of two of Philadelphia’s most noted physicians, and after following 
their advice and direction for six months was just as bad as ever. I then entered a hospital 
but they did not seem to understand my case. I had up to that time expended over two hun- 
c.red dollars, and being unable to work was beginning to feel very despondent when my 
attention was called to the Microbe Killer. I commenced its use and will soon have taken 
eight jugs. I am so much improved in health that I cannot speak too highly of it. I consider 
i: the most valuable medicine in use to-day, and can say in good faith that it will benefit when 
physicians all fail. I am now working every day. Respectfully yours, 
Isaac C. Parsons, 512 East Fifth St. 
A Very Severe Case Cured. 
Port Byron, N. Y., Aug. 19, 1891. 
Gentlemen :—Last Spring I had a severe attack of La Grippe, which left me in a very weak 
and exhausted condition. My throat and mouth were covered with Canker sores, which extended 
the entire length of the Bronchial tube. At one time I thought a cure was impossible, and was 
auout ready to give up. This was my condition when I began using your Microbe Killer. After 
using a little over two jugs I was enabled to walk out and breathe the fresh air, and strength 
and vigor have returned. It began helping my mouth and throat immediately and I am now 
almost cured. I consider it my duty to voluntarily send you this testimonial in order to inform 
people of the benefits of a medicine that has almost snatched me from the grave. 
My mother has also used it with great benefit, and we would not be without it in the house. 
Very respectfully yours, Alice A. Cowles. 
Cured of Female Troubles and Cured Whooping Cough in Children. 
» New Haven, Conn., March 22, 1890. 
I feel it my duty to be thankful to Mr. Radam. I have been suffering a long time from 
Female Trouble peculiar to my sex. No doctor could help me. My neighbor, Mr. Werner, 
your agent for New Haven, told me to try your medicine,* because it cured him of Consumption 
and complicated diseases. He recommended the Microbe Killer very highly, so I gave the 
medicine a fair trial, and after using a few gallons I found great relief. Now I am cured, and 
feel strong and healthy. My children had the Whooping Cough, and the M. K. cured them all 
in very short time, and they are looking better and stronger than before. 
Yours, etc., Mrs. Emily Mager, 203 Goffe street. 
Read This Testimonial. 
Philadelphia, Pa., March 15, 1890. 
I have used in my family for some months the Microbe Killer, with nothing but good 
results. It has cured several sudden colds almost immediately. It broke all symptoms of the 
Grippe at once, and they were bad for a few hours, with my wife and self ; and cured tired or 
malarial feelings for both of us, of long standing. It cured symptoms of worms in a few days in 
our two small children. It cured completely, in less than a week, badly poisoned blood in my 
two and a half year old boy; pimples and sores came on his cheeks, and especially upper lip 
and nose. We gave him No. 1, two teaspoonfuls four times a day, and secured a silk sponge to 
a ribbon, then bound it over the sores, and kept it full of the Microbe Killer, and also injected 
in his nose with “ Shoemaker’s Nasal Spray,” with only the few end holes in the instrument left 
to emit medicine. The others we bound over tightly (as the instrument '.s for big folk). Several 
of my friends have since used the Microbe Killer, and they all praise it. I think you are doing 
the leading, proper thing for the benefit of humanity. 
E. W. Thorne, 1307 Arch street. ~ 
Chronic Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint Cured. 
For twenty-five years I have suffered from dyspepsia, indigestion and liver complaint. I 
have been treated by allopathy and homeopathy physicians, and used all kinds of patent 
medicines advertised to cure dyspepsia, but never found a cure in any of them. Three mgs of 
Radam’s Microbe Killer has done more for me than all the doctors' prescriptions and patent 
medicines I have taken these last twenty-five years. Very respectfully yours, 
S, B, Smith, Chelsea, Mass. From a Prominent Philadelphia Physician. 
Philadelphia, Pa., August 29, 1891. 
Gentlemen :—I feel that I owe a positive duty to suffering humanity, to bear willing testi- 
mony to the extraordinary curative properties which I have found unmistakably existing in 
Wm. Radam’s Microbe Killer ; am therefore willing to confer with anyone who may be referred 
to me. 
Regarding the benefits received, I have to say that its positive cure of Dyspepsia in my 
own case, and of Dyspeptic tendencies in other members of my family, besides many to whom 
I have recommended it, have been such as to be truly astonishing, and fixed it in my own mind 
as being the most valuable remedy for stomachic troubles, ever discovered or compounded. 
