The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-28
THE TEMPLE OF HEALTH.
A Kansas City Institution of National
Prominence.
IFrom Medical TaIk.1

FROM Me01cal Talk.
There is an institution on the corner
of Twelfth and Washington streets, in
Kansas City, Mo-, known as the Temple
of Health, where all manner of dis
eases are successfully treated without
drugs, medicines or surgical opera
tons This temple was founded by DR..
c. H. Carson, whose career in Kansas
City during the past twenty-five years
has made for him worldwide repu-
| tation.
His successful development of the
science of healing. diseases without
medicine first brought upon him the
odium of the medical profession,
which he soon overcame by making his
methods of healing so marvelously
successful that many leading members
of the medical profession themselves
who had opposed him became his pa
irons and students.
The cures that he has effected among
people of all classes and especially
helpless little children that have been
brought to him, have made his reputa-
ton second to no man, not even the
famous Viennese surgeon. DR.. Carson
has cureo hundreds of little children
and it seems that his great work with
these little sufferers has just begun.
In one of the rooms of his Temple
of Health there is a great pyramid of
crutcheS, STATS, canes, wheel chairs,
braces and steel contrivanceS that have
been left there by his patients, they
having been restored to the perfect use
ing no further use for them.
Few men of any age of the world
have been able to accomplish so much
for suffering humanity. More than a
hundred thousand patients have been
the recipients of blessings at the hands
of DR.. Carson, who uses no drugs,
medicines, plaster casts or surgical OPP
erationS of any kind.
The following statements are select
ed as examples of his work. Mrs. A.
w. Wood. of La Harpe, Kas, says:
For two years L was a sufferer with
hip-joint disease, and was sent to a
Kansas City hospital to have a piece
of the bone removed, which the doc
tors said was crumbling away. While
at this hospital l heard of DR.. Carson
and his wonderful cures, and deter
mined to try his treatment before
would submit to the torture of a sur
geon's knife. When 1 was taken to
DR.. CarSon'S office I could not walk a
step without two crutches and my
husbands assistance. In a few min
uteS after receiving the Vital Treat
ment I threw away my crutcheS and
walked out of his room unaided, and,
although four years have elapsed, have
never felt a symptom of relapse"
Mr.. Thomas Patterson, of Norton
Vile, Kan, was treated last July for
appendicitis. He says: las soon as DR..
Carson laid his hand on my side / ex-
All pain vanished and the lump in my
side commenced to move or dissolve. L
felt easy, a feeling had not known for
many weeks. l was soon restored TO
good health, and within a few months
had gained fifty pounds"
Little Myrtle Carver, 2 years old, was
brought to DIR. Carson for treatment.
She was suffering with spinal menin
gifts and was carried upon a pillow, the
greatest care being necessary, as the
slightest movement caused her great
pain. She had been in this perfectly
helpless condition for a year, but in a
few treatments the child was entirely
restored to health and strength. Mrs.
Carver resides in Cameron, Mo.
These instances are given to show
that, no matter how seemingly hope
less the condition, the Vital Science
velous Vital Healing is not necessarily
predicted on a personal visit to DR.. Car
son, though that is the better plan. For
those who cannot come to him the
Doctor has prepared mis- Vitalized Home
treatment, and with it has cured hun
dreds. He uses no medicine whatever,
even in these cases.
Anyone who is sick and wishes to OBJ
tain DIR. Carson's advice and learn what
he may be able to do for them, or any
father or mother who has invalid
child, no matter how complicated the |
ailment may seem to be or now many
doctors have been consulted may write |
freely and confidentially at any time |
q plain, brief statement of the case, and |
he will answer all such letters without |
delay in the order in which they are |
received. Advice also given in all cases |
at his offices in the Temple of Health, |
or he will send to any address, free of |
charge, his large illustrated paper Civ |
ing particulars in regard to the treat |
ment. Address all letters to DIR. c. H. |
Temple of Health, Twelfth and |
streets, Kansas City, Mo. |