16153. Adulteration and Misbranding of Giles germicide and Giles magic 
lotion & Tslood pnriflei-. IF. S.' v. 12 I^arge-Siae Bottles of Giles 
Gex*xnicide, et al. Defaiilt decrees of condemnation, forfeiture, 
and destruction. (F. & D. Nos. 22830, 22833, 22834, 22836 to 22842. incl., 
22844, 22845, 22846. I. S. Nos. 17036-x, 24493-x, 24494-x, 25323-x, 25324-x, 
25325-x, 25501-x to 25505-x, incl., 25546-x to 25550-x, incl. S. Nos. 851, 
852, 861, 862, 863, 865, 866, 867, 868, 888.)
On June 22, June 25, June 26, June 27, and June 28, 1928, respectively, the 
United States attorneys for the Districts of Eastern Missouri, Western Mis- 
souri, Maryland, Southern New York, and Northern California, respectively, 
acting upon reports by the Secretary of Agriculture, filed in the District Courts 
of the United States for said districts libels praying seizure and condemnation' 
of 32 large-size bottles and 48 small-size bottles of Giles germicide and 80 
gallon cans and 110 quart cans of Giles magic lotion & blood purifier, in 
various lots at St. Louis, Mo,, Kansas City, Mo., Baltimore, Md., New York, 
N. Y., and San Francisco, Calif., alleging that the articles had been shipped 
by the Giles Remedy Co., from Chicago, Ill., between the dates of May 23, 1927, 
and May 31, 1928, and had been transported from the State of Illiinois into the 
States of Missouri, Maryland, New York, and California, respectively, and charg- 
ing adulteration and misbranding in violation of the food and drugs act as 
amended.
Analyses of samples of the articles by this department showed that Giles' 
germicide consisted essentially of linseed oil, camphor, and ether; and that 
Giles' magic lotion and blood purifier consisted essentially of linseed oil, 
camphor, and ether. Bacteriological examination showed that the articles were 
neither antiseptic nor germicidal, even when undiluted.
A portion of the Giles magic lotion & blood purifier was labeled in part: 
(Tin container) " Blood Purifier * * *. Tonic and blood purifier for both 
internal and external use. For the Prevention and Treatment of all Diseases 
of Germ Origin affecting Horses and Cattle *  * *. Prevents and removes 
congestion, the one disease; dispels Fever and 'inflammation and other com- 
plications most promptly and effectually with no Bad After Effect. Strength- 
ens the Heart. For the Treatment of Chills, Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, 
Shipping Fever, Distemper, Oatarrhal Fever, Enteric Fever, Influenza and 
Complications. Spasmodic and Flatulent Colic, Inflammation of the Stomach, 
Bowels, Kidneys or Bladder; Indigestion, Etc. * * * Remedy * * * 
Seriousness of the case. * * * fever * * * Continue administering by 
the mouth until a satisfactory temperature is induced. In acute ailments, 
quickest and most economical results are obtained by liberal use of ' Giles' 
at the start. Cough, Colds * * * Colic * * * Chills * * * As a 
Tonic Conditioner. For loss of Appetite, nervous indigestion, impaired wind, 
palpitation or weakness, give constitutional treatment of two or three 2-ounce 
doses per day and rectal injection once a day. It should be applied as promptly 
as possiible to the injured part or to the immediate vicinity of internal trouble. 
To the chest and sides; to the abdomen between the legs in bowel, kidney, and 
bladder i.fijjticns; to strains and bruises liberally with considerable fruition; 
to fresh wounds sparingly to antisepticize; to the seat of abscesses on oakum 
well saturated; to the coronet in case of soreness in the feet by means of a 
soaking boot and oakum; in the eye full strength by means of a small, soft 
sponge (care being taken to get it well into the eye) and liberally to the throat 
in case of sore throat, well rubbed in. Be sure that the part is dry before 
applying and use no water in connection with it under any circumstance. 
Remedy * * * benefiting another, but strengthens the entire system * * * 
Conditioner." The labels of a portion of the said Giles magic lotion & blood 
purifier contained the above-quoted statements together with the following:
(Circular)   "The Modern Scientific Remedy that Embodies the Correct Prin- 
ciple of Curing.    Preventive and Cure for Milk Fever   .*    *    *.   Knowing the 
' Giles' method of treatment, any owner of cattle, horses, sheep, hogs, or other 
domestic animals, is perfectly equipped to keep health among his herds and 
flocks, in his pens and stables    *    *    *.    'Giles' being a true germicide, is 
quickly taken up by the blood and eliminates Germ Poison, thereby removing 
the congestion wherever located.   The Cause of the ailment is removed and no 
time is lost in doctoring symptoms.    Therefore it is only necessary to know 
that an animal is ailing and begin treatment at once.    *    *    *    you begin to 
counteract the work of the germ poisons before they gain  much  headway. 
Much suffering, loss, and time is saved by this method of treatment    *    *    *. 
In acute cases when there is much pain, the doses should be larger and more 
frequently given until the pain subsides, and then less often until a complete 
cure is affected.   The best way is to commence giving ' Giles' as soon as an 
animal is seen to be ailing.    Give full and frequent doses when there is much 
pain and suffering, and tonic doses-that is, two or three times a day, in mild 
cases    *    *    *.    When there is intestinal trouble, doses by the rectum should 
be more frequent.    In cases where the mucous membranes of the nostrils and 
upper air passages are affected, as cold in the head, the remedy should be 
given by the nostrils as well as by the mouth and rectum.    In udder troublesi 
it may be injected through the teats and into the vagina in all vaginal affec- 
tions.    In swellings, abscesses, sores, wounds, affections of the feet, skin, etc., 
the remedy should be applied externally as well as being given internally by 
mouth and rectum.    In eye and ear troubles it should be used full strength in 
both.    The reason for administering the remedy internally when the trouble 
is apparently all external, is because it serves to put the entire system in good 
condition by eliminating germ poisons and purifying the blood, thereby reaching 
every part of the body and hastening recovery.    ' Giles' is a powerful vitalizer 
and tonic, commences to build up and tone the entire system from the first 
dose and the animal regains a normal condition of health without having to 
combat the depressing effects of the narcotic drugs used in veterinary practice. 
It is also a wonderful healing antiseptic for exteraal injuries, bruises, sores, 
fresh wounds, eye, ear, and skin affectxons; for umbilical trouble in calves; in 
calving when outside assistance is necessary and in surgical operations.    It is 
the only Germicide that positively will not injure membrane linings and the 
fact that it can be put in the eye full strength, beneficially, is proof that it is 
not irritating. ? If an ailment is at all curable, ' Giles' gives you the means 
to accomplish it.    Not only that, but as a preventive, tonic, and conditioner, 
there is nothing so reliable and sure.    *    *    *   cow as a tonic conditioner 
or constitutional treatment   *    *    *.   Udder Troubles    *    *    *.   If the ' Giles' 
method of treatment for Milk  Fever is faithfully followed not only will a 
quicker cure result than by any other method, but there will be no loss or dimi- 
nution of the flow of milk    *    *    *.    Bathe the udder well with the remedy 
*    *    *.    This method of treatment should be faithfully continued until the cow 
is out of danger   *    *   *.   Garget (Congestion of the Udder)    *    *    *.   Treat- 
ment   *   *   *.   Bathe the udder, milk veins, and glands and rub in well.   Inject 
some of the remedy into each teat.    Inflammation of the Udder.    Suppression 
of   Milk    *    *    *    tuberculosis   in   cattle    *    *    *    Blood   Purifier.    This   is 
true  germicide,  which  possesses no reactive or  irritating  qualities.    It  acts 
quickly through the blood, stimulating the circulation and the action of the 
white blood corpuscles in rendering germs inert and in expelling their poisons 
(toxins) from the system, restoring healthy action to every organ of the body 
and giving greater power of resistance to the work of disease germs   *    *    *. 