Besides this, I have been for nearly fifty years a sufferer from Rheumatism, which, during 
the last few years, has assumed the most violent forms, generally termed gout, sciatica, and 
lumbago, increasing in violence with every attack, until during the Fall and early part of last 
Winter, the attacks were so frequent and violent that I had about given up in despair; when 
having met a gentleman who had thoroughly tried the virtues of the Microbe Killer, he pleaded 
with me so earnestly to try it as to, finally, extort from me a promise to do so, which promise I 
fulfilled, though without faith, not believing for a moment that microbes had anything to with 
Rheumatism, but hoping faintly that the Dyspepsia (which had assumed so serious a form tha 
there were very few things that I could eat or drink) might be to some extent relieved. 
I had not used the M. K. more than a week before experiencing a change for the better, sc 
marked that I could scarcely believe the evidence of my own senses. 
To be brief, I can now truthfully say that though considerably past seventy years of age, I 
can and do eat heartily, and enjoy without fear of evil results, anything which the appetit 
craves, and consider the Dyspepsia positively cured. With regard to the Rheumatism, thougl 
not able to say that it is entirely cured (having had a comparatively slight attack recently) I fee 
a positive certainty in its final eradication. F. M. Dixon, D.D.S., 1507 Walnut St. 
A Sure and Permanent Cure for La Grippe. 
Port Byron, N. Y., Aug. 17, 1891. 
Gentlemen :—Last Spring I was attacked by a second visitation from La Grippe, and as I was 
not very strong (the result of the first attack) I was in perfect misery, being racked from head to 
foot with pain and very high fever, accompanied with a bad cough. I began using Microbe 
Killer, and in sixteen hours after I commenced 'taking it the fever began to subside, the pains 
had left me, and in a few days I began doing a little light work. In a week’s time I was com- 
pletely cured. I have been working hard all Summer and am feeling as well as I ever did in my 
life. I consider the Microbe Killer a sure and permanent cure for La Grippe, and heartily 
recommend it. Yours respectfully, Frank Mettler. 
Cured of La Grippe. 
Richburg, N. Y., June 3, 1891. 
Gentlemen :—One year ago last Fall I was taken with La Grippe, which left me in a very 
bad state. I got no better until a few weeks ago, when I was persuaded to try your Microbe 
Killer, with the most satisfactory results. 
I can truly say that I now consider myself a w.ell woman, and I shall never cease to ue 
thankful that I was so fortunate as to learn of your great medicj le. I only wish that all who 
suffer as I have done could derive the benefit that I can testify to in my own behalf. I cannot 
say enough in its praise. Very respectfully, Mrs. Susie A. Lamphaer, (age 70 years). 
Chronic Dyspepsia and Sore Throat Cured. 
For ten years I have suffered constantly from dyspepsia and indigestion. I doctored with 
the best physicians, and tried everything that I could hear of that was good for dyspepsia, but 
it was no good in my case. 
I was advised by a friend to try Wm. Radam’s Microbe Killer for my dyspepsia. I was 
willing to try anything, as I was suffering very much from ndigestion. I procured a jug of 
No. 1, for which I paid $3.00, and allow me to say just here that had the price been $100 it 
would have been cheap, for I have paid more than $500 for medicine that did me no good. My 
food always came up after eating, and my stomach was in a horrible condition. 
After taking a few doses of the Microbe Killer I had no pain, and my appetite increased, 
food tasted good and sat well on my stomach, and before 1 had finished taking the first jug I 
had no symptoms of dyspepsia. It is now three months and I feel better than for fifteen 
years. 
Another very remarkable cure in my family was that of my daughter who had suffered for 
five years with a chronic throat trouble. The last physician I employed was a specialist, to 
whom I paid $50, but .1 give the doctor credit for doing the best he could ; his medicine jiad no 
effect upon the disease. She was cured in three weeks by Radam’s Microbe Killer. 
Respectfully yours, John W. Dork, 136 Congress Ave., Chelsea, Mass. 
20 Consumption Cured. Something accomplished by no other Medicine ! 
Chelsea, Mass., Feb. 23, 1891. 
Gentlemen :—I consider it my duty to acquaint you with the benefit I have received from 
the use of the Microbe Killer. For three years I have suffered from Lung Trouble and had such 
heavy hemorrhages that I was compelled to abstain from all business. 
I consulted some of the most prominent physicians who all agreed that I had Consumption 
and could not live. The last Doctor that attended me, gave me a thorough examination and 
told me my left lung was partially gone, and my right one very badly affected. I was confined 
to my bed and was as helpless as a child. 
