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

DR.. Carson of dangerous and acute at
tack of cholera infantum.
Baby Browning, cured of tumor on
Carl Muehlebach. 12-year-old son of
Brewer Muehlebach of Kansas City, Mo,
cured of chorea by DR.. Carson, after hav-
ing been given up by the other physi-
Little Blanche Cook, 684 South Third
street, ArmOurdale, Kas., cerebro-spinal
meningitis.
Little Minnie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dietrich 2515 Chestnut street. Kansas
City, Mo, cured of paralysis, caused by
diphtheria and scarlet fever. This case
was regarded as hopeless.
Little Pearl Booker, daughter of Mrs
J. T. Booker, 2527 Grove street, Kansas
City, Mo, cured of nervous prostration
and st. NituS dance in a few treatments
Dorsa Smith, daughter of Peter Smith,
IS months old, being at the point of death
with spinal fever, restored by a single
treatment; never had a relapse.
Freddie HOke. 3-year-old son of Mrs.
Horton HOke, Lees Summit, Mo, had
never walked a step from birth; after
three treatments was able to walk and
was fully restored
Suffer little children to come unto
me, and forbid them not, was spoken by
Him who spoke as no man hath spoken.
to DIR. Carson, and he viii heal them all.
A modern teacher and well known doctor
has been promising and doing this for a
quarter of a century in Kansas City
There is no disease of babyhOOd that
Dr. Carson, the Well-knOWn vital doctor.
to him by mothers who had lost all hope,
and the little sufferers have been quickly
and permanently cured. The babies and
young children whose health and life
them today is q living monument Of what
DR.. Carson has done.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-11

ger and agony, DR.. Carson cures APP
pendicitis every day.
Many children, deformed, suffering
from hip joint disease. spinal and
other seemingly hopeless ailments are
treated with the most wonderful sue
cess, and in no case does he cause the
little one the least suffering, no plaS-
ter casts. bandages or braces being
used in the treatment, neither is there
drop of blood drawn by the cruel
knife
A case that illustrates the remark
able skill possessed by DIR. Carson is
that of the infant child of Mrs. Rag
land of Armourdale. The child was
brought to the Temple of Health in
an apparently dying condition 1t
weighed eleven bounds at birth. and
al this time, at the age of 10 months
weighed only nine pounds. and was
almost q skeleton. The mother had
abandoned all hope of saving it's life,
and had brought it to Kansas City to
nave its picture taken before it died.
WhlIe IN the photograph gallery a
friend asked her why she did not see
Dr.. Carson. The friend said that if
anyone could cure it he could. Mrs.
Ragland said that she had already
had seventeen different physicians and
that none of them was able to do any
thing for the child. The friend was
lnsistent, however, and Mrs. Ragland
finally decided to make one more trial.
The baby was taken to the Temple of
Health In three treatments the child
was restored, and in six months it was
as healthy baby as could be found
anywhere. Hundreds of people have
seen this child and there is not q
plumper or healthier youngster any
where.
Reader. do you know that at the
Temple of Health in Kansas CITY hun
dreds of little suffering children who
were deformed and helpless have been
fully and completely restored to the
use of body and limb? What greater
blessing could you bring to some little
child that is sick. crippled or deformed
than to persuade the parents to take
the little sufferer to DIR. Carson's Tenn
pie Of Health for treatment?
Multitudes of little children have
been brought to him suffering from all
manner of bodily and mental inflrIni-
ties, and many are now grown up to
useful men and women as result of
his marvellous method of treatment.
The record of cures at this esta bIish-
ment is unparalleled by any other sys-
flock to the Temple of Health when
they have failed to find relief from
medical or surgical treatment.
The doctor himself is a man of rare
Intellectual attainment. His latest lit
erary work is a book that treats on the
science Of healing. 1t deserves and
will receive the widest recognition,
owing, no doubt, to the doctors long
established reputation as a healer and
scientist
The sick and afflicted everywhere re-
joice to know that there is such a place
as the Temple of Health, a place that
offers relief from suffers.
The Temple of Health is located at
the corner of Twelfth and Washington
streets in Kansas City. Mo. Write to
DR.. Carson at this address and you will
receive. free of charge, a beautiful il
Illustrated magazine, giving full particu-
lars in regard to this wonderful institu-
ton. 1t may be of great value to you.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-11
FIRST RESULTS APPEAR
Effects of the Discovery Of Blood
less Treatment for
Appendicitis.
ARE NATURAL AND INTERESTING
The Prominent Features of the First
Two and Most Important Re
suits Portrayed by a Dis
interested Writer.

