Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-04-22
ALL THINGS CONE

Known For Years That This Sec
tlOn Is Natures Sanitarium For
COnSumptiveS,
For fifteen long years this city has
battled for its independence and natural
rights against all odds. From every
defeat her citizens came up smiling and
hopeful. They knew they had all the
natural resources to build a city; rail-
roads, climate and healthful geographic
cal location, pure water, situation in
the center Of the beautiful Mimbres
valley surrounded by picturesque
mountains on all sides, the great cattle
shipping center of the southwest, and
the best location for manufactures and
smelters. These latter when fully es-
tablished will bring to this point for
treatment the rich gold, silver lead
and copper which are so abundant in
this section; and as well, those from
old Mexico, where our new railroads
are penetrating the richest portions of
the mining districts of the Mexican re-
public. Our people are prosperous, pro-
gressive and united to a man in all
public enterprises they believe to be
for the best interests Of our county and
city.
Now comes the greatest enterprise
Of all. 1t has been known and con-
ceded for years that this section is
natures own sanitarium $or consump-
tives, and many of the ablest physi.
clans and scientists in all parts of the
world have given their unqualified en-.
dorsment to New Mexico as possessing
all the natural conditions requisite il
the cure of this great white plague
commonly known as tuberculosis or con
sumption of the lungs. The UniteC
States government has emphasized thii
opinion in establishing it's military hos
pital and sanitarium for the care Of it,
soldiers and sailors at Fort Bayard aht
at other places in this territory
The experiment has been made and il
success published to the world. Tn,
great seal of government approval ha,
been placed upon the claims of thii
section.
Working along lines similar to tn,
governments plan the national colon,
and sanitarium for consumptives i
now formulating its plans on a gigan
tic scale. The movement will even
tually reach every town in tn,
country. 1t only costs one dollar to be
come a member Of this worthy benevo
lent association and the holder of
membership certificate is entitled to
vote in the general annual election o
managers. The certificate also carrie
the privilege of correspondence wit
the officers of the association and t
free diagnosisis Of his, or any friend
case by any physician employed by thi
association in any part of the Unite
States. The applicant will be tol
frankly what his chances are Of rC
covery.
Every man and woman in health an
comfort naturally wants to do some
, thing to help the afflicted aud there
, no better way to do it than by lendin
helping hand to this great movemer
for this class of sufferers. Every do
lar goes to help some poor sufferin
} human being who is not able to hel
himself. Churches of all denominl
tions and all fratsrnal associations AZ
represented by some charter member
in this benevolent work. No Office
receives one cont for his services
! Only the solicitors, physicians, nurse
and others employed to do the wOr
: receive any compensation for their SCI
vices. Call upon Judge Field, F.
Rogers or any member of the Denim
J auxiliary board for list of names 1
the head of the movement and for
prospectus Of the association showin
its plans and purposes.
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