I heard of your wonderful medicine and sent for it at once, determined to try it as the doc- 
tors had given me up. I took about four jugs before we could see much improvement. After 
that time I began to gain rapidly, and after taking fifteen jugs of your medicine I went to work, 
attended to all my business, and considered myself cured, to the astonishment of my neighbors 
and friends. 
I fear no sickness with the Microbe Killer in the house, and would not be without it if it cost 
$100 per jug. I cannot recommend this medicine high enough. I should like all the world to 
know what it has done for me. Yours very truly, G. R. Cooke, 776 Broadway. 
All the Symptoms of Consumption Cured. 
Jersey Shore, Pa., May 5, 1891. 
Gentlemen :—Last September I caught a severe cold which settled on my lungs, and in 
November resulted in a hemorrhage. I had all the symptoms of Consumption. After being 
treated by a physician for about two months, his medicine so affected my stomach that I could 
take neither food nor medicine. 
Some friends induced me to try the Microbe Killer. My stomach began to grow better im- 
mediately ; but all the other symptoms were so aggravated at first that my friends were greatly 
distressed and urged me not to continue taking the medicine. But I persisted in using it, and 
in a month began to improve slowly. For five months I had not been able to leave my room, 
but during the latter part of March and April I grew so perceptibly better that everyone grew 
interested in the medicine I was using. So far I have taken but four jugs. I am growing 
stronger all the time, am able to take exercise in the fresh air, and take great pleasure in re- 
commending the Microbe Killer to all who are afflicted. 
I am so hankful to be able to write this unsolicited testimonial, and will be glad if it will 
influence but one sufferer to try your medicine, and find the relief that I have. 
Very truly yours, Maud Pepperman. 
A Remarkable Statement. Cured by M. K. after being given up. 
Gentlemen :—In December of 1889 I had an attack of La Grippe, and it left me with a weak- 
ness and pain under the right shoulder blade. In the following May I was taken severely sick 
with Pneumonia which ran into a slow fever taking Typhoid form. I was very low for ten 
weeks. 
It finally terminated in the formation of a large abscess upon the right lung, keeping me in 
bed seven weeks longer and leaving me with a severe cough. In this weak state—for I was un- 
able to move in bed—the physicians said the termination would be quick Consumption, and 
that speedily. 
My friends who had seen me through this complication of diseases felt that I could only be 
made comfortable until the end. 
At this point the Microbe Killer was recommended. It was given at once according to di- 
rections, and soon a slight change was visible. I was raised from the bed and in two weeks 
able to walk about the room. I can attend to business, and am still gaining in flesh and strength. 
I took no other medicine and attribute my final recovery to the Microbe Killer. Am using it 
still. B. Z. Stebbins, Jr., Deerfield, Mass. 
Consumption—Given up by Doctors—Cured by Microbe Killer. 
Ballard Vale, Mass,, Feb. 4, 1891. 
Gentlemen ;—Last July the doctors pronounced my disease Consumption, and said I would 
not live till Fall if I did not leave this climate ; I was very sick and raised a good deal with oc- 
casional hemorrhages I went to Western New York and there heard of the Microbe Killer for 
the first time. I v as persuaded to try it, and commenced to improve at once, and to-day go to 
work regularly, and do a hard day's work. I have taken six jugs, and shall continue to use it 
as I think it the only medicine that will cure Consumption. 
My wife has had stomach trouble for years that no doctors or medicine could help, and since 
she has been taking the Microbe Killer she has become entirely cured. 
I know of a great many other cases that have received the same benefit by the p?e of the Mi 
crobe Killer, and I cheerfully recommend it tcrall those afflicted. H. Clukev. Given Up to Die, but now a Living Witness of its Benefits. 
Philadelphia, Pa., May 7, 1891. 
Gentlemen :—For the past three years I have been a very sick man, suffering from Dropsy, 
enlargement of the liver, combined with Kidney trouble. During that time I have not been 
able to do any work, having been so swollen in the feet and stomach that I could not walk or 
keep my shoes on. My doctor could do nothing for me, and told me that I had not long to live. 
I went to the University, and they said there they could do nothing for me except tapping. 