' Giles' will prove the safest and most effective test for this trouble.    It can 
be administered with perfect safety and benefit in all those cases in which the 
tuberculin test is forbidden and it can also be given to cows affected by the 
reaction   of  tuberculin  witti  benefit.   Experiment  and   experience  with   the 
' Giles' method of treatment confirms the belief that it is the best and safest 
test for tuberculosis under all conditions and it is confidently recommended to 
dairymen as a test and treatment for this affection    *    *    *.    The qualities 
of ' Giles' as a germicide, at any rate, makes it a preventive of germ ailments 
and it is of undoubted value for that purpose    *    *    *.    Tuberculosis of the 
Lungs.    When there is reason to believe that there is tubercular affection of 
the lungs, a simple, effective test is to inject 1 ounce of ' Giles' into each nostril. 
This administration by the nostrils can be made effective and easy by raising 
the head and administering the remedy in such a way that it will carry well 
over into the bronchial tubes and thence into the stomach.    The inhalation
of gases will reach the lungs and cause a loosening of the mucous which will 
show in the nostrils in a comparatively short- time. If there is no sign of 
this mucous after the administration by the nostrils, it is safe to believe that 
there is no tubercular affection of the lungs. Even if the lungs are only slightly 
affected, the continued use of this remedy by the nostrils twice a day and 4 
ounces twice a day by the mouth, is recommended as the best possible treat- 
ment * * *. When glands are swollen and feverish * * * medicinal 
properties of the remedy are absorbed by the glands, while the germs which 
are excreted in the feces are rendered inert and powerless to spread contagion. 
Sores and ulcers should be rubbed clear of any purulent matter with a coarse 
cloth or piece of oakum saturated with the remedy, even to the bleeding point, 
and the remedy then applied two or three times a day. Calving. Dropping 
After Calving. * * *. Abortion.--The best prevention of abortion is to 
secure a remedy that will correct all the harmful conditions tending to pro- 
duce it * * *. Constitutional treatment of 2 to 4 ounces of ' Giles' Remedy 
should be given daily the last few weeks of gestation, which with good care 
and gentle handling most often acts to prevent abortion and a great aid to 
the natural delivery of a robust, healthy calf and almost insure the animal 
cleaning herself promptly and naturally. Furthermore, the calf is not so 
likely to be affected with diarrhea or scours * * *. Retention of the Pla- 
centa (After Birth). Umbilical Hernia-Navel Ill * * *. Treatment.- 
At start give 2 ounces by mouth and a rectal injection of like amount. Saturate 
a wad of oakum with the remedy and bind on navel, first cleaning sore by 
wiping away all dirt and purulent matter with a piece of oakum wet with 
the remedy. Leave oakum on and refresh with remedy twice daily. Continue 
giving 1-ounce doses three times a day with an occasional rectal injection. 
Stomatitis * * *. Treatment.-Begin with 4-ounce doses by the mouth three 
times a day and a rectal injection of same amount once a day. If mouth and 
tongue are badly inflamed, swab out with piece of burlap or coarse sacking 
fastened on end of stick and saturated with remedy. Foot and Mouth Disease.- 
A specific contagious fever * * * . ' Giles' should be an immediate test for 
the malady and establish its presence to a certainty before taking stringent 
measures. The affected animals should be separated from the healthy ones 
and the ' Giles' treatment commenced. If the ailment is other than foot and 
mouth disease, it will begin to yield readily and would tend to arrest the spread 
of any contagious or infectious affections. Treatment.-Treat as in stomatitis 
as to dosage and swabbing. Wipe sores on feet clean to point of bleeding with 
rough cloth wet with remedy. In extreme cases bind oakum on sores well wet 
with remedy. Food Distention of Rumen or Paunch * * *. Treatment.- 
Give 4 ounces by mouth and rectal injection of like amount. If animal Is not 
relieved in an hour, repeat * * *. Vomiting, Pica (depraved appetite), 
Indigestion, Colic, Scour in Calves, Diarrhea, Dysentery, Inflammation of In- 
testines, Constipation * * *. Lungs and respiratory orKans. Symptoms in- 
volving these organs treated practically the same. Treatment.--Give 4 ounces 
each by mouth and rectum at first. If animal is badly distressed, give 4-ounce 
doses every hour until relieved. An ounce injected into each nostril will help 
greatly. Eye affections. For all affections of the eye ' Giles' will prove to be 
the best treatment ever devised. It should be applied full strength with a small 
soft sponge and see that it gets well into the eye. Wounds and sores. For 
wounds and sores this remedy will be found more healing and soothing than 
anything that can possibly be applied. In castrating the remedy should be 
freely applied to the wound before animal is released and second application 
will be unnecessary in young animals. In older animals, if there is swelling, 
the wound or sore should be wiped out with the remedy and kept wet as possible. 
Stomach troubles. Bloating or Hoven * * *. Treatment * * *. Con- 
tinue treatment by giving 2 to 4 ounces by mouth .every hour and occasional 
rectal injection until animal is relieved. Follow wife one or two 2-ounce doses 
a day for two or three days to prevent return of the trouble. Jaundice (Con- 
gestion   of  Liver  or  Yellows)    *    *    *.     Inflammation   of  Liver   (Hepatitis
* *    *_   The Fluke Disease    *    *    *.   Inflammation of the Spleen (Splenitis)
* * *. Treatment * * *. If animal improves, doses may be reduced to two 
or three a day. This treatment should be continued several days until animalis 
in good condition. Ailments of sheep * * *. Preventive measures are the 
best to keep animals in healthy condition. 'Giles' being a perfect germicide 
supplies the best preventive as well as cure * * *. For foot troubles, the 
sores should be thoroughly cleansed by wiping away all dirt and purulent matter 
with a rough rag saturated with the remedy    *    *    *.    Eye and Ear.--Use
' Giles' full strength . *    *    *.   Worms, Ticks, Grubs in Nostrils, Lice and Nits"
* * *. Treatment.-Wipe the affected parts with a rough cloth saturated 
with the remedy and keep sore well moistened. Inject into nostrils when 
affected. Giles Magic Lotion and Blood Purifier or ' Giles,' as this treatment is 
commonly called, is so efficient as a Preventive and Curative Treatment for the 
Common Ailments of Cows-so superior to all other methods, that it is con- 
sidered indispensable by those who know * * *. Prevent Abortion, Treat 
Milk Fever Successfully without loss of Milk Flow, Relieve Udder Troubles, 
Assist Effectually in the removal of the Placenta or Afterbirth without the 
too common after-effect of barrenness or sterility, Prevent and Stop Diarrhoea or 
Scours in Calves, Exactly Supply the Dairy Farmers' need for a fail-proof 
ever-ready remedy for Cow Ailments. A portion of the said Giles magic lotion 
and blood purifier was labeled in part: (Tin container) " Tonic and Blood 
Purifier for both Internal and External Use. For the Prevention and Treat- 
ment of all diseases of Germ Origin Affecting Horses and Cattle * * *. 
Best Treatment for Coughs, Colds, Chills, Sore Throat, Pink Eye, Shipping 
Fever, Distemper, Catarrhal Fever, Catarrhal Laryngitis and Complications. 
A Tonic, Conditioner, for loss of Appetite, Indigestion, Short Wind, Palpita- 
tion or Weakness of the Heart * * *. Imparts Vital Energy * * *. 