The recent continuation by an eminent
authority of the announcement that the
cause of appendicitis and a cure thereof
without the use of medicine or surgical
Instruments had been discovered by a.
local physician, is having its natural re-
suits. The first effect of the discovery
after it came to be known as an absolute
certainty was the instantaneous attrac-
ton of worldwide attention toward Kan
sas city and the man residing therein
who was credited with such achievement,
The. first impulse of the doctors who per
form onerations was to rejoice and pro-
claim it the greatest and most important
forward step of the age. Prejudice and
unbelief, however, instantly arose as a
naadicaI element learned that the great
discovery was made at the now famous
Temple of Health and that its founder,
DR. G H Carson himself was the man
whom all the talk and excitement was
about Their action was deplorable, but
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-11
A MODERN SHRINE
One Surprising Cause Of Greatly In
creased railroad Travel to
Kansas City.
Reduced Railroad Rates for Autumn
Events Bring Hundreds to the
Temple of Health.

The vital power of one strong man
consciously working for the good of
his fellow man was perhaps never
more apparent than today in Kansas
City. For many years at the Temple
of Health at Twelfth and Washington
streets, DR.. c. II. Carton, the founder
of the school of Vital Sciene and Col
lege of Psychic Sarco1ogy, has been
pouring forth his vitalizing power for
the healing of physical Ills without
medicines or surgery. DR.. Carson is
the discoverer of the greatest system
every put in practice for the relief of
suffering humanity.
While the low railroad rates have
been on for the big autumn events,
many from distant parts of the country
have taken advantage of them to come
to Kansas City only to visit the Temple
of Health. Literally hundreds have
thronged the Temple floors awaiting
the doctors care. Little children in
arms. already weary and sick of the
world, are brought for healing and go
away changed little beings. Wealthy
men of the worid-bankers, business
men and suffering women from every
way OF ufe-come halting and sick
but depart possessed of health and it's
secrets.
Kansas City should indeed be proud
of an institution that brings so many
eager visitors within her gates-to be
successfully cured and sent away hap
py. The awful ravages of stomach
and heart trouble, of apopIeXy. paraly-
sis and even of dread appendicitis fade
and give way to health under the Won
derful yet most inspiring treatment.
In almost every state of the union he
has men, women and children who
stand as living monuments to the eff
cacy of his remarkable healing power.
The story of cures wrought by him
sounds like exaggeration. vet seeing is
believing, and there is a wonderful ar
ray of evidence showing how he has
brought thousands of sufferers from
the verge of the grave and hung upon
their cheeks the rosy bloom of health.
A long line of patients may be seen
frequently in front of the Temple of
Health waiting for admission to the
charmed place.
No medicines, drugs or surgical op-
erauons are used A few years ago
no such disease as appendicitis was
known Now when a person has a Sc
we're pain anywhere in the abdomen,
a doctor is Immediately called in. He
performs an operation. and if the pa
tient lives it is called a wonderful tri-
umph- Nothing is said if the patient
dies. But the day of the surgical oper-
alton has passed Appendicitis can
be cured by Vital Science treatment at
/ the Temple of Health without a sur
gical operation, with It's attendant dan
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-11

neither is there a drop of blood drawn
by the cruel knife.
The sick and afflicted everywhere re-
Joice to know that there is such a place
as the Temple of Health, a place that
offers relief from suffering.
If you have a little one helpless. de-
formed and sick, you need not despair.
Take it to DR.. Carson at the Temple of
Health. He gives no medicine; nor
does he use the knife in any case. Your
child is absolutely safe in his care.
If you are sick yourself no matter
how hopeless your case may seem, it
will be to your interest to consult this
doctor. The vital power given through
his touch often changes the suffering
one from a condition of agony to
peaceful rest, and in the shortest pos
sible time, to perfect health
For over twenty-five years DIR. Car
son has practiced his method, known
as Vital Science, which has proved the
greatest boon ever known to suffering
humanity. Old and young alike have
been partakers of the bounty offered
by this great healer and humanitarian.
Those who are interested in this
great science should send for the spe-
cial illustrated edition of the Health
Reporter which gives much valuable
information concerning the treatment.
It will be sent to anyone who desires
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-11
Purely a BIOOdIeSS Treatment
The Writer CorrobOrates the Statement
That Appendicitis Is Durable
Without Use of a Knife.