From there I went to the Presbyterian Hospital, where, after examination, they also wanted to 
tap me. I said no, and returned home to die. I then heard of your Microbe Killer, and was 
persuaded to try a jug. I did so, and am now happy to say that the swelling has almost entirely 
disappeared, I can wear my shoes all day long, and am able to attend to my business. My 
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Remarkable Cure of a Little Boy Suffering from a Complication of 
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Asthma, Bronchitis and Kidney Trouble—Recommends it very Highly. 
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Enclosed find check for two jugs of No. 1 Microbe Killer. Please forward as soon as 
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Cured of a Complication of Diseases. Also a Splendid Eye Wash 
Falls of Schuylkill, Philadelphia, Feb. ‘26, 1891. 
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Read this Remarkable Testimonial—Cured of Rheumatism at 
Eighty-two. 
Danbury Hospital, Conn., April 28, 1891. 
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Heartily Recommends it for Heart Failure and Neuralgia of Stomach. 
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Spider Cancer Completely Cured. 
Orange. Mass., March 27, 1891. 
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A Preventative of Hay Fever. 
Delaware City, Del., Jan. 23, 1891. 
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A Case of Lead Poisoning Cured. 
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Cured of Nervous Dyspepsia. 
Brockton, Mass., Aug. 16, 1891. 
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Varicose Veins, and Enlarged Gland Cured. 
Cortland, N. Y., Jan. 20, 1891. 
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Cured of Lung Trouble, after Physicians Gave Him Up. 
Brooklyn, March 13, 1890. 
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Cured of Hemorrhage of the Lungs. 
Albany, N. Y., June 24, 1891. 
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' Alexander Crane, 233 Second Street. Used M> K. as a Last Resort. Now Completely Cured. 
Clockvili.e, N. Y., March 26, 1890. 
I had been suffering with liver and lung trouble, and for fourteen months had coughed 
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The Whole Family Uses It. 
Brooklyn, N. Y., April 8, 1890. 
About five months ago I got my first jug of Radam’s Microbe Killer, and my whole family 
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Respectfully yours, Ira J. Walrath, 155 Glenmore Avenue. 
Cured of a Complication of Diseases. 
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Lucy A. B. Robby, 18 Nickerson St., Pawtucket, R. I. 
Rev. J. O, R. Corliss, pastor of the Methodist Church, at New Gretna, Burlington County, 
N. J., writes very encouragingly as follows : 
New Gretna, April 3, 1889. 
About four years ago I took a heavy cold that resulted in a stubborn Catarrh. It increased 
in severity, gradually extending downward to the pharynx and larynx, thence to the bronchia. 
The back part of my throat was covered with ulcers ; my voice lost its strength and resonance, 
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Consumption and Kidney Trouble Cured. 
c_. Brooklyn, N. Y., April 15, 1890. 
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Manayunk, Pa. 
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I have tried all sorts of medicines without any beneficent results until about a month ago, 
when I heard of the Microbe Killer. 
I bought a gallon, paying three dollars for the same. Before I commenced taking it I 
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[The above voluntary testimonial is of special value to Philadelphians, coming as it does 
from one of the most popular men in his district.] 
Cured of Chronic Diarrhoea at the Age of 6i. 
Norristown, Pa., March 17, 1890. 
Chronic Diarrhoea cured of five years’ standing at the age of sixty-one. It is with pleasure 
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I am able to eat food without Inconvenience, which I had deprived myself of for five years. 
Respectfully yours, E. B. Taylor, 40 Jacoby Street. 
Humor on Face, and Stomach Trouble Cured. 
Somerville, Mass. 
I am not inclined to make a statement for the sake of advertisement, but must in justice to 
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Respectfully, A. M. Merrill, 79 Bonair Street. 
Advised to Go West. Remained at Home and Cured by Microbe 
Killer. 
Brooklyn, Nov. 29, 1889. 
In reply to your inquiry regarding your medicine, I would state for the benefit of all 
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George Sanderson, 80 Vanderveer Street. 
This Should Convince thd Most Skeptical Read It. 
Towanda, Pa., September 4, 1890. 
Three months ago I was a very sick woman. Had a soreness in my chest and lungs, and 
was troubled with night sweats. I consulted two eminent physicians who told me that my right 
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I was also troubled with Indigestion, and am completely cured of that. I am now able to 
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Philadelphia, March 30, 1889. 
I have had Kidney troubles for three years, accompanied with pains and aching across my 
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Elwood Prickitt, cor. 4th and Market streets. 
Microbe Killer Saved Her Life. 
Stockholm Centre, N. Y., June 19, 1890. 