Subdues Fever. Allays inflammation * * * does not weaken but strength- 
ens the heart    *    *   .*, strengthens the entire system;  (booklet)  Blood Tonic
* * * which destroys and removes from the system the toxins of Germs, 
increases the blood action * * * other organs, enabling them' to perform 
their natural functions * * * which acts as a blood purifier, to overcome 
or neutralize Disease Germs; * * * Febrifuge, or Tonic Stimulant * * * 
Healing * * *. Congestion the Cause of Disease * * *. There is but 
one cause of disease-congestion, and that ' Giles,' in relieving congestion, 
therefore is effective in many ailments which are likely to affect the horse
* * *. Active Congestion * * * Passive Congestion * * *. The ger- 
micidal qualities of ' Giles ' and its action on the circulation forces a renewal 
of blood in the affected parts by increasing the pressure from the arteries, thus 
removing the congestion and its complications which form the symptom's termed 
diseases * * *. Why will ' Giles ' relieve congestion? Because it stimulates 
the action of the heart, increasing the pressure, throwing oxygen through the 
veins and arteries of the body so that the disease germs and their poisons 
cannot thrive, thus ousting congestion whenever it is present, no matter in 
what part of the body. * * * Contains a happy combination of healing 
mediums, quickly taken up by the circulatory system and sent flowing through 
every gate and alley of the body, sweeping out before it all the toxin and germ's 
which have produced the congestion, the cause of the ailment. All this is done 
without harmful or reactive effect, which is a danger of the drugs used often 
in the regular practice * * *. It soothes and heals the tissues while it 
destroys the cause of the affection. It is strong enough to drive out the poison 
of .the malady, yet so mild in its health-giving properties that it cannot injure
. the most delicate membrane. * * * remedy * * *. Vagina-(The genito- 
urinary organ of the female.) This administration is an important opera- 
tion in the treatment of retention of the urine in any case where sufficient 
relaxation does not result from administration by the mouth and rectum in 
due time, also for the prompt relief of the inflammation and heat incidental 
to that organ in nymphomania (horsing) * * *. This operation will in 
many cases serve to aid in voiding the urine. It should be repeated, if staling 
does not occur in ten or fifteen minutes. Aid in extreme difficulty of voiding the 
urine * * * for inflamed enlargements of the legs * * *. It is a tonic 
and vitalizer which readily strengthens and benefits * * ' * but strengthens 
the heart and system. * * * which corrects the stomach and stimulates 
the bowels to healthy action * * * possesses the qualities of subduing fever 
and allaying inflammation internal or external. * * * opens the pores, in- 
duces sweating * * *. It is a potent factor for the removal of inflammation, 
which is the direct cause of pain. It acts to prevent the formation or retard 
the growth of abscesses; to remove soreness and swellings; to keep a fresh 
wound free from infection and to convert old sores to a healthy condition, 
causng them to heal rapidly. It heals without forming a scab and often pre- 
vents scars. 'Giles' promotes a rapid growth of healthy, tough hoof and is 
the most potent application for the removal of fever from the feet and to keep 
them in healthy condition. * * * will prevent and relieve many affections 
of the eye.    *    *    *    should be admin:stered at the first sign of the animal's
ailing from any cause and should be repeated as frequently as necessary to 
prevent development of serious complications, even to the extent of every 
10, 15, oc 20 minutes until the animal shows improvement, then less often 
until the condition is satisfactory * * *. Administer by the nostrils one 
to two ounces in each nostril in such a way that it will carry over into the 
throat whenever the seat of the trouble is known to be in the air pas- 
sages * * *. Its nature is such that it is incapable of harm and can only 
afford prompt benefit. Externally-It should be applied as promptly as pos- 
sible to the injured part or to the immediate vicinity of internal trouble; to 
the chest and s des in colds; to the abdomen between the legs in bowel, kidney 
and bladder affections; * * * to antiseptize; on oakum well saturated to 
the seat of abcesses; to the coronet in case of soreness in the feet, by means 
of a soaking boot and oakum ; in the eye, full strength, by means of a small, soft 
sponge * * *; and liberally to the throat .n case of sore throat * * *. 
How to treat a cough. A cough may be caused by dry catarrh in the head 
following a badly treated case of distemper or catarrhal fever or by an ac- 
companiment of bronchitis (broken wind) or asthma (heaves). Treatment- 
No matter what the predisposing cause may be, relief will be afforded by 
adm nistering one to two-ounce doses of 'Giles' by the nostrils (see page 3) 
two or three times a day. * * * Chill * * *. Many authorities do not 
accord the importance to chill that it should have. Many a horse would be 
saved serious illness were proper precautions taken to treat the chill as soon 
as possible. A prompt use of 'Gles' as soon as a horse is exposed wiil stop 
the chill and arrest the fever of which it is a precursor or accompanies it 
* * *. Treatment-Give promptly four to six ounces of ' Giles' toy the 
mouth <and a rectal injection of two ounces, followed by two-ounce closes by 
the mouth every ten m nutes and an occasional rectal injection until the 
animal appears comfortable * * *. Should treatment not be prompt and 
vigorous enough to prevent fever, continue as directed for fever. Treatment 
of fever * ? * *. If properly treated with ' Giles' fever may be checked, 
the proper circulation restored, and inflammation which would result in the 
weaker organs, prevented. Fever may be intermittent and frequency of the 
doses should be increased when it recurs and decreased as it recedes. In- 
fluenza and Ailments of the Air Passages * * *. . Distemper, Pink Eye, 
Catarrhal Fever, Laryngitis, Pharyngitis, Sore Throat, Abdominal or Enteric 
Influenza and Eheumatic Influenza * * * colicky pains * * *. Con- 
stipation *. * * diarrhea *? * *. Stiffness of the limbs * * * swell- 
jug * * * Distemper * * *. It can be prevented, and promptly checked 
without ill after effects, which are so frequent, by the proper timely use of 
' Giles' * * * as a preventive * * *. Pink Eye * * *. Treatment should 
be continued until satisfactory conditions are induced * * *. , Laryngitis- 
This is a complication of influenza in which the larynx is involved and may 
well be .considered the most serious symptom of this trouble, because of the 
liability of strangles, permanently enlarged glands and purpura (blood poison- 
ing) * * *. The adm'nistrations by the nostrils should serve to care for 
any symptoms of simple strangles; but should the complications of strangles 
be manifest, relief may be afforded by swabbing the throat. Abdominal or 
enteric influenza '* * *. Should rheumatic symptoms show in jo'nts or 
swelling of the legs occur, the parts should be bathed with ' Giles' * * *. 
Strangles * * *. Tonic doses of two ounces two or three times a day 
should be given during convalescence. Affections of the bronch al tubes. The 
lungs are rarely affected without the bronchial tubes and pleurae being also 
affected * * *. Hence it is important that vigorous treatment be resorted 
to as early as possible to prevent these complicatons and to remove the 
congestion of the parts * * *. ' Giles' is the best possible treatment that 
can be employed as it acts as a gentle alterative, allays irritation, and re- 
lieves the costive condition * * *. Pneumonia * * * Pleuro-Pneumo- 
nia * * * Bronchitis * * *. The size and frequency of the doses of 
' Giles' recommended may safely be doubled in serious cases * * *. In 
every acute attack, best results will obtain by liberal use of the remedy at 
the start * * *. In stubborn cases of fever or internal inflammation, liberal 
administration should cont'nue until marked improvement is noted * * *. 
A horse treated with ' Giles' is left sound in wind and constitution * * *. 
