The herald., 1898-05-08
Only One Safe and Satisfactory Method-.-Simple
Colds the Origin of Fatal Diseases
DIFFICULTIES IN CURING OR PREVENTING THEM
How Many People Are Predspoed id?Afmospheric Inu
ences In Creating Epidemcs of LnfIuenza-ResuHs
of Mistakes In Treatment and Diet
Slight Attacks Made Infinitely WoseThe Safe and Efficient
System of the Foo and Wing Herb Company Vege-
table Specifics by Far the Best

the kidneys. Hence, with the natural out
let's for poisons impeded, 1t is certainly
illogical to add poisons in the way of So
called remedies. Yet this is often the
course pursued. And the patient gets
worse and worse, while firmly believing
that he is doing all in his power to get well.
Try More Rational Method
Anyone who reads carefully the above
aragraphs-which simply set forth facts
within the knowledge and experience of
all-will understand why the Oriental Herb
lal Remedies are more efficient in curing
colds and all diseases originating in colds
than any others known. The action OF
these remedies has been so otter; discussed
in the public press that almost everybody
understands it now. People know that
these specifics are harmless, that they re-
| move poisons from the human body in
stead of adding more poisons to poisons al
| ready there and already doing great deal
of harm, and that they act favorably and
promptly upon all of the vital organs.
| They quicken the circulation and drive the
cold back to the skin when it disappears.
They assist nature in getting rid of all the
poisonous products of the cold and of the
resulting inflammation, and, finally, they
are nourishing. They keep up the strength
and to q great extent, they take the place
of food for time. They are readily as
simulated by the stomach, promote the Sc
cretion of the gastric juices and assist d.
gestion. They are not irritants which ma
ture must get rid Of, but simply agents for
cleansing, for renewing and for giving
strength.
If a cold is treated at the outset these
remedies quickly work cure. In two or
three days the sufferer is as well as ever
again. If the cold has become firmly seat
ed a longer time is required. But Nature
is helped in such way that permanent in
jury is prevented. There Is no danger
/ that the cold will settle in vital organ
and produce acute Inflammation or
chonic condition that may end in disease
dangerous to life.
Home Treatment
These remedies are prepared in form for
simple home treatment. A few pack
ages of the herbs may be kept on hand, and
are readily made into teas. AS they can
do no injury, under any circumstances,
there is not the slightest objection to their
use. dose or two at the outset of the
difficulty may save weeks of Illness. Our
book on 1.-THE Science of Oriental Medi-
cine" gives full directions for diet. bath
| ing, exercise and hygiene If people would
read and follow these simple instructions,
| they would be less liable to colds and to
many other diseases. Pure blood sound
| digestion and temperate habits of life are
| the secrets of health. The Oriental
| Science of Medicine teaches and helps in
attaining these, and therefore in preserv-
| ing or regaining health.
| SOME THAT WE HAVE HELPED
| No one thinks of giving a testimonial
| for the cure of cold and Of the hundreds
I that we have benefited in this way few
have made a record of the fact. But
some of our cures of serious diseases re-
sulting from colds have been so remark
able and striking that the persons inter-
ested have been glad to volunteer testimo-
malls The case of Mr.. l.. p. Crane, an ex-
deputy health officer of Los Angeles, was
one of these. Mr.. Crane was threatened
with an attack of typhoid fever as re-
suit of taking cold. We cured him and he
wrote to us as follows:
| S. P. Bragg, President; A. r. Crane, Sec
| retary; L. P. Crane, Manager. Blue
Book Publishing Company of Califor-
| mia, office, 242 Wilcox block.
| LOS ANGELES, Cal, Sept. 7, 1897.
Drs. Foo and Wing, Los Angeles, Cal:
Feeling grateful for services rendered me
| in case of serious sickness, beg to add to
| the long list of cures you have made
| through your method of treatment I was,
| as you know, in the incipient stages of ty-
phoid fever, having been unable to attend
to my business for several weeks. Your
| treatment in ten days entirely removed the
fever and brought my whole body into a
normal state, full of vigor and ambition.
1 am convinced you have a method of
treatment which is effective and which
leaves no bad effects through the system.
Science seems to have almost entirely OBJ
liberated the old methods of practice, and
is giving way to the herb, with which, I
believe, the Almighty intended to heal
the countless millions of suffering human
ity. I congratulate you upon your success,
and honor the ancient school of China, with
its thousand years of ripe experience.
Truth is all-powerful and the scoffer can
not down it, Very truly yours,
L. P. CRANE,
Ex-Deputy Health Officer, Los Angeles,
| Cal.
A VERY REMARKABLE CASE
Mrs. P. N. Portman of 2S1 North Ander-
|
markable experience with our remedies.
/ AS a result of slight attack of malaria
and of taking cold she was prostrated with
an illness which kept her in bed for nine
weeks. 1t developed such unusual symp-
+, toms that the physicians who were first
called were greatly mystified. One dag
nosed the case as gall stone; another
thought that it was typhoid fever, but
afterwards decided that it was appendi-
| citis. Treatment was given for couple of
weeks, but Mrs. Portman kept growing
worse until her husband and friends
thought that she could not possibly recov-
er. At this juncture Drs. Foo and Wing
were consulted. At that time Mrs. Port
mans friends thought that she could not
live twenty-four hours longer. She COM
menced to take the herb teas and I'M
proved from the first dose, although treat
ment for nearly six weeks was necessary
| before she could leave her bed.
| This was a clear case of simple mall
ady, which could have readily been cured
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