The herald., 1898-03-27

commencing this treatmey the ladv was
having two hemorrhages lwsek and her
case had been pronounced Apuess by her
physicians. Mrs. Kelley wrEs.
BISBEE, Arix., Ct.a 1897
Drs. Foo and Wing, Los Angle Cal
Sirs: Your letter of inquir. Ast re-
ceived. I am mending very AZ NV
lungs don't bleed any more. GsnuIse
beats n per minute, as nearly ~ can
time 1t. I am still sore and wa in
my right side between the top orov
hip and the ribs, but not half as Vra
as I was / know that your herbs IN
cure me. The doctors here said the V,
my lungs bled there was no remedy
me- They may excel the Chin
people in some things, but they canno
excel them In the knowledge of diseases
and medicines. 1 treated SO long with\
our doctors without receiving any bene- \
fits that i lost all faith in them, and,
thanks to the day saw your advertise
ment in the Los Angeles paper. May
God grant you long life and great sue
cess is the prayer Of your faithful
friend, SARAH A. KELLEY.
A CURE THAT HAS BEEN PERMA.
NENT
Mrs NJ. II. Wilson of Redlands was
treated by Dr. Foo for lung troubles and
cured early In 1894. Her case illustrates
manly poiHtS, SSptCidhS tiiC SOou iCouitS "a
the diet employed in connection with the
herbal remedies and the fact that the cures
made by these remedies are permanent
Mrs. Wilson writes
REDLANDS. Cal. Sept. 4, 1897.
Drs. Foo and Wing, Los Angeles:
Gentlemen: For many years had
suffered from a variety of complications
which threatened to end in an incurable
case of consumption. I had had la grippe
nd l,.,,r
affected. l took treatment from many
physicians in Connecticut, where was
then residing, but all the treatment and
all the medicines failed to accomplish
cure. The doctors finally advised me
to come to California. Some time after
arriving in Redlands l heard Of DR..
Foo and consulted him. He prescribed
for me and placed me upon a diet which,
although very plain and simple accom-
plished more for me, together with the
herb teas, than all the tonics, raw
meats, eggs and other so-called
strengthening foods ordered by my for
mer physician had been able to do.
I was pleased with DR.. Foo's methods
from the commencement. His diagnosis
was so correct that 1t at once gave me
confidence in him, and the benefit that
l received came so soon and continued
so steadily that this confidence was
confirmed. I was therefore encour-
aged to continue the treatment for
eleven months, at the end of which
time 1 was cured of my lung trouble.
This was more than three years ago,
and. since then. although my physical
condition has been delicate and I lack
the strength that had before my first
sickness. yet have been comparatively
well and have had no return of the
troubles with my lungs. believe that
my cure was as complete as could have
possibly expected, and the long time
which has since elapsed shows that Il
was permanent.
QUICK CONSUMPTION AVERTED
Mr.. ]. F. L. McLain of San Bernardino is
one of those who have profited by the herr
bal treatment in pulmonary diseases. Writ
ing under date of April s. 1897, he describes
his first acquaintance with this system Of
medicine and then continues as follows:
Later was taken with what appeared
to be a very severe cold, resembling az
attack OF pneumonia. and was for sew
eral weeks in hospital at Riverside.
then went to see DR.. Foo. He told me
that was threatened with an attack
of quick consumption, but said: You
have come to me in time to save yourself.
/ will remove the poison from youy.
lungs and In a short time they will \
grow up and be strong again. My
treatment will stop the disease where
it is and prevent 1t from going any
farther. and will heal the lungs and
cause them to grow again and to become
as strong as before" l took his treat
ment for three or four months and the
result was as he had predicted and
promised. 1 was entirely cured of tho
difficulty with my lungs, which have
never troubled me since.
CONCLUSIVE PROOF
We have many other similar testimonialu
of the efficiency of the Oriental herb treat