The herald., 1896-08-30

to be understood. A noted specialist in
the Bryson block had treated the throat
to no purpose. One professor had been
paid $25 per month for three months
with same results. When, thanks to
friendly Spring-street policeman, he was
advised to consult Mr.. Rogers, across
the way. The terminal nerves were
shown to be bound and upon advice the
adhesion was removed by a lady spe-
cialist which established perfect speech.
SPECTACLES REMOVED
The 10-year-ol daughter of Mr.. s. A.
Gillett of 329 East Sixth street Los An
geles, was confined closely to specta-
cles, which were made unnecessary by
this new treatment
Rev. Alex Parker, D. D., pastor of the
First Presbyterian church at Orange,
writes that he has suffered with consti-
patton for forty years and with hemor-
rhoids for twenty years. After using the
dilator for five months he felt like a
new man.
Fletcher N. Burt of No. 515h South
Main street writes that he has travelled
over the United States and spent thou
sands of dollars seeking relief from
rheumatism and general debility, which
he did not obtain until he used the dila-
tor.
Joseph r. Newkrk of No. S2s South
Broadway had been troubled for years
with constipation and piles, which Wero
cured by the dilator.
Solomon Carlson of Monrovia writes
that his wife had a sickness which her
physicians in the Bradbury block. after
microscopic examination pronounced to
be consumption Six months ago she
purchased n dilator, and nobody now
would be aware that she had been sick.
Dr. G. S. Allen, a well known physic-
ian of the regular school and druggist
in East Los Angeles, states that the
third time he ha for. ba al <1o
first warmth for four years. Since he
was taken with paralysis his hand hung
poWerless at his side. but now it is full of
life. and he feels we'll and like coming
over to wake the dead people.
DR.. Allen sells many dilators from his
store, but notes corresponding decrease
in the sale of drugs.
IN THE SCHOOLS. Z
The wonderful effect of the Rogers
treatment applied to the small nerve
center that controls the brain Is attract
ing much attention among school teach
ers and others who are interested in
the work of education. A public school
teacher has the following communities
tlon on the subject in the issue of The
Missing Link that is now in press
Every conscientious teacher deplores
the low moral element which so abounds
in our public schools. Constant vigilance
is necessary to counteract the contami|
"Those who have observed the effects
of physical imperfectons upon morals
and intellect believe that defective gem
erative organs are a hindrance to the
highest development of the Individual.
All parents should have any faulty con-
dltions of these organs corrected while
their little ones are under their protec-
tion.
I'VE hope to see the day when legisla-
ton shall exclude from our schools all
children who are in any way defective
at this moral controlling organ. What
an uplift it would be to humanity"'
1t should be added that the treatment
recommended by Mr.. Rogers, both in
regard to the nerve center that controls
the physical organization and that which
controls the mental and moral qualities,
is equal applicable, and has been used
with great benefit by individuals of both
sexes.
IN CONCLUSION.
In taking leave of Mr.. Rogers, after
apologizing for having taken up so much
of his time, the reporter expressed his
conviction that a most important prin-
ciple of life has been brought to the no.
tice of the public, and that it was des-
tined to work something like a revolu-
tion in existing methods of locating and
treating disease.
1t is no wonder that considerable
amount Dl OppOSlllOl " Lie IlOScTS
treatment has developed among To-
cal physicians, when it is remembered
that many of these physicians keep a
patient on their hands for months, or
even years, at a cost perhaps Of hum
dreds of dollars.
The total expense for the simple ap-
pliances which Mr.. Rogers provides is
only So each, or So for the two. In those
cases where a simple surgical operation
may be necessary, Mr.. Rogers will rec
ommend the patient to a reputable and
experienced surgeon who is thoroughly
competent to perform such work. THE
Missing Link" the magazine above re-
ferred to. is published by Mr.. Rogers,
and will be sent for stamp.
Like all men who have discovered
or rathe, rediscovered-a- great and i'm
portant truth, Mr.. Rogers Is never weary
of conversing on the subject, and is
always ready to impart information to
sufferers or inquirers without money
and without price,
Eoycotting Themselves
If the Canadians desire to prohibit the
use of American money on their side. let
them do so. 1t is taken there by tourists.