In January last I had La Grippe, which left me with a bad cough. The cough continued 
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could not rest day or night, could not lie down but few minutes at a time. Breathing was very 
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there was no help for me, until May 5, when my brother procured a jug of William Radam’s 
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my life. Nella A. Danahea. 
Severe Case of Rheumatism Completely Cured. 
Philadelphia, Pa. 
Have been taking the Microbe Killer for rheumatism in small of my back, hips and legs, 
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Yours truly, , J. Terry, 
623 North Sixth Street. 
Cured of Rheumatism. 
Rome, N. Y., Dec. 22, 1890. 
Gentlemen :—Yours of the 20th at hand. Would say to you my wife has been troubled 
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Yours truly, B. B. West. 
Rheumatism and Sick Headache Cured. 
Buffalo, N. Y., Oct. 22, 1890. 
Gentlemen :—I have been a sufferer from rheumatism and sick headache for years, and after 
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Very respectfully yours, Mrs. F. L. Smith, 418 Connecticut St. 
Cured of Inflammatory Rheumatism. 
Gentlemen:—I have been troubled with inflammatory rheumatism for a number of years. 
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remedy for diabetes. Yours respectfully, 
Owen H. Burns, West Troy, N. Y., Corner of Albany County. 
Cured of Neuralgia. 
Troy, N. Y., Sept. 17, 1890. 
Gentlemen :—If anything I can say with regard to the Microbe Killer will be of any benefit 
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think it a grand, good thing. It is excellent for burns, the pain is all gone in less than half - 
hour. Yours truly, Mary C. Hawkins, No. 80 Grand £ Lung- Trouble. 
Wilmington, Del., Nov. 6, 18i)0. 
Gentlemen :—I am now starting on my fourth jug of Wm. Radam’s Microbe Killer, and I 
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which settled on my lungs. I was not able to work for over five months, when I was told by a 
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was able to go to work again, and have been working ever since. 
Hoping that this letter may benefit all who have suffered as I have, 
I remain, very respectfully, Joseph Cook, 402 West Fourth St. 
Remarkable Cure of Diphtheria. Given up by Physicians. 
Albany, N. Y., Oct. 13, 1890. 
Gentlemen :—I became interested in the following case, and as I consider it a most remark- 
able ure—in fact, as most physicians will say, one of a thousand, I think it would be both 
profitable and instructive to enter more into details than is usual in a testimonial. The case in 
question was that of a young child four years of age whose sister is in my employ, (in this way 
I heard of the case), who had been sick with the diphtheria and membranous croup for several 
days, attended by one of our leading physicians, who gave very little hope of its recovery, and 
virtually abandoned the case on Oct. 10th, with the remark that he could do no more for her, 
only they must keep on giving the medicine he left with them. On Oct. 12th, as the child was 
much worse, I concluded it was time to try what the Microbe Killer would do. I sent one jug 
of No. 1 and a quart of No. 2, with instructions to use as much of the Microbe Killer as they 
could induce the child to take. The mother seemed to understand the situation, and went right 
to work, using No. 2 by heating a small quantity in a bottle and then saturing a piece of flannel 
previously warmed with the Microbe Killer, and applying it to the throat with a compress, using 
No. 1 at the same time internally, giving the child as much as she could be induced to take, as 
near as the mother could judge, about one tablespoonful every fifteen minutes. At this time the 
child was unconscious, unable to articulate. This treatment threw her into perspiration which 
seemed to loosen the phlegm, and she threw off considerable mucus. This treatment was con- 
tinued for twenty-four hours, until the following afternoon, when, by a violent effort, a large 
quantity of mucus was ejected, containing apparently a piece of solid matter. The child imme- 
diately fell into a sound sleep and continued so throughout the afternoon and night. From this 
time the improvement was noticeable, and in two days she was able to be around and continues 
to improve steadily, with good prospects of an entire recovery. 
W. H D. Woodruff, 13 Plain St. 
The above facts, as written by Mr. Woodruff, I have read carefully, and testify that they 
are true in every particular. I thank God, that in His providence Mr. Woodruff was led to send 
me the Microbe Killer and save my child. Elizabeth Goergen, 42 Slingerland St. 
Cured of Asthma of io Years Standing. 
New York. 
I cheerfully give you this testimonial for the benefit of suffering humanity. I have had 
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Your respectfully, Mrs. Dr. Skinner, 209 W.,46th Street. 
Hay Fever, Asthma and Catarrh. 
Washington, D. C., January 20, 1890. 
I have found great relief in the use of Microbe Killer for Hay Fever, Asthma and Catarrh. 