Shipping a Iments * * *. Administrations of four to six ounces of ' Giles' 
(according to size) by the mouth and a rectal injection of two to four ounces 
upon loading (either on cars or shipboard), wTill serve to preserve an equable 
circulation,  prevent congestion,  and keep the bowels  and  urinary organs in
normal condition    *    *  ' *.    If any sign of undue uneasiness manifests itself
* * *, administer more of the remedy * * *. This will serve to greatly 
relieve the animal's condition * * *. If a horse shows signs of impaired 
wind, caused by a cold, the remedy should be administered by the nostrils, 
which will afford quick relief * * *. The reputation of ' Giles' in ail- 
ments incident to the acclimation of green horses is firmly establ'shed. If 
it be properly used before symptoms of ailment develop it will have the effect 
of keeping the animal on his feed, of allaying excitement and nervousness, 
and make him capable of moderate exercise or work every day * * *. Give 
a constitutional treatment of two-ounce doses of ' Giles' three times a day and a 
rectal injection of like amount once a day for several days * * * to pre- 
vent congestion * * ? *. Asthma or Heaves * * *. Ozaena or Nasal 
Gleet    *    *    *.    Dry Catarrh of the Head    *    *    *.    Affections of the Wind
* * *. Thumps and Weak Heart * * * Treatment-Regular consti- 
tutional treatments of two-ounce doses two or three times a day by the mouth 
and a rectal injection of like amount once a day, with moderate exercise and 
good care, will in due time restore the normal strength of heart in nearly 
every case * ?* *. Purpura, Blood Poisoning * * *. Tonic doses of 
4 Giles' administered three or four times a day and an occasional rectal in- 
jection should be given until fully recovered. Spinal Meningitis * * *. 
Bacterial Poisoning * * *. 'Swellings in any part of the body should be 
liberally bathed with ' Giles' * * *. Tetanus-Lockjaw * * *. The 
use of liberal amounts of ' Giles,' as the cleaning substance may prevent the 
infection * * *. Spasmodic Colic * * *. As a preventive in cases of 
horses    predisposed    to    colic    *    *    *.    Flatulent    Colic    *    *    *    Enteritis
* ? * *. Administer the remedy promptly and freely as in severe cases of colic 
and continue the treatment faithfully until relieved. Grass staggers * * *. 
The condition of the stomach is the same as in stomach staggers and treat- 
ment should be the same * * *. Superpurgation * * * Diarrhea * * *. 
Diarrhea of foals * * ' * Indigestion * * * Azoturia * * * Sun- 
stroke-Heat Shock    *    *    *.    Retention of the Urine    *    *    *.    Bloody Urine
* * * Worms * * *. Liberal administration of ' Giles,' which induces 
the parasites to loose their hold, when they are passed backward by the 
movement of the bowels in the process of digestion and are readily expelled 
with waste matter * * *. Moon Blindness-Periodic Ophthalmia * * *. 
' Giles' is applied thoroughly as directed for simple ophthalmia, these periods 
of ' eye trouble may be passed without serious consequences * * *. Deep 
Wounds-In many cases the" hemorrhages can be stopped by the use of a 
damp sponge saturated with ' GJes' * * *. If * * * abscess contain- 
ing pus should form * * *, the remedy should be introduced * * *. 
This treatment will cause a deep wound to heal from the bottom and with 
proper application of the remedy to the surface will cause it to heal and leave 
but little or no scar. Galls and sores * * *. Frequent application of 
' Giles' to the' sore will result in the removal of inflammation and soreness and 
its healing without a scab * * *. For burns and scalds * * *. Liberal 
use will remove all inflammation and pain and cause the injury to heal, in 
most instances, without a scar * * *. In cases of severe burns and scalds, 
the intense pain will cause a rise in temperature and 2-ounce doses of ' Giles' 
should be administered every one to three hours to counteract the constitu- 
tional disturbance * * *. Scratches and Grease-Mud-Fever * * *. 
The administration by the mouth should be increased to purify the blood and 
renovate the system and in serious cases * * * liberal application of the 
remedy will cause them to slough and assume a healthy condition. They will 
then soon heal on continued application of the remedy. Hidebound * * * 
the administration * * * will induce healthy circulation, improve the ap- 
petite, and put the digestive organs in proper condition * * *. Sprains and 
Bruises * * *. This application of the remedy will exclude the air and 
give the absorbative and sweating qualit'es of 'Giles' opportunity to do 
most effective work in removing fever and inflammation from the muscles and 
tendons * * *. Sweeny * * * Heel Sprains * * * Fistulous With- 
ers * * * p0ji EVJ * * * Synovial Enlargements * * *. In many 
instances the enlargement will be effectually removed. Shoe Boil or Capped 
Elbow * * *. Continued and faithful use as directed will establish cir- 
culation about and through a shoe boil which should result in its removal by 
absorption * * *. Foot Affections * * * Wounds and Bruises of the 
Coronet   *   *   *   Nail punctures   *    * ??*.   Pricks  in shoeing   *    *   *    Corns
* *    *    Fistula of the Coronet-Quittor    *    *    *.    This treatment will pro-
mote a healthy growth of new tissue, will cause the feeders or pipes to wither 
and decay for lack of^ nourishment, and will admit of their removal, either 
in parts or whole * * *. At any stage of the treatment, should the animal 
show any considerable signs of suffering with rise of temperature, two-ounce 
doses of 'Giles' should be administered by the mouth as frequently as neces- 
sary to induce a satisfactory condition * * *. This mode of treatment for 
quittor * * * will accomplish quicker and better results than are other- 
wise possible. Contracted Heels * * *. In aggravated cases the animal 
should be stood in soaking boots with oakum well soaked with the remedy for 
two or three days before shoeing. Laminitis or Founder * * *. Lymphan- 
gitis * * *. The first attack of this trouble will of ten respond to treatment of 
two-ounce doses of 'Giles' administered four or five times a day and a rectal in- 
jection of like amount once or twice a day * * *. Ulcerative Lymphan- 
gitis * * * Tired Horse." The Giles Germicide was labeled in part: 
(Carton) "It acts on disease germs * * * is based on what was once 
theory but which is now an accepted fact, that bacteria (germs) are the direct 
or indirect cause of nearly all human ailments. By inducing fermentation and 
decay in our bodies they pollute the blood, weaken the vital organs and induce 
chronic diseases. These diseases as well as the acute germ diseases, are re- 
lieved by * * * Germicide because it acts to overcome Germ Poison and 
remove them from the system. Relieves The Cause of Rheumatism, Asthma, 
Catarrh, Throat Troubles, Blood and Skin Diseases and Affections, Disease 
of the Stomach and Bowels and Ailments of an Inflammatory Nature, Either 
Internal or External. A Distinctive Remedy ' * ?* * really marvelous things 
because it embodies the correct principle of assisting nature, * * * Modern 
Remedy Recommended For Ailments caused by disease producing gei'ms within 
and without the body. Neutralizes and Expels from the Blood the toxins of 
germs and other poisons or impurities. Allays internal or external congestion or 
inflammation;" (label) "Tonic and Blood Purifier;" (circular) "A Modern 
Marvel. The Cause of Disease and Treatment. The world has searched long 
for just such a treatment as Giles' Germicide. The search until recently has 
been fruitless, because no one knew where to look for it or what such a treat- 
ment should be. Certain things had to be known before this germicide was 
possible, and these things could not be known until science had advanced to 
where it is now. There have been marvelous advances in medicine in the last 
hundred years. Many wonderful things have been done, even though physicians 
were working in the dark. They cured many diseases without knowing1 what 
caused them. They knew that when the cause was discovered they would cure 
many more. Only a few years ago they got an inkling of the cause. It was so 
surprising that it has not yet been wholly grasped. The germ theory of the 
origin of disease is the result of this discovery, Giles' Germicide is also the 
result, for it is a new treatment that does marvelous things, because it combats 
and removes the known cause of nearly all diseases. No one who values Health 
or Life can afford to overlook the information given within. We have selected 
for publication only a few of the many testimonials we have received from the 
great number of people who have been relieved * * * , by Giles' Germicide 
* * . * Remedy * * *. The Peril No One Escapes. Cause of Disease. 
