The herald., 1896-01-21

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Remedy Company that was not benefit
ed. My own case was no exoep ption to the
rule. P. L. SMITH.
No. 1876 N. Hill street.
TIL following is from man who has
received very pronounced benefit from the
herbslsstreatment:
LOS ANGELES, CAL, Jan. II, 1896.
The Flowery Kingdom Herb Remedy
Company.
| My Dear Sirs--I desire to give you on
expression of my sentiments in reference
, to certain scurrillous articles attacking
your methods and character which were
recently published in some OF the Los
Angeles papers.
An experience OF over twenty years
with physicians and their poisonous
drugs qualities me to speak with mpha-
sis. | have been through the hands o.
every recognized school OF medicine, have
also been to mineral springs, and re-
Gently went through the butcher shop of
the surgeon to the extent of having my
| head cut open after which operation my
case was pronounced incurable. The ex-
pertinent, for such 1t was, was under.
taken for the purpose of reaching trou-
BILE which DR.. Foo afterward through an
examination by the pulse. found to be
| seated in the vital organs. The contrast
in the diagnosis has been emphasized by
the results. The American physicians
could do nothing for me, while the relief
which | have obtained from your herbal
remedies is greater than l ever expected
to realize. after my long and unsuccessful
search among so-called scientists.
This has proved to my satisfaction that
DR.. Foo is what the others claimed TO be,
a strictly scientific physician, while their
treatment was quackery, pure and sim Pile.
| The so-called ''cow- manure poultices,
to which one of the newspapers deli
cately referred have been used by me for
the past six or seven wseks to repair the
damage which the white surgeons did to
my cranium in their hit and miss
search for trouble which cid not exist
there. 1 know that these poultices are
composed of the purest herbs and have
never found anything Objectionable or re-
pugnant to refinement in their COM
position. My couGition, when l CON-
menced tho use OF your remedies, was
practically that OF a dying man. My
friends and others who see me every day
now consider that have been snatched
from speedy and apparently certain
death.
am familiar with the facts of the case
referred 10 by the Express and the Times,
and know that there is no truth in the
articles as published. Those who have
sought to ruin you because of your supe-
riority in the art OF healing should be
olassed as dogs in the manger. They are
unwilling that others should do what
they are unable to do. Yours for the
right. WILL ID. AREHARJ.
No. 1912 Edd street.
/ The following letter explains itself:
LOS ANGELES, Ia. --... 10, 1895.
IS. c. Platt, ESQ.,, City:
Dear Slr-Replying to your inquiry 1
wish to say that my recent change of
residence shows my confidence in DR..
Foo and his methods. l had been resi-
dent of Washington, d. o., but recently
removed to Riverside. A few weeks ago
1 came to Los Angeles, where have
since lived. for the express purpose Of
receiving treatment of DR.. Foo. l may
say, in brief, that up to the present
time. l am fully satisfied with the results
of this treatment. l feel that It is i'm
possible to overestmate its beneficial re-
suits or to say too much OF DR.. Foo's
methods, which are as far removed as
possible from those of fraud. fakir or
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reasonable than the methods of any other
medical inst tuition or physician that l
have ever patronized, and l have had
great deal of experience with doctors.
The price of these herbs seems very in
significant compared to results. l feel
justified in saying that no person who
patronizes DR.. Foo has the least reason
to complain of his charges.
b,va noticed that nr FOO has the
! manners and instincts of a highly-pol-
ished gentleman, and that he would COM
pare favorably IN this regard with culti-
waited men from any part of the globo.
There is no question in reference to his
ability to gain an understanding OF the
condition Of any patient through the
pulse, alone. His methods OF examina'
ton are the height of gentility.
l have conversed with many OF DR..
Foo's patients, and have noticed of late
that some of those who, few weeks ago,
were greatly rrejud;ced, are beginning
to lose this prejudice as they become
better acquainted with the doctor and see
more clearly me evidences OF his skill.
So strongly am 1 impressed with this fact
that 1 wonder why our American physi-
clans do not adopt some OF these methods,
or at least investigate them in a fair and
candid spirit. In my opinion this un-
warran ted and unscholarly prejudice will
wear away as the results of these methods
become more manifest, and we shall have
the science of the Caucasian united to
the skill and perseverance and the per-
sistence in the employment of harmless
remedies of the Oriental 1 cannot see
anything inoongruous in such COM
bination, which l should consider highly
desirable.
L have not heard one OF DR.. Foo's
patients speak OF him as a fraud or imply
that they think that they have been
cheated. AS l have already said. all OF
the remarks and opinions that l have
heard. and 1 have taken considerable
pains 10 talk with others, have been
directly to the contrary OF some OF the
sIanderous statements that have read
IN the newspapers.
Very truly yours,
GERTRUDE E. SAMO.
No. 623 Tehama street.
The following is from Mr.. Il. M. Myers.
of 1913 st. James street:
LOS ANGELES, CAL, Jan. IS, 1895.
NV experience with the Flowery King
dom Herb r emedy Company is tnat they
are correct in diagnosing by the pulse.
and that their herb remedies are simple
and reliable.