The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-03
For knowledge.
Prominent Men, Wom-
en- and Students
Interested in the New Dis
cOVery for Consumption,
LaGrippe, Catarrh, Bronchial
and Lung Troubles
Visit the Famous SIOcum Laboratory
And Hear the Doctor ExpOund
Its Wonderful Curative
Powers.
Visit the Famous SIOcum Laboratory
His Laboratory Mine of Health-Its
Benefits Open to the World.

DR.. Slocum, the famous AIedico-Chenn>
list, was called upon recently in his La
boratory by a large party of Progress
i've Men, Women and Students, who
were DESTROYS of seeing for themselves
something of his wonderful work
They were most cordially received by
the genial specialist, who in addressing
his visitors, among other interesting
things, said:
81 feel honored and very much fat
tered by your presence. and assure
you that I shall be more than pleased
to afford you every opportunity for
fully satisfying yourselves as to the real
value and extraordinary merits of my
several New Discoveries.
'Devoting as I do my entire time and
my best energies to scientific work
along Medical and Chemical lines, I
must depend largely upon others to give
publicity to my many New Discoveries
in Medicine and Chemistry. I shall talk
to you unreservedIy, in the hope there
fore and belief that you will be the
means of directing many sufferers to US
for relief and cure.
Here you see about you many things
in the way of chemical apparatus and
laboratory necessities that are doubt
less new and strange to you. But these
articles are, assure you, Indispensable
to those who delve into the mysteries
of Modern Science. BY their aid we are
enabled to see and understand many
things which would otherwise be far
beyond the range of human vision.
THE Microscope is to US the greatest
aid in our Scientific work. 1t enables
us to critically examine, all the tissues
of the human body, both in health and
disease. If we did not study the various
tissues and organs in health we would
not be able to replace or restore the lost
elements or waste material incident TO
disease.
I'VE study the Blood the Bones, the
Muscles and all the important Internal
Organs of the body separately and col
1ectively.
tain elements that should exist in that
important DEMONSTRATING fluid, we pre-
pare our remedy so that it will supply
the missing elements and make the
blood pure and healthy.
IF the Bones are brittle and rick
ETY. they are deficient in phosphates,
which must be supplied by means of
modern medication.
I'VE have studied the Lungs more
carefully, perhaps, than any other part
of the human organism. We know their
chemical and pathological composition
thoroughly, both in health and disease.
We know exactly what changes take
place in Consumption, what elements
are lost in the destruction of the lung
tissues, and we have studied the tu-
until we know that we can destroy it by
the administration of our own Newly
Discovered Remedies.
Therefore, when we say we can and
do cure Consumtion and other Wasting
Diseases, we speak advisedly and are
supported in our assertions by the tes-
timOnialS of thousands of grateful pa
tents in all sections of this country
whom we have cured during the past
few years.
by our New Method we can not only
Ver0 FfnsEarn Tr7c
sumtion, but we also resupply the
lost tissues and restore the lungs to
their normal strength and vigor, there
by not only curing the disease but also
insuring the sufferer against recurrent
attacks of the dread malady.
Our remedies quickly allay chest
pains, stop the distressing cough, fill
the arteries and veins with pure blood,
supply the lungs with the necessary
oxygen and the whole body with the
heat making carbo- hydrates upon which
the warmth, vim and vitality Of the
whole body so much depend.
Our remedies are both Food and
MISUNDERSTANDING and strengthen
ing-and at the same time eliminating
disease germs and resupplying such
lost elements as are absolutely neces-
sary to the restoration and mainten-
ance of a condition of perfect health in
Consumption and all other wasting
diseases.
ITO show our faith in our remedies.
and as an evidence of our ability to
throat, lung and chest troubles; la
grippe, stubborn coughs. catarrhal af-
fectiOns; scrOfula, general decline and
weakness, loss of flesh, and all wasting
conditions; we will cheerfully send
Three Free Bottles of our Newly Dis
covered Remedies, with complete in
structions, to all who write for them.
There is no charge for medicine or cor
respondence advice"
Simply address 7. A. SIocunn, Manu-
featuring Chemist, The Slocum Build
ing New York. giving the full address,
and when writing the Doctor, please
tell him of reading about his New Dis
covery in the Topeka Journal