I am convinced that it will cure the diseases I here mention. I can also recommend it for 
burns and inflammation of any kind. Very respectfully, 
M. G. Smith, 527 Eleventh Street, N. W. 
Recommends It Highly for Asthma. 
New York, Match 20, 1890. 
Your letter came to my hands all O. K. I can truthfully say that the Microbe Killer has 
benefited me very much, as I have been afflicted with Asthma for a number of years and nothing 
given me relief as this medicine did. I recommend it highly. Am taking t still. 
Yours respectfully, George Klee, 200 Allen Street. 
28 Cured of a Complication of Diseases. 
Bridgeport, Conn., March 27, 1890. 
I am desirous of expressing to you my gratitude for the beneficial results obtained by the 
e of your Microbe Killer. A few months ago I was a very sick man, suffering from a com- 
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id am now happy to say that I am completely cured. Wishing you every success, 
I remain, very respectfully yours, D. W. N. Yost - 
[Mr. Yost is the inventor of Yost’s Typewriter.] 
Cured of Kidney Trouble, 
Washington, D.C., March 21st, 1890. 
I am now taking the second jug of Microbe Killer, and it has done more for me than I can 
11. It has about cured my Kidney trouble, has increased my appetite, and built up my nervous 
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Mrs. Marion H. Carpenter, 1533 Ninth street, N. W. 
Good for Kidney Trouble and Indigestion. 
Cambridgeport, Mass., March 20, 1890. 
This is to certify that I have been troubled with Kidney disease for the past two years, and 
ave spent a great deal of money without getting any relief. In six months it has cost me $85 
nd I did not get as much relief as I have from one jug of Radam’s Microbe Killer. For indiges- 
on I do not know of its equal. For twelve months I did not eat any food without its causing 
le sickness to my stomach. Upon taking only a few doses of the Microbe Killer I have been 
erfectly cured. E. Richardson, 8 Hancock Place. 
A Splendid Family Medicine. 
Rochester, N. Y., June 8, 1890. 
I have been using your Microbe Killer in my family for the past six months, and the bene- 
ts derived therefrom have not only been most satisfactory, but simply marvelous. I would 
nhesitatingly recommend it to all, for it is certainly all you claim for it. Elmer E. Almy. 
(Mr. Almy is proprietor of the New Osborn House). 
It is a Cure for all Liver Troubles. 
West Stockholm, N. Y., June 14, 1890. 
I have had what the physicians call Liver trouble for about fifteen years. It caused me intense 
uffering, having pain in the stomach nearly every day during the last two years. The pain was 
o severe that I was obliged to take opium to relieve it. I began taking William Radam’s Mi- 
robe Killer about five weeks ago. Have taken about one gallon. I suffer but little pain now. 
)o not have to use opium, and feel so much better than when I began taking the Microbe Killer 
hat I believe by continuing the use of it, I shall be entirely cured. I have worked on the high- 
vay shoveling dirt two days this week. Have not been able to do that kind of work at any time 
before within the last five years. J. S. Chellis. 
[Mr. Chellis is widely known as a teacher of violin and band music, and is the leader of 
Chellis’ Orchestra and Stockholm Brass Band.] 
A Severe Case of Catarrh and Rheumatism Cured. 
New York, Aug. 21, 1891. 
Gentlemen :—My wife had suffered for nearly a year with Catarrh of the head and ears. 
During that time she was treated by a celebrated spec'alist, but did not seem to get much if 
any relief. I then induced her to try Microbe Killer, and she began its use two months ago and 
I am happy to say that to-day she is entirely well. You will recollect that she was cured about 
three years ago of a Yery severe case of Rheumatism in the knees, and has had no return of 
that trouble since. 
You are at liberty to refer to us, and also to Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, whom your medicine 
cured of La Grippe and Rheumatism. Very respectfully, 
Geo. B. Eddy, 7 Murray St. 
29 Important to Ladies. 
New York, Dec. 22d, 1890. 
Gentlemen :—I deem it my duty to write this for the benefit of others as to what great ben 
efit my wife received from the use of the Microbe Killer after being sick for three years, bein; 
constantly under the physician’s care for a disease peculiar to her sex. She was induced b 
me (very much against her own will) to use the Microbe Killer, and after one month’s use wa 
completely cured, so I take great pleasure in recommending it to all sufferers. 
Yours truly, S. Frank, 
Cashier for H. B. Herts & Sons, 242 Fifth Ave. 
