The herald., 1898-04-17

, system and this also causes the people to
look old early.
IF the people of California would use
steamed meats, rice and similar foods
I they would help the gastric juices and
keep the skin soft all of the time. Then
they would not look old SO early in life.
This is the way the Chinese In San Fran
cisco retain their youthful appearance.
None of them look old early except those
who are addicted to opium. Their diet
is wholesome and when they are little Ill
and are required to take medicines, In
stead of taking stimulants and concen-
trated substances which create fever In
the human body, they use vegetable rem
edies which promote the flow OF natural
juices and assist the action of the vital
organs. This keeps the skin smooth and
soft and full Of natural oils. Tho wrinkles
of age and ill-health are prevented. The
man continues young. The whole secret
Is in a healthful diet and harmless sys-
tenn of medication.
TYPICAL CASES OF MALARIA
''The Same reasoning applies to many
diseases. and especially to malaria. II
the body Is kept in a healthful condition
by proper food 1t will resist the attacks
of the microbes which cause the malarial
poisoning. And If this disease has once
become seated remedies must be given
which will cleanse the system and make
1t normal. Take the case of John Myers
of this city. His sickness commenced
from malaria. He had chills and fever.
Afterwards the poison settled in the bow
els and from these went to the feet so that
he could not walk But after 1t had gone
to his feet he had no more chills and fever.
Still 1t was the same poison. Our treatment
and remedies cleaned the poison out of his
system and removed 1t entirely through
the skin. and also caused the natural
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nation. After two months treatment he
commenced to walk, and was soon able
to walk half a block without his crutches.
for the first time in two years. This showed
that the poison had been compelled to re-
| lease its hold upon the nerves and mus
cles. thus permitting them to do their
work again.
James Campbell lives at San Bernar-
dino. in a hot climate. Nevertheless he
contracted malaria through working
among the trees and fruits After irriga-
tion or rain or a fog the heat of the sun
caused rapid evaporation of the moisture
in the earth and produced malaria in the
atmosphere. Mr. Campbell was i'll for ten
years, at first with chills and fever, after
wards with rheumatism. Quinine and
similar remedies checked the chills, but
did not remove the poison, and he was
never well until after course Of our rem
edies had expelled the poison from his
system.
Thomas Stewart of Redlands contract
ed malaria from improper diet. Too much
fried and roast meats created inflamma-
ton which caused an excessive desire for
raw fruits and cold water. These caused
a chill and dampness in the system which
Joined with the existing Inflammation in
making trouble. He first seemed to have
a cold and then fever. Then the poison
went to his feet and caused them to swell.
He could not bear the weight of a fly upon
them or the jarring of a person walking
past his bed He took a great deal of
medicine, which only made him worse, and
he came very near dying. Our herb teas
cured him. We treated him only for ma
| laria. although, in his case, the trouble did
not arise from changes in the weather or
climate. By using the microscope we find
in such cases the same conditions in the
blood, saliva and other secretions as in
cases of malaria from climatic changes.
The pulse is also the same. In either case
the accumulations of poison in the system
must be removed before there can be any
improvement"
TESTIMONIALS
Letters are on file at the office Of the
Foo and Wing Herb company, No. 903
South Olive street, from the gentlemen
mentioned above, showing the perfection
of the cure in each case. John Myers OF
years and half. The attack commenced
with la grippe: chills and fever followed
and the fever lasted for months. In all,
Mr.. Myers had eleven different physicians
besides treatment at the hospital and hot
springs. For time he took ninety drops
a day of a solution of strychnine and three
| doses of morphine every night, a grain and
| a half at dose. He received no permanent
benefit from anything until he commenced
| treatment with Drs. Foo and Wing, who
accomplished a complete cure.
Mr.. Campbell when he consulted Drs.
Foo and Wing, had been sick for ten
years, and had given up all hope of ever
recovering or of ever receiving help from
physicians or from medicines. He took
remedies from this company for seven
months. When we commenced he was so
weak that he could not even unlace his
| own shoes. He says: "In seven weeks
from the commencement of my treatment
I was able to work. I kept on getting
stronger and better, was entirely cured
| at the end of seven months and have been
| at work ever since upon my ranch. I am
satisfied that would not have found any
| help for my troubles If I had not con-
| suited the Foo and Wing Herb company"
A NEWSPAPER MANS OPINION
| A. Wilson of 261 East Tenth street, Riv-
| erside, CAL, was formerly in active busi-
ness life in London as a writer for and
| puDliSHeT VI newspapers. ne mas now De-
come a permanent resident of Southern
California. After a satisfactory expert
ence with the Oriental System Of Medi-
cine, as practiced by the Foo and Wing
| Herb company, he wrote an appreciative
letter, saying in part: IT had been suffer-
ing from the Ill effects of malarial poison
ing for some time, and was persuaded by
people who had been cured under the her.
bal treatment to give Drs. Foo and Wing
a trial, which I did. I am still taking the
medicine and have derived a considerable
benefit during the short time have been
under the doctors care. I have gained fif-
teen pounds in weight during the two
months that have taken the treatment,
and am confidently expecting complete
cure within a reasonable time"
PREVENTIVE TREATMENT
| Mr.. f. p. Lane of San Bernardino. who
is connected with the Riverside Water
company, is an enthusiastic friend of the
Oriental System of Medicine. He made
a test of 1t after he had been suffering for
two or three years from severe illness
which resembled rheumatism, and from
which he had received no relief under or
dinary methods of treatment. His was the
| usual experience, complete and satisfac-
tory cure. Afterward DIR. Foo explained
to him the practice of the members of the
better classes in China, who take a short
course of herbal remedies twice a year in
| order to anticipate and prevent Illness
DIR. Foo said that "all persons who have
been cured of long sickness, even though
| they are entirely cured, nevertheless are