Arizona republican., 1895-12-08
People Coming from Fore ign Countries to Be Cured by
 pr c. H. Carson.
He Is the Founder of the School of PSyCic- arcology-PraCticeS the Healing Art in Accordance
 With the Laws of Nature.

WOQQ6Tlul WOGh IlldL IS UOILS uOIlC III Kansas City by a Vital Healer. The time has passed when any one can speak lightly of the good that is being done for helpless suffering people by these men who possess this wonderful and withal mysterious power of healing the diseases of their fellow beings. A vital power, which is the life force that dwells within every human being, seems to be reached and rekindled into new and vigorous action by the simple touch of the healing hand of such mar velously gifted men as Dr. c. H. Car son, at 9O3 Broadway, in Kansas City. There is no form of disease he does not seem to benefit, and thousands have been cured by him during the past seventeen years in Kansas City. The simplicity of his method of treatment and the quickness in effeoting the cure without the use of drugs, medicine, surgery or surgical appliances, is still an unsolved mystery. People are com ing to Kansas City from foreign coun- tries to see this doctor and be healed by him, after having exhausted all other means for relief.
 He has taken the lame and they have thrown away their crutches. He has laid his hands upon the suffering and their pain has stopped. He has age and childhood, from the very jaws of death. He has heightened the span of human life and added years to the existence of 10000 patients during the seventeen years of his residence in this city. If the half that he has done was told, the people would not believe it. They would discredit the very testi- mony of those who have been cured and they would say these people had been imposed upon and that there was some fakery about it. And all because it was something out of the little mar row rut in which they have thought and seen and acted all their lives.
 But pr. Carson, who has performed their remarkable cures is not an as trologer; he is not a magician; he is not an alchemist; he never read a work on the Black Art in all his life, but he would undoubtedly have fallen victim to the witchcraft delusion if he had lived in Salem toward the close of the seventeenth century, for he has cured by a touch. Without medicines or drugs or herbs or compounds or physic or knife or any instrument save the power with which he has been en- dowed by nature-a power which a quarter of a century of study has null tiplied-he has done these things of which those who have been the bene- ficiaries know, but which probably the rest of the world would doubt.
 Facts speak louder than words; crutches thrown away and pain ban ished, as at the touch of a wizard, are more eloquent and convincing than tes- timonials. The average person looks with suspicion upon testimonial, but the voluntary statements made by the thousands of persons whom Dr. Carson has cured of every conceivable inirmity and aff1iction cannot be waved aside with skeptical smile Facts are too stubborn for that, and this fact remains, one which is at tested by ten thousand patients, that Dr. Carson has at his command the resources of pathology, in comparison with which those of allopathy and homeopathy and the scores of thera- peutical isms are but empiricism of the crudest kind.
 But there is nothing mysterious about it. There is nothing inexplicalble about it. Patients may wonder and stand amazed at the cures he has wrought, but when the facts are learned it is seen that the cures are simply the result of an application of the laws of nature, rightly understood The relation of the soul and the body is the secret of it all. But it is still a secret to the average person The paralytic is restored to the use of his limbs, but what does he understand about the relation of the soul and the body? Psychic sarchology" sounds, with this difference, that it is not mere sound, not mere theory, or ab- struse science, but the most practical thing in the world The faults of mod ern medical schools are simply cor rected, and the error of treating the body as thing apart from the soul is atoned for by an intelligent, scien- tific application of the true fact, that the soul and the body are more ini- mately connected than the two kinds of corpuscles in the blood, the differ ent layers of the skin, or the twin members, each of which suffers from an injury to the other. This is all lthe mystery there is to it. Now for some of the facts:
 A lady who was an apparently hope less victim to those maladies which fasten themselves upon the female sex was given up by her physicians. Mod ern medicine could do nothing for her. The stereotyped remedies were as so much water. The experiments of the baff1ed doctors had no other result than fortunate failure to put an end to the existence She came to Dr. Car son, and he has in his possession today as extravagant testimonial of gratitude as any suffering woman, restored to