The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-13
TO sTARTLE MEDICAL WORLD.
A New Lymph Which May Duplicate
DR.. Koch's Wonderful Discovery.


According TO Mr.. Justus GOebel OF the
firm of Lowry & Goebel Of this city, the
discovery of DR.. Wilfred G.. Frahck OF
New York City of general treatment for
disease VIII reYolUuonize the world Of
mediclne, and when Il is given to the
world will create a greater sensation than
the discovery Of the famous Koch lymph
Mr.. GOeOel has just returned from New
York, where he has been undergoing the
treatment for the past three months for
catarTh and a throat affection that has
troubled him for years. In spea king of
the matter, he told the following story:
For years I was affected with throat
trouble, and I tried every. cure that is
known 70 man. received no relief, and
some three years ago removed with my
family to Arizona, hoping that the eli
matte conditions there would give me
the relief that / had been unable to Sc
cure elsewhere. It seemed to do me but
little good, and / still continued trying
everything that I could hear OF that was
considered a cure Finally one day /
read a small article in a western paper
upon a wonderful discovery made BY Dr.
Fralick of New York and / decided to 20
there at once and see If there was any
merit IN it.
Il arrived in New York about three
months ago and made thorough investi-
cation of the matter before / placed my
self under the doctors care. What I
learned was satisfactory and what ] have
learned and the benefit that / have. de-
rived from the treatment since has made
me a firm advocate Of ii, and | cannot
say enough Of II. I wrote TO my wife in
Phoenix, Ariz., ard told her about the
benefits l had received. and told her to
tell Judge Hanson Kennedy of Carlisle
KY, who is out there that he could not
do better than place himself under the
same treatment. The judge told several
others, and as a result wealthy ArizOn-
ian, whose. son is an invalid. came to
New York and offered DR.. Fralick an
INN n "a d, A.
son. OF course, DT. FraIiek could not
leave his patients and had TO refuse.
Then 10 was that the thought struck me
to establish the treatment in Arizona,
believing that the climatic conditions
would make that state the best in the
Union Tor the thorough testing Of the dis
coVery. 1 spoke TO Dr. Frahck. and he
at once saw that my plan was a good
one. and asked me to recommend him
some good physician who could take hold
of the matter there for him. / recon-
mended DR.. Hanson Kennedy of Phoenix
and within the next three weeks DR..
Fralick viii go 10 Arizona and teach Dr.
Kennedy the rudiments Of his discovery,
and the work will be begun there.
The FTalick cure consists Of an in
fusion into the blood of an antiseptic
fluid, which is made from a secret for
mula which DR.. Fralick discovered while
making one of his researches for an anti
septic for use in surgery. With this fluid
DIR. Fralick eXplOdes the old theory that
air OF foreign substances, such as LIQUIDS
cannot be infused into the blood of hui
man beings without great danger to life
DIT. Fralick's mode of infusing the fluid
into the blood of patients is through the
veins the veins of the wrist being most
frequently used He places the patient
upon IN operating table and suspends a
small bottle Of the fluid heated TO a de-
gree exactly equal to that Of the patients
blood. about eight inches above the
body. An incision is then made in one Of
the veins Of the patients wrist One
end Of a tube is then inserted into this
vein and the other end is placed in the
I bottle 50 as 10 form a siphOn. and the
fluid IS then forced into the vein by gray
ity alone. the pressure being equal at
all tim2s and no undue force Occurring
This operation is repeated every four
weeks.
The sensation produced BY the fluid
passing into the veins is akin TO electrical.
and every nerve of the body. from the
( head TO the feet tingles not unpleasantly.
The brain or mind are in no wise af-
tected By the infusion of fluid. The en-
I tire body experiences a warming sensa-
/ ton when the fluid begins to pass into It.
Mr.. GOebel viii return 10 his Arizona
I home He is most enthusiastic over tho
/ discovery OF DR.. Fralick, and said that he
is willing 10 stake his entire fortune that
I the fluid viii do all that is claimed for il.
I While in New York he interviewed a num-
| Der of Dr. Fralick's patients and took
/ stenOgraphic accounts Of the cures
worked In each case. and he feels salts
I fled that the treatment viii prove sure
/ cure for tuberculosis as well as all throat
| disorders.
II is understood that II the Arizona ex-
periments prove successful DR.. Fralick
] VIII make public all details concerning his
/ discovery.