The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-11

all manner of diseases as this system of
vital Science practiced at the Temple
or Health at Twelfth and Washington
streets in Kansas City, Mo. Every year
thousands of people come to this Tenn
PIE of Health, which now enjoys a ma
tional reputation, its fame having been
heralded by the glad voices of men
women and children to almost every
city, town and hamlet.
According to newspaper accounts,
appendicitis still holds first rank as a
fashionable disease. The knife is daily
brought into play upon the hapless
Victims men and women alike are be-
ing operated upon. In many instances
with fatal results.
This CHASTITY work will continue until
people learn that appendicitis is cura-
able by the DR.. Carson Vital Science
treatment without the slightest dan
ser and without surgical operation.
Many testimonials are on file and for
inspection at the doctors Office from
people who had the most desperate
and hopeless cases of appendicitis.
In view of the frightful death rate
attending the use of the knife in treat
ing appendicitis, the discovery and
successful use of DR.. Carson's treatment
at the Temple of Health at Twelfth
and Washington streets assures the i'm
portance of perhaps the greatest dis
coVerN in the medical zone of modern
times.
Mr.. Thomas Patterson of Norton
vile, Kas., had been suffering most
intensely for two weeks with what his
home and consulting physicians called
appendicitis, and each day was urged
to consent to undergo a surgical opera
ton. or death would certainly result
from his condition.
He was brought to the Temple of
Health; after consultation here he
commenced the Vital Science treat
ment Surprising as it may seem, in
less than three davS he was relieved
of all pain and entirely cured within
week.
Thomas Amor of Lexington, No,
says: Il was cured of appendicitis
two years ago. I had been advised to
submit to a surgical operation as the
only means of relief by my doctor. /
refused. [ went to the Temple of
Health in Kansas City and was cured
sound and well without the slightest
pain OF any kind, and have never had
a symptom Of appendicitis since. Hun
dreds have written me about my case.
/ gladly answer all letters
Arthur Walton Denison, Kas., says:
81 had but little hope that anything
could save me. NV home physician
told me I must submit to an operation
for appendicitis. After suffering in
tensely for two weeks. 1 almost yield
ed to the operation. Happily a neigh
Dor came to me and 1 learned about
the Temple of Health and DR.. Car
sons treatment. ] was taken to him
the next day. In one week returned
home sound and well. Not symptom
of appendicitis remains to tell my ter
rible suffering.
The Vital Science treatment has
proven equally successful in cases of
heart disease, lung, kidney and bowel
trouble, asthma, rheumatism, etc, and
in diseases peculiar to children, such
as SpaSnS, measles, scarlet fever, st.
Nitus's dance. paralysis, and also in
those equally requiring surgical atten-
ton, appendicitis, cancer, tumor, hip
joint disease; in fact. there is no dis
ease of which flesh is heir, where all
the organs are intact not having been
destroyed by the surgeons knife, as is
too often the case, that is not amen
able to this form of treatment.
The Temple of Health, eSta bliShed at
the corner of Washington and Twelfth
streets, in Kansas City, No, has been
and is the scene of physical restora-
tons which appear to be almost mirac-
ulOus
At the Temple of Health there is a
large collection of crutches. canes,
wheel chairs and surgical appliances
which have from time to time been dis
carded by the doctors patients. They
are mute, though powerful witnesses
of the cures which are constantly being
effected by this wonderful healer of
human ills and his former patients
from all sections of the country have
advertised his fame in village, town
and city.
Woman who were about to be rob
bed of the surgeons knife of the noble
privilege of motherhood have gone
there for help and have told their
pitiabe stories of malpractice, of trou-
bles misunderstood, of reckless opera
tons and afterWard they have been
saved and sent home to sit in the
happy circle that God intended them
Men have gone to the Temple to es-
| cape a drea ded and dreadful operation
| for appendicitis or for some other
form of intestinal interference and
have been cured in few treatments
/ with Vital Science.
+. Anyone who is sick and wishes to
1 obtain DR.. Carson's advice and learn
what he may be able to do for them, no
matter how complicated the ailment
may seem to be, OF how many doctors
have been consulted, may write freely
| and confidentially at any time a plain,
1 brief statement of the case Address
all letters to DR.. c. H. Carson, Temple
| of Health, Twelfth and Washington
| streets, Kansas City, Mo.