It has been but a few years since Koch, Pasteur, and other scientists were 
able to show conclusively that many, if not nearly all diseases, were caused by 
bacteria. These are the minute organisms that we call germs or microbes. It 
had been known before that germs caused fermentation and decay, but no one 
seemed to grasp the idea that these same germs might set up fermentation and 
decay in the human body. Very few people know as yet what a tremendous 
influence these invisible organisms have in the world; but people must know. 
No discovery since the world began has more bearing on your health and happi- 
ness than the discovery that every hour of your life you are subject to the 
action of countless numbers of these germs. There are from fifty to three 
thousand in every pint of air you breathe, and there are vast numbers in the 
water you drink and the food you eat. And while most of these bacteria are 
harmless, some probably useful, there are always many that are in reality the 
seeds of decay and death. What Germs Are. Wonderful results have already 
followed the discovery of what germs arft and what they do, greater results are 
to follow and you are as much interested in this as in life itself. Germs are 
little organisms that can only be seen by aid of the most powerful microscopes. 
They average only about one ten-thousandth of an inch in length. They are 
similar in some respects to both animal and vegetable organisms, but are now 
classed as vegetable.    The chief things to know about them are the marvelous
rapidity with, which they can increase and the peculiar result of this increase. 
Germs increase mostly by division; that is, they divide in the center, becoming 
two germs; in a short time these new germs again divide. Under favorable 
conditions this process can take place every half hour. Therefore one germ 
can multiply into a million in ten hours, and into countless numbers in a day. 
Now germs, like every other living thing, have to have food for growth, and 
they throw off waste products much, as waste is expelled from our own bodies. 
If germs taken into our bodies can use blood or tissues of the body as food, 
they of course at once commence to destroy. That is one way they produce 
disease. Another and more1 common way is that they poison us by the waste 
products they throw off. The waste of some germs is comparatively harmless, 
that of others is so deadly that no common poison can compare with it. These 
poisons are called toxins, and you had better know just what a toxin is and 
how Giles' Germicide combats it. The Whole Science of Health. Yeast is a 
form of bacteria; the process of bread making in your own kitchen is a good 
example of the action of germs. You never saw a yeast germ or plant. They 
are so small that there are millions in every batch of dough. The materials 
for bread are suitable food for this germ. You put a little yeast into the flour, 
water, etc. The germs immediately begin to multiply. As they grow they 
throw off waste products, which in this instance are alcohol and carbonic acid 
gas. Every bubble in your bread sponge is filled with gas, which burrows its 
way out and thusi leavens the mass,. Thei alcohol and part of the gas stays in 
the dough until driven off in the baking, which also destroys the germs. Human 
health and life are destroyed by very similar processes-by our bodies becom- 
ing food for swarming millions of germs, or by one being poisoned by the toxins 
these germs create. Knowing these things, you will understand how Giles' 
Germicide protects health and relieves disease; know, too, how it must relieve 
more ailments than it is possible to help in any other way. A germicide is, 
ordinarily, anything that kills germs. Giles' Germicide does that and more, 
and what it does is one of the triumphs of modern science * * *.. Giles' 
Germicide does seemingly impossible things, though, as a matter of fact, it 
does but three things: It combats germs1; it neutralizes and expels toxins 
and the other poisons from the blood, and it overcomes congestion or in- 
flammation. In doing this it does just what is necessary to relieve nine- 
tenths of all diseases. Best of all, it is an entirely harmless treatment that can 
be freely given to a babe. One might think that a treatment so destructive to 
germs might be injurious to man. But that is not so. Continued sunlight will 
destroy most germs, and surely there is no harm in life. Giles' Germicide is 
almost as innocent as light and air and almost as good a treatment as these- 
and light and air are germicides that have been curing disease since the world 
began. We are only at the beginning of discoveries about the action of germs, 
but we already know that they are responsible for all the infections or con- 
tagious disease, for most, and probably all, the various inflammatory diseases, 
for most of the diseases of the stomach and bowels, and for about all affections 
of the air passages and lungs. Why, then, should not a remedy that antagonizes 
germs and expels their poisons from your system produce wonderful results by 
doing these simple things? Anybody can easily learn that Giles' Germicide will 
fulfil every claim made for it. * ? * * One Cause for Many Ills. Stomach 
and Intestinal Troubles. No one lives who has not in his stomach and bowels 
at one time or another three classes of germs. One attacks the tissues of the 
body and sets up low forms of inflammation which we are accustomed to 
calling Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Gastric Catarrh, etc. Another is the class of 
germs that cause rapid fermentation of the contents of the stomach and bowels. 
These cause Colic, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, Flux, Diarrhoea, etc. There can 
be no other cause, for there can be no fermentation without germs. Another 
class of germs are those which thrive on the waste matter in our bodies. 
These are always present in the bowels. They throw off poisonous toxins which 
are absorbed into the blood and carried to the nerve centers, causing dullness, 
depression and loss of energy. We have right here the cause of a score of affec- 
tions. Millions of people go through life half sick because they are half poisoned 
by these bacteria. They think their livers are sluggish and take a cathartic, 
which relieves temporarily-you can see why; the waste matter, the germs and 
their poisons, are partially removed, and temporary relief follows. Would it 
not be better for all these stomach and bowel troubles to use a treatment 
like Giles' Germicide, which combats the germs and expels, not only the 
poisons in the bowels, but also any that have been  taken  into  the blood 
Diseases of the Head, Throat, and Lungs.   More germs are taken into the body 
in breathing than in any other way.   They are carried about in the air and 
are found everywhere, though the air of cities contains the largest proportion. 
These various germs gain lodgment, and if conditions are favorable for their 
growth, begin to multiply, and Consumption, Asthma, Pneumonia, La Grippe, 
etc., are the result,    These germs cause inflammation, breaking down of tissue, 
or morbid changes' in the tissues.    Most of them excrete toxins, some fearfully 
poisonous, like that of diphtheria.    In diphtheria, when  death results,  it is 
from suffocation or paralysis-and the paralysis is caused by the absorption 
into the blood of the deadly toxin, which is carried to the nerve centers, and 
then paralysis follows.    Giles'  Germicide relieves  all these affections of the 
air passages by assisting nature to expel any poisons that may have been 
absorbed.   You will probably be surprised to find how quickly relief comes 
when you strike at the cause of disease.    Blood and Skin Diseases.    Nearly 
all diseases, like Rheumatism, Gout, Blood Poison, Carbuncles, Boils, Sores, and 
various skin affections, are the result of the absorption into the blood of the 
toxins of the germs.    The affection may be the result of slow, steady poisoning 
that has gone on for a long time until the vitality of all your organs has been 
lowered and the blood become corrupted and impoverished.   The relief is to 
stop the stream of pollution at its source, to thoroughly cleanse the body of 
bacteria and  their products,  and  this is  what Giles'  Germicide acts to do, 
One Treatment for Many Ills.    A hundred ot&er ills come from just such causes 
as the above.    Kidney and bladder diseases, prostatic, and other sexual diseases, 
diseases of women, general debility, etc., can be traced to the general breaking 
down of the system under the constant attack of the ever-present bacteria. 
Bacteria destroy the teeth, they cause the hair to fall out, they cause every 
bit of decay, corruption, and fermentation that exists in the world.    Why is it 
not reasonable to believe that germs cause all disease, knowing, as we do, that 
they cause most disease?   What This Treatment Does.    Giles' Germicide is an 
oxygenized oil, combined with ingredients which have remarkable germ com- 
bating properties.    It also has the property of cleansing the blood, and system, 
expelling toxins and waste products by way of the skin, kidneys, and bowels. 
It immediately relieves all forms of congestion and inflammation, internal and 
external.   It can be used externally for every purpose   *    *    *    antiseptic, is 
used for    *    * ? *.    Internally it is used for all  diseases, acute or chronic. 