South Butler, N. Y., Aug. 22, 1891. 
Gentlemen :—I am using Radam’s Microbe Killer with great benefit for Catarrh, Bronchia 
affections, and Fermentation of the Stomach, I consider it a most valuable remedy. 
Very respectfully, Silas D. Crofoot. 
Port Byron, N. Y., Aug. 22, 1891. 
Gentlemen :—One jug of Radam’s Microbe Killer relieved me of Sciatic Rheumatism am 
severe pains in the back. I heartily recommend it as being a first class remedy for the above 
named complaints. Respectfully, Horace Christian. 
Montezuma, N. Y., August 22, 1891. 
Gentlemen :—I am using Radam’s Microbe Killer with great benefit for Sciatic Rheumatisn 
and Diabetes. I take pleasure in recommending it to all. 
Very respectfully, James Blanchard. 
Port Byron, N Y., Aug. 22, 1891- 
Gentlemen :—I consider Radam’s Microbe Killer to be the best remedy I ever used for Bron 
chitis, and would advise all persons suffering from any throat trouble to use it. 
Very respectfully, Jessie Jerden. 
Port Byron, N. Y.,Aug. 22, 1891. 
Gentlemen :—I have used Radam’s Microbe Killer for Neuralgia, loss of appetite, and Fer- 
mentation of the stomach, and it has proven very satisfactory. I take great pleasure in recom 
mending it. Very respectfully, L, H. King. 
Port Byron, N. Y., Aug. 22, 1891. 
Gentlemen :—I am using Radam’s Microbe Killer for Sciatic Rheumatism, combined wit! 
Nervousness, Insomnia, and loss of appetite, and find my health very much improved. It is 
certainly a good remedy, and I heartily recommend it to all. John Stewart. 
These are but a few of the very many testimonials on file in 
our office. 
CAUTION. 
There are many imitations of the Microbe Killer now being introduced 
by unscrupulous persons. Use none but the genuine WM. RADAM’S 
MICROBE KILLER. See that every Jug is properly sealed with Green Label. 
EMPLOYMENT. 
We want good, reliable Agents to handle this great remedy. We 
offer liberal terms to right parties. Write for full particulars, 
naming town and county you wish to work. Of Interest to Ladies. 
The Benefits to Be Derived Are Marvelous. 
Ho disagreeble examination is necessary. 
Ho dangerous or harmful medicine to take. 
You can treat yourselves at home. 
You are sure to recover of whatever ailment. 
The expense is trifling. 
The results are most gratifying. 
We need not here name diseases. Every lady knows whether she is troubled with ANY 
of the various complaints peculiar to her sex, and if she is, it will cost her nothing to consult 
privately, and thus learn personally of th* remedy that will cure her. Every irregularity and 
unnaturalness, all inflammations, ulcerations and weaknesses are completely cured and the 
system fully restored to a normal condition. It is worth your while to inquire into this state- 
ment either in person or by letter. 
As a toilet water for the complexion, it has no superior. It is most healthful and invigor- 
ating to the skin, removes pimples, blackheads, etc., and gives a fresh and youthful appearance 
to the complexion, with no possible injury. 
A. Word to Mothers 
Who have growing daughters just blossoming into mature womanhood. How often does 
nature require some little aid to perfect this wonderful change ! How often is a young life 
blighted or subjected to unnecessary sickness and inconvenience because of some obstruction, 
something unnatural yet unknown, which could easily be removed or regulated if given proper 
and timely attention. Through feelings of delicacy the patient victim suffers in silence, and 
allows the evil to continue without attention rather than mention it to even her mother. She 
thinks because not real sick that it will wear off, or nature will soon restore strength and 
resume healthy functions. Mothers should be more watchful, and not keep daughters in igno- 
rance of nature’s ways and nature’s needs. The Microbe Killer has power to render just the 
assistance needed at such times ; a single gallon will cause a healthy change and remove every 
obstruction and irregularity. We make this matter prominent because it is of great import- 
ance. Thousands of ladies suffer without knowing the cause, and dread to place themselves 
under a physician’s professional care. We know whereof we affirm when we say that the 
MICROBE KILLER WILL CURE ALL SUCH DISEASES. 
A simple home remedy, inexpensive, pleasant and effective—positively so in ALL FEMALE 
COMPLAINTS. 
