The herald., 1896-02-09
HIGH.CLASS TESTING MAILS


tain testimonials that have already ap-
peared, together with few new ones.
We feel that these testimonials will
bear repetition, with few words of ex-
PLANTATION as to the personality of the
ladies and gentlemen who have kindly
permitted US to use them. They are in
themselves a complete refutation Of
the Records hasty and slanderous
statement that our patients are gulls
and simpletons. People who are easily
led are usually the most tenacious of
their lifelong habits and prejudices;
and appreciation and patronage of the
work which we are doing argue inde-
pendence of mind and sturdiness of
resolution. Fortunately, there are
some people in the world not afraid of
ridicule, and possessed OF that most
substantial of all desirable mental
qualities, good, old-fashioned common
sense. We recommend their example
to the editors Of the Record as worthy
of emulation.
Mrs. Robert Mcpherson, who fur
nishes US the following, is an un-
usually bright and intelligent woman.
the wife of gentlemen who has been
very actively engaged in busines enter
prises on this coast for many years.
He has been connected with many ir-
rigation projects, and with similar
plans for developing the resources of
the country and for the profitable en-
ployment Of large amounts of capital.
He has long been trusted employe of
one Of the largest corporations in the
United States. Furthermore, hs has
had an experience of thirty-five years
with Chinese medicine, an experience
which has made him very favorably in
clined toward the system. Mrs. Nc
Pherson says:
MCPHERSON, Orange Co, CAL,
Jan. 19. 1896.
The Flowery Kingdom Herb Remedy
company, Los Angeles, Cal.
Gentlemen: wish to give express
sion to my indignation at the outrage
peared in several of the Los Angeles
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your patients that they are unable 10
izing fakir and quack. To throw
such epithets at your opponents would
be equally as ungentle manly, though
such words would come nearer to ex-
pressing the truth OF them than any
other words can think of.
Gould your competitors in the field
of ruoIioino aopnm nlich fha GQfiafap.
tory results that your treatment does,
they could truthfully boast of being
scientific.
II the women of this country knew
what know of the beneflciale fleets of
your herb remedies, your contempora-
ries would be compelled to learn your
methods of treatment in order to get
patronage. Mrs. r. MCPHERSON.
Mr.. William Cogswell, the author of
the following communication, is an
artist of rare ability and of reputa-
ton that is known across the con-
tinent. He has travelled extensively
abroad and knows the world thor
oughly. He has painted portraits
of many distinguished statesmen,
including one of General Grant,
which was reproduced by a alithographic
process and became the most popular
portrait Of the famous general ever
painted. Art has bsen his work since
boyhood, and he has been evolving the
products of his unusual talents for
more than half century. 1t is idle to
call such a man unsophisticated or
credulous. Mr.. Cogswell has made
very thorough test of our remedies,
and has watched their use by many
others. He writes as follows:
The Flowery Kingdom Herb Remedy
Company, Los Angeles, CAL:
Gentlemen:-Witha spirit of candor
and an admiration for fair-minded ex-
pressions, desire to contradict the
misleading statements that have ap-
peared in the newspapers Of this city
"that you are a humbug, fakir and
quack."
During my many years of life I have
seen much of the artisan and scientific
world, but as a diagnosGician and art
full healer Of the ills Of mankind, I
never have enjoyed the pleasure of
meeting one who could corr espond
with DR.. Foo in these respects. Neither
have / ever known of an institution
that could excel yours for open and
honorable methods of business deal
ings. In this expression l voice the
sentiment Of several well-known and
cultured families, whose views could
have been had by the newspapers if
they had sought them.
Your successes warrant the eXclama-
ton that you deserve the support of
the best people of this community. I
am certain that your prosecutors will
fall by the way.
WILLIAM COGswELL,
Los Angeles, CAL, Jan. 25. 1896.
The gentleman who writes for US the
following communication 1s a promi-
nent business man of Los Angeles. The
lady referred to, his wife, is woman
Of unusual culture and refinement, a
writer Of wide reputation. Both Mr..
Young and his wife are competent to
judge, with perfect fairness and i'm
partiality, of the merits Of the system
Of medicine which we follow. It is
nonsense to assert that such people
are deceived in any way. Deception in
their case would have been impossible.
Mr.. Young says:
Los ANGELES, CAL, Jan. %, 1895.
B. @. Platt.
Dsar Sir: To please a friend and
crafty my curiosity, took my wife,
who had been delicate for years, to DE-.
Foo to test his pulse diagnosis. She
wore thick veil that he might not
have the adyantaoa of kuoUino fl,a