*    *    *    it is bound to reach the source of the disease at once    *    *    *.    Piles, 
as a special illustration of the action of this remedy.    Piles is a disease that 
results from loss of tone of certain minor blood vessels, due probably to toxin 
poisoned   blood.    Germs  are  not  directly  responsible,   but   Giles'   Germicide 
relieves because it acts upon the indirect cause, and when this is done nature 
does the rest.    Proves All This.    You now  know  why this modern marvel 
relieves    *    *    *.    Rheumatism.    Three   months   since   I   was   afflicted   with 
rheumatism in my  back.    I could not  straighten  myself and  in  fart could 
hardly get up at all.    A friend who had used your Germicide and i'ound it 
a cure for inflammatory rheumatism induced me to try it.    Before I had taken 
half a bottle I could walk, straightened up, and in a short time could work. 
Since then I have felt some twinges of rheumatic pain, but procured another 
bottle of Giles' Germicide at once and have had no painful attack this win- 
?er    *    *    *     Dyspepsia   Cured   After   Years  of   Suffering.    Last   September 
I purchased a 50-cent bottle of Giles' Germicide and tried it for Dyspepsia. 
Before the bottle was all used I felt altogether relieved.    It has now been six 
months, and no return of the disease, and feeling as I do now, I think that 
I can safely say that your medicine will cure Dyspepsia.    I had been a sufferer 
for years, and no other medicine had ever afforded any more than the most 
temporary  relief   *    *    *.   Neuralgia  of the  Stomach.    I  have used  Giles' 
Germicide for Neuralgia of the Stomach and it gave relief in fifteen minutes. 
My husband used it for weakness of the back and feels entirely cured.    I have 
also used it for Eczema on my little daughter's head with good success.    I can 
gladly  recommend   it   as   a   valuable   household   remedy    *    *    *.    Stomach 
Trouble    *    *    *.    My wife has been  a great sufferer for some years with 
Stomach Trouble, also general health wasi bad; the great relief she received 
and the ultimate cure makes your medicine to us a household necessity.    We 
use it for coughs, colds, croup, etc.,    *    *    *.    Sore Eyes    *    *    *.    Last Janu- 
ary I took cold and it settled in my eyes, and I had to stop work on account 
of their being so swollen   *    *    *.    I    *    *    *    used it as directed, and it did 
them so much good I went to work the next day and they gave me no more 
trouble   *    *    *.   I have tried it in several other complaints and found it
good    *    *    *, for sores can't stay if you use this medicine   *    *    *.    Catarrh 
of the Stomach and Kidney Trouble   *    *    *.   Your Giles' Germicide cured 
me of Catarrh of the Stomach and Kidney trouble.    I suffered terribly with 
the pain in my Kidneys so that I  could not  sleep in  a bed for over two 
months    *    *    *.    I had only taken four or five doses when I began to be 
relieved of the pain in my back.    My Stomach Trouble has also left me, and 
I can now eat a hearty meal and enjoy a good night's rest   *    *    *.    Eczema 
*    *    *.    I was afflicted with a bad case of Eczema.   My face was broken out 
in  bad-shape and my neck  swollen.    I  suffered  with  this complaint  for a 
year   *    *    *.    At the time I commenced taking Giles' Germicide I was a very 
sick man, being compelled to quit work.    I wish to say that your medicine 
entirely cured me,  and  I  am feeling perfectly well in  every way    *    *    *. 
I  feel  confident that Giles'  Germicide  is  the only  medicine that  will   cure 
Eczema    *    *    *.    A Wonderful Cure.    Relieved of La Grippe in Two Hours 
and Cured in a Short Time    *    *    *.    I was taken down with a severe attack 
of La Grippe,  and was so sore in my chest and lungs that I could hardly 
breathe.    I commenced taking Giles' Germicide, and in a few hours felt greatly 
relieved.    I continued taking the medicine for several days, as I found that 
it greatly benefited my whole system.    Two> years ago I was in a hospital three 
months from an, attack of La Grippe.    Since that time my ankles have been 
swollen and I have had a pain> in my back and kidneys.    I took two bottles 
of your medicine, and now I want to say my back andi kidneys are all right 
and my ankles very much better    *    *    *.    I think it will cure the worst case 
of La Grippe in a short time    *    *    *.    Severe Cold of Long Standing   *    *   *. 
I have used Giles'  Germicide for a very severe cold of four weeks'  stand- 
ing    *    *    *    after using one half bottle of your Germicide I was entirely 
cured and have not had a cough since    *    *    *. ' It is the best medicine I have 
ever taken for a bad cough    *    *    *.    The New Discovery for Acute or Chronic 
Diseases of Germ Origin, Either Internal or External   *   *    *.   Tonic   *   *    *. 
In cases of indigestion or stomach disorders of any kind, the action of the 
remedy in neutralizing and expelling the gaseous poisons    *    *    *.    This, how- 
ever, is only temporary and ceases as soon as the ailment is corrected    *    *    *. 
If constipated, or before commencing treatment for a chronic trouble    * ' *    *, 
a  valuable preparation  to have constantly  at  hand   in   case  of  emergency. 
Coughs  and   Colds.    Take    *    *    *    in   severe   cases    *    *    *.    If  there  are 
spasms of coughing    *    *    *    take    *    *    *    remedy  to relieve  it   *    *    *. 
Pleurisy.   Treatment    about    the    same    as   for    La    Grippe,    with    appli- 
cations of the remedy to the side which is  affected    *    *     *.    Pneumonia. 
Treatment   about   the   same   as   for   La   Grippe.    Sore   Throat   and   Diph- 
theria.    Take   a   half   teaspoonful   of   the   remedy   every   three   hours   and 
during the interval between doses apply the remedy feo the inside of the throat 
about every twenty minutes or half an hour by means of a small swab.    Also 
apply the remedy externally by bathing the throat'from ear to ear, keeping it 
covered with a flannel cloth.    Ordinary sore throat as a general thing, does not 
require the use of the swab, but in severe cases it is best not to take any 
chances   and   use  the  remedy   as   above,   particularly  for   children    *    *    *. 
Note.-If the patient has feverish symptoms, the remedy should be taken every 
fifteen or twenty minutes until three or four doses are taken.   Keep wrapped 
up warm until perspiration starts.   La Grippe.   Take   *    *    *    according to 
severity of the attack.   Also use the remedy as an external application to the 
throat, chest, and side, rubbing it in thoroughly and covering with hot flannels. 
If the mucous membrane of the nasal passage is inflamed, causing pain in the 
head and difiicult breathing    *    *    *,  remedy should also be used the same 
as for Nasal Catarrh  (which see)  by inhaling a small quantity through each 
nostril    *    *    *.    Croup    *    *   ?*.    This   treatment   usually   causes   nausea, 
which, together with the action of the medicine on the mucous lining, seldom 
fails to give relief.    In addition to this treatment, it is best to bathe the 
throat and chest with the remedy and cover with a hot flannel.    If there are 
symptoms  of spasmodic  contraction   of  the  muscles,  bathe  the  back  of the 
neck and spinal column with the remedy.    Measles,   Scarlet Fever,  Chicken 
Pox.    In   Measles    *    *    *    a   half   teaspoonful   of   the   remedy   every   hour 
until broken out nicely, then four or five times a day until fully recovered. 
In   Scarlet   Fever  give   the   remedy   in   half   teaspoonful   doses   five   or   six 
times a day and apply the remedy externally to the swollen glands, and also 
use   with   a   swab   as   recommended   for  sore  throat   *?   *    *.    In   Chicken 
Pox give the remedy   *    *    *    and apply externally to prevent itching.    Small 
Pox.    Give internally   *    *    *    the remedy six or eight times  a  day.    Use
externally to prevent itching or marking, and to keep the eruptions scattered. 