It should be kept in the house at all times. Pour from the jug into quart bottles, cork 
tightly and keep for use. Time does not injure it. If anything ails the children, a bad cold, 
croup, worms, diarrhoea, a fever or any indisposition, a few doses of the Microbe Killer 
promptly administered restores health. If a child is injured, burnt, bruised or cut, tie up the 
wound and saturate well with Microbe Killer. It is the greatest family medicine known, and 
| should be in every household. 
It can be safely given in small doses to the baby. It aids digestion, helps teething, cures 
I summer complaints, and where a child is weakly or puny, it soon gives strength and vigor, and 
I he child becomes robust and healthy. 
But there is another period in a woman’s l'fe when the Microbe Killer is of inestimable 
ij .ervice, namely, that commonly called “ Change of Life." Some are unable to survive this 
' hange. Many barely escape after much sickness, and all suffer more or less. The tendency 
§ >f Microbe Killer being to assist nature and produce healthy, normal action, it has proved to 
I >e invaluable at this period. It should be used moderately but continuously from its com- 
| nencement. The change will scarcely be noticed. We desire to impress this fact upon the 
I ainds of our lady readers, and feel warranted in forcing it upon their attention, namely : you 
I ave no better friend than the Microbe Killer. Nothing yet discovered so completely meets 
j! our needs in the many ailments which annoy and afflict, but which so seldom receive medical 
' reatment. It is strictly a home remedy, and can be used by yourselves. Drinking it tones up 
ij! nd strengthens the system. Used as injections or a compress, it positively cures any case 
| f inflammation, ulceration, congestion or leucorrhoea. How is Radam’s Microbe Killer Made ? 
What are its Ingredients? 
These puzzling questions have interested some people far more than the inquiry, “What will 
this medicine do? Will it cure me?” We have taken much pains to prove its intrinsic value, 
to test and make public its curative powers. Throw a life-preserver to a man overboard, does he 
stop to inquire what it is made of, or insist on having every ingredient of which it is composed 
branded plainly on the outside? As soon as it is recognized as a life-preserver, he quickly 
seizes it and puts it to practical use. But the curiosity of some people is unbounded ; their 
incredulity abnormally developed, and they (especially of the profession) scorn to use or re- 
commend anything they do not know all about, no matter what may be its established claim 
for recognition. Accordingly, repeated 
ATTEMPTS HAVE BEEN MADE TO ANALYZE !T 
by parties who claim to be expert chemists, the object apparently being in each published case 
to discover if possible a pretext for condemnation and attack, anything to prevent the people 
using it. For some reason no two of these experts agree, aSift some differ widely. We take 
pleasure in giving the main results of their labors. Their statement is that each gallon of 
Radam’s Microbe Killer contains in varying quantities nitric acid, hydrochloric acid, and sul- 
phuric acid, leaving the inference or openly asserting that it is a deadly poison. The public 
are already surfeited with this stale subject, but so persistent are the prejudiced and malicious 
enemies of the Microbe Killer that they renew the attack at every opportunity, and the old 
complaint breaks out in a new spot every now and then, and for awhile they deceive the people 
to their hurl. Wishing the public to be correctly informed, and hoping to place the matter in 
so plain, clear and convincing a light that our maligners will be forever silenced, and that all 
further slanders will fall of their own dead weight unnoticed and uncared for, we state the 
following 
FACTS ABOUT THE MICROBE KILLER. 
1. It does not contain the above acids in any proportion whatever. The following affidavit 
should settle that question : 
“State of New York, 
City of New York. 
ss. 
Wm. Radam, being duly sworn, says: I am the discoverer of the Microbe Killfer. I have 
never bought nor used one dollar’s worth of sulphuric, muriatic or any other kind of acid to make 
my Microbe Killer, nor have I given the formula referred to, to any of my companies now 
manufacturing this preparation. William Radam. 
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 24th day of December, 1889. 
[seal] N. R. COTTMAN, Notary Public (204) New York 
2. THE GENUINE MICROBE KILLER IS COMPOSED only and exclusively of pure 
water charged with Microbe destroying gases, hence cannot be analyzed. 
Therefore when any one claims to know how to make the Microbe Killer, and says it costs 
15 cents a gallon, you may be sure the truth is willfully perverted, and the informant is 
attempting to prejudice your mind, or else he is talking about something of which he is 
entirely ignorant. 
It is harmless, contains no poison, is effective in destroying disease, is a family remedy 
which should constantly be kept n every household, and when thoroughly known it wrill be 
duly appreciated and take its proper place as one of the most important and valuable discov- 
eries ever given afflicted humanity. It is sold by special agents in almost every town. 
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