Chills,  Fever and Ague, Malaria.    When  you feel the chill coming on,  take 
a teaspoonful of the remedy, repeat in twenty minutes, cover up warm and 
take from half to a teaspoonful of the remedy every hour  as long as the 
chill or fever lasts.    At other times between the periods, take one teaspoonful 
of  the  remedy  before  meals  and  at  bed  time.    For   a  tonic  to  purify  the 
system and build up the blood,  take the remedy four or five times a  day. 
Colic  or  Cholera  Morbus.    Take a  teaspoonful  of the remedy,  repeat  every 
twenty minutes until relieved    *    *    *.    If there are severe cramping pains, 
it is a good idea to bathe the bowels with  the remedy, using considerable 
fruition.    Appendicitis or Stoppage of the Bowels and Constipation.    Take a 
teaspoonful   of  the  remedy  every  fifteen   or   twenty  minutes    *    *.    *.    Use 
. the remedy as an external application in the region of the pain, and inject about 
half an ounce of the remedy in the rectum    *    *    *..    The injection may be 
repeated   two  or   three   times  or   until   relieved.    Neuralgia,   Pains,   Cramps, 
Spasms of the Muscles, Etc.    Bathe the parts affected with the remedy    *    *    * 
also, take internally a teaspoonful of the remedy every hour unless entirely 
relieved sooner    *    *    *.    Diarrhoea or Dysentery.    Take from one-half to a 
teaspoonful every hour until relieved,  then about three times per day until 
the bowels become regulated    *    *    *.    Earache.    Apply by saturating cotton 
with a few drops of the remedy and crowding it into the ear.    Toothache. 
Saturate cotton with the remedy and apply to the gum in the region of the 
pain    *    *    *    Lameness or Soreness    *    *    *.    Apply the remedy with fric- 
tion or by saturating a soft cloth, or both    *    *    *,   Guts    *    *    *.    Apply 
locally    *    *    *.    Inflamed Eyes  or  Eyelids    *    *    *.   Apply  the  remedy, in 
and around the lids    *    *    *.    In severe cases a few drops may be dropped 
inside the lid without fear of any bad results    *    *    *.    Insect Stings    *    *    *. 
Poison  Ivy    *    *    *.    Apply  the  remedy  externally.    Chronic  Diseases.    Ca- 
tarrh of the Head.    Snuff about ten drops of the remedy up each nostril night 
and morning    *    *   .*.    in addition to this, take one teaspoonful of the remedy 
before meals and at bed time, to thoroughly purify the blood.    Asthma.    Take 
from one-half to a teaspoonful every thirty minutes until relieved; then four 
times a day or oftener until permanently relieved.    Diseases of the Throat and 
LungS.    Take a teaspoonful of the remedy five or six times a day to purify 
and build up the blood, and to overcome the congested and irritated condition 
of the mucous linings of the parts.    Consumptives will find the tissue building 
properties of this remedy greater than that of Cod Liver Oil, saying nothing of 
its  germicidal properties.    Dyspepsia,   Indigestion,   Catarrh   of  the   Stomach. 
Take   *    *    *    before meals and at bed time.    No restriction as to diet; eat 
anything   the   appetite   craves.    Rheumatism,   Gout,   Lumbago,   and   Paraly- 
sis    *    *    *.    Apply the .remedy freely, using plently of fruition.    When con- 
venient, or if the pain is very severe, keep the remedy applied to the parts 
by means of a soft linen or cotton cloth, covered with warm flannel.    Take 
internally a teaspoonful of the remedy four or five times a day to purify the 
blood and equalize the circulation.   Kidneys, Bladder and Prostatic E>iseases. 
For Kidney Trouble, take a teaspoonful of the remedy four times a day.    If 
there is pain in the back, apply the remedy the same as for Rheumatism   *   *   *. 
For Bladder and Prostatic troubles    *    *    *, and if there is inflammation and 
a. mucous discharge from the urethra, inject about ten or fifteen drops of the 
remedy with a small syringe.    This treatment will also be found an eflicient 
treatment for acute or Chronic Gonorrhoea  and Gleet.    Ninety-five per cent 
of   all   cases   of   sexual   weakness   in   males   or   females   is   directly   trace- 
able   to   the   presence   of   a   peculiar   irritant   in   the   urine.    This   treat- 
ment  acts  at  once  in  relieving  the  cause  and  restoring vigor,  without the 
slightest chance of  any bad after effects.    It is  not  a  temporary excitant, 
but   produces   permanent   and   lasting   results   in   every   case.    Take   a   tea- 
spoonful  before  meals  and  at  bed  time.    Blood  and   Skin  Diseases.    Scro- 
,fula,   Erysipelas,   Eczema,    Syphilitx   Affections,   and   all   Other   Sores   or 
Skin   Eruptions.    Take   internally   a   teaspoonful   of   the   treatment   four   or 
five   times   a   day,   to   thoroughly   cleanse   the   system   of   all   impurities. 
Apply  the  remedy  externally  to affected  parts    *    *    *.    If inconvenient  to 
bandage the parts  in the day time, keep them moist with the remedy, by 
applying it three or four times a day with the finger or a small sponge.    In 
some cases of Eczema or Skin Affections the eruptions may appear a trifle 
more after using the treatment four or five days, but this is simply the action 
of the treatment in driving the impurities from the system and will soon sub- 
side if the treatment is continued    *    *    *?    Carbuncles, Felons,  Boils, Etc
Keep the parts saturated with the treatment    *    *    *    take a teaspoonful of 
the remedy three or four times a day.   Piles-Itching, Blind Bleeding, Internal 
or   Protruding.   Apply   the   treatment   with   the   finger   or   a   soft   sponge. 
If they are internal and cannot be reached otherwise, inject a small quantity 
of the treatment with a syringe.    In most cases it is advisable to keep the' 
parts separated by means of a small piece of soft linen saturated with the 
remedy and inserted in the rectum    *    *    *.   Female Troubles.   For Ulcera- 
tions, Inflammatioai, Whites, and Menstrual Disorders.    Take internally a tea- 
spoonful of the remedy four or five times a day, to regulate menstrual dis- 
orders and prevent pain.    Use the treatment as a local application to the parts 
by means of a syringe or otherwise, to bring the treatment in direct contact 
with the seat of trouble.   If there is Leucorrhoea or a discharge of whites, use 
the treatment as an injection.   We invite correspondence concerning any of the 
above   diseases   or   other   complications   ndt   named   in   this   sheet    *    *    *. 
Blood   Poison    *    *    *    Want   to   tell   you   what   great   benefit   I   received 
from the use of Giles' Germicide.   For many years I have been a great sufferer, 
one   of   my   limbs   being   badly   swollen,   with   a   terrible   sore   near   the 
ankle    *    *    *.    I tried everything to get relief, but nothing did me any good 
until I commenced taking your medicine.   Before I had used one bottle the pain 
had left my leg, and I could eat and sleep as well as ever, and before using three 
bottles I could walk and work without trouble    *    *    *.   After hours of untold 
suffering, caused by Blood Poison    *    *   ?*.    I received relief from the first 
application of Giles Germicide.    After I noticed the pain decreasing I again 
applied it, and in less than an hour I fell asleep and had the first good rest 
free from pain in 48 hours.    By morning the inflammation had subsided, and 
there  was   no perceptible  pain    *    *    *.    For  Indigestion    *    *    *.    I  take 
great pleasure in recommending Giles'  Germicide as  a cure for  Indigestion. 
I was troubled several years with this complaint and at times suffered greatly. 
After taking this medicine for a short time all symptoms of the disease disap- 
peared,   and   I  found   I  could  eat   anything   I   desired  without  disagreeable 
results    *    *    *.    Stung    by     a     Stingaree    *    *    *.    Some     time     ago     I 
was    *    *    *    stung by a Stingaree, a very poisonous fish, and in consequence - 
my leg swelled to double its normal size, and upon going to the doctors they 
said that an  operation would be necessary    *    *    *.    In one week was en- 
tirely cured of my wound, and I must say it was a miraculous cure, and in 
conclusion   will   say  that   I    *    *    *    recommend   the  famous   Giles'   Germi- 
ng    *    *    *     Prostate   Gland  Troubles   and   Other   Ills    *    *    *.    I   have 
suffered  for  several  years  from  Prostate  Gland  trouble,   which  has   caused 
Gystis and other ills; and the only relief that I have received was and is by 
the use of this Blood Purifier.    I have used about three bottles and feel that 
it has done me much good    *    *    *.    It is an excellent tonic also, and I have 
not for years been able to eat mince pie and other favorites of my boyhood 
days; now at 66 I can safely eat anything, for I have the article that will 
prevent me from suffering from indigestion.    If I feel a cold coming on I take 
a spoonful on going to bed and am all right in the morning.    If I have an 
ache or pain I  apply it  to  the part and  am relieved    *    *    *.    In fact,  I 
hardly  know  what   to   state  in  the  manner  of  cramps,   pains-inside   and 
out    *    *    *    aches of every kind, that it is not good for.    My kidney trouble 
has been relieved, and I believe by its use to be entirely free from that suffer- 
ing.    I have no more dyspepsia.    It relieved my little daughter, who had an 
abscess in the ear    *    *    *.   Dislocated Ankle    *    *    *.    When I first com- 
menced to use it, I applied it to a dislocated ankle; nothing prior to it would 
ease my pain, but upon the second application I retired and went to sleep very 
comfortably  without  pain    *    *    *.   Female  Diseases   *    *    *.   Two   years 
ago my wife was operated upon for tumors in the side.    After the operation 
she failed in health and weight.   Six months later the doctors said she would 
have to undergo another operation and have both ovaries removed.   I    *    *    * 
was advised   *    *    *    to first try your Giles' Germicide   *    *    *.   My wife 
began to gain in health and strength and the pains all left her.    She is now 
good and strong and the tumors have disappeared    *    *   ?*.    Piles    *    *    *. 
Last August I had a very bad attack of Itching and Bloody Piles.    Four or 
five applications of Giles' Germicide completely cured me, or at least I have 
not had  symptoms of Piles  since    *    *    *.    Several months since  I had  a 
severe attack of Protruding Piles,  which  I  successfully treated with  Giles' 
Germicide    *    *    *.    In a week th'ey had completely disappeared and were 
never forced back by me.    I have no trouble or symptoms of them since that 
time   and   consider   them   as   cured   *    *    *.    Paralysis   *    *    *.   Having
been almost helpless for five years from the effects of a paralytic stroke, was 
induced to try your remedy and pleased to say the same gave me immediate 
relief * * *. I take great pleasure in recommending it to all households 
for all ailments * * *. Saved His Son's Life. We took up Giles' Germicide 
as a last resort, and used it for a son of mine, who was lying at the point of 
death, and practically given up by * * * who pronounced his, case one 
of intermittent fever and urinary poison. Pie is now well and hearty, and w.-> 
feel very grateful * * *. Croup * * *. Measles * * * I tried it 
on was Croup, with the very quickest of results. The next was that of 
Measles * * *. She was sick but two or three days and then played all 
of the time, not missing a meal or having a cough. Her body and face broke ou': 
perfectly in one night. There is not a thing happens in my family in the 
way of sickness or accidents but what we use this remedy, and with the most 
astonishing results * * *. ' Had Rheumatism Six Years, Relieved with 
Three Bottles of Gile's Germicide * * *. I suffered with Rheumatism, off 
and on, for six years, often being confined to my bed. Three bottles of Giles' 
Germicide cured me, and I have not been troubled since taking it. I can 
recommend it to anyone as a good and reliable cure * * *.. Rheumatism 
Relieved with Three Bottles * * *. For two years I have been troubled 
with Rheumatism * * *. I am now taking the third bottle of Giles' Germi- 
cide and feel entirely cured * * *. Ulcerated Tonsils * * *. I suffered 
with Ulcerated Tonsils for two years and was unable to get any permanent 
relief until I used Giles' Germicide. I used two bottles of the Germ cide and 
up to the present time, August 22, 1899, my tonsils have not troubled me. I 
can also recommend your medicine as a sure cure for Eczema."
It was alleged in the libels that the articles were misbranded in that the 
above^quoted statements appearing in the labeling were false and fraudulent, 
since the said articles contained no ingredients or combinations of ingredients 
capable of producing the effects claimed. Misbranding was alleged for the 
further reason that the following statements, borne on the labels, were false 
or misleading in that one of the ingredients of the articles, camphor, is capable 
of producing poisoning: (Portion of Giles magic lotion & blood purifier, tin 
container) "No poisonous drugs or deleterious matter; " (circular) " Germicide 
*
' * * Antiseptic * * * There is no danger of an overdose and it may 
be administered as frequently as necessary without danger of bad after ef- 
fects. There is no danger in giving 'Giles' by the nostrils;" (portion of 
Giles magic lotion & blood purifier, tin container) " Guaranteed by Giles 
Remedy Co. to contain no poisonous drugs or deleterious matter * * * 
Germicide, Antiseptic * * * no danger from an overdose; " (portion of 
Giles magic lotion & blood purifier, circular)  "A perfect Germicide treatment
* * * Non-poisonous * * * There is positively no danger in giving 
larger doses * * * No harm can possibly be done to their cows;" (Giles 
germicide, carton.) " * * * to contain no poisonous Drugs or deleterious 
matter * * *. Germicide is a condensed form of oxygen absorbed in a 
neutral oil * * * it is perfectly harmless to the system and can be taken 
with perfect safety for any length of time, either by adults or infants * * * 
absolutely harmless; " (label) "* * * to Contain no Poisonous Drugs or 
Deleterious Matter;" (circular) "This remedy contains no harmful or 
dangerous ingredients and may be used for infants or adults with perfect 
safety without medical supervision."
Adulteration was alleged for the reason that the strength or purity of the 
articles fell below the professed standard or quality under which they were 
sold, namely: (Portion of Giles magic lotion & blood purifier, tin container) 
" No poisonous drugs or deleterious matter * * * A Germicide, Antiseptic; " 
(circular) "Germicide, Antiseptic;" (portion of Giles magic lotion & blood 
purifier, tin container) " Germicide, Antiseptic; " (circular) "A Perfect Germi- 
cide Treatment * * * Non Poisonous * * * A True Germicide; " 
(Giles germicide, carton) " Germicide * * * Germicide * * * with 
which has been combined germicide, antiseptic, and alterative agents * * *. 
Germicide is a condensed form of oxygen absorbed in a nutritive oil * * * 
it acts upon disease germs, it is perfectly harmless to the system and can be 
taken with perfect safty for any length of time by either adults: or infants
* *    *   Absolutely   harmless;"   (label)   "A   Magical   Germicide,   Antiseptic
* * * to Contain No Poisonous Drugs or Deleterious Matter;" (circular) 
" This remedy contains no harmful or dangerous ingredients and may be used 
for infants or adults with perfect safety without medical supervision * * * 
Germicide    *    *    *    A Superior Germicide, Antiseptic."
On July 14, September 10, October 10, October 31, and December 21, 1928, 
respectively, no claimant having appeared for the property, judgments of con- 
demnation and forfeiture were entered, and it was ordered by the court that 
the
. products be destroyed by the United States marshal.
R. W. DUNLAP, Acting Secretary of Agriculture.