From the Kansas City Journal.
Despite the theory Endorsed by the
medical fraternity, that appendicitis is
practically incurable without a surgi-
cal operation, it seems that, after all,
the use of a knife is unnecessary.
1t has been known for some time
that DR.. Carson had discovered the
cause and a remedy for appendicitis,
but in certain quarters the statement
has been denied that his treatment is
entirely without the use of knife
In order to ascertain the facts con-
corning the matter, the writer yester-
and questioned at considerable length
some of the patients in various stages
of the treatment which they are under
going for appendicitis
The result of the investigation cor
roborates and sustains in every partic-
ular the statement that it is purely a
blOodless and simple treatment.
No surgical instrument or medicines
of any kind are used in any case at
The Temple of Health and in fact an
operating table cannot be found in the
building.
So clear and convincing was the re-
suit of his research, that the writer
can state positively that no further
need is apparent for the use of the
knife in the treatment of appendicitis
and it only takes three to six days to
effect a cure
This announcement will be received
enthusiastically by hundreds of suffer
ers who hesitate to accept the heavy
odds imposed by the operating table,
and who at the same time have been
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-11
TO AVOID DELAY.

The details of the work at the Tenn
pie of Health. are now arranged in
such a systematic manner that the
people who come for the purpose of
consultation or treatment are subject
ed TO but little delay While it is not
always possible to gixe immediate at
tention to all who arrive, every effort
is made to reduce the time of wait
ing to a short degree.
DIT. Carson is ably assisted by DIR. F.
NJ. Planck, who has for many years
filled the responsible position Of Asso-
ciate Vital Healer, and who is admir-
ably adapted to the work
Mrs Carson. the Doctors wife. as
treasurer. gives her personal attention
to arranging details and contracts with
all new applicants and thereby mater
tally aids in eXpediting the work of all
concerned.
Persons living at a distance from
Kansas City, and who contemplate Wis
iting the Temple of Health for the first
time. should write and notify DR.. Car
son when they expect TO arrive. BY
doing this d place may be secured on
the list of visitors for that day and con-
sultation can be~had soon after their
arrival
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-11
A GREAT INSTITUTION.

suits had been accomplished in that
time Mrs. Carver returned to the doc
tors Office ia one month; this time the
child was plump, rosy-cheeked,
rompiug little fairy, bright, laughing
and happy. Mrs. Carver lives in Cam
erOn, Mo
Mrs. Minnie Pulley, of Osawatomie,
kas-, makes the following statement
concerning her boy: My son Walter
is four years old. At the age OF two
years he had spinal fever, Assesses
formed on his left side over the region
of his heart. He was sick for eight
months becoming very low and no one
expected him to live. He had three
operations for abscess, but the doc
tors could not cure him.
Finally he became paralyzed and
was utterly helpless. could only move
one hand slightly. I then took him to
Dr. Carson's Temple of Health. At this
time ne could not move, walk or even
stand by being held, but after receiv-
ing i've treatments he regained the
use of his legs, could stand, walk and
even run. We found no further treat
ment necessary. We never can thank
Dr. Carson enough for curing our boy.
The above statement is from
mother who knows what a suffering
and helpless child for two years means
Mrs. Pulley desires that her statement
be given the greatest publicity.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-11
CROWDS
VISIT HIM.
Some Very Strange Happenings in This
Age-A Case from Raglan, Nebraska.

Some Very Strange Happenings in This
Age-A Case from Raglan, Nebraska.
From Raglan, Neb., Weekly:
Mrs. White, G. G. Abraham and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs Herndon and Mrs E.
Huston and daughter. all from near
Ragan, Neb.s returned home from Kan
sas City the first OF the week, where
they were taking treatment with Dr.
Carson The daughter of Mrs. Huston,
a child of eight years. prior to going
to Kansas City had been belfast at
her nome for more than two weeks
with what Was pronounced by the at
tending physician a severe attack OF
appendicitis. She was taken to KAN
sas City on stretcher and so carried
into Dr.. Carson Office. The doctor at
once cast the stretcher aside among d
pile of crutches invalid chairs body
braces, etc, and in ten minutes time
under his treatment had the little girl
walking about the hall and reception
rooms with her parents and other pa
tents in waiting. She continued to
improve and accompanied her parents
in their walks about the city and after
six days treatment came home with no
i'll feelings from her attack of appendl-
citis and aside from being somewhat
reduced in flesh by her sickness, was
apparently as we'll as she ever had
been.
Children whose deformed hips or
backs caused many a tear to flow from
they lay in restless sIumber have been
touched with the vitalizing power of
the doctors hand and have returned to
their homes bright, laughing and hap
py, to tighten their parents hearts
Many a family owes its very exist
ence to this mans timely and wonder
full treatment of a long list of diseases
few of which have yielded to the best
efforts of those who continue in the use
of antiquated and cruel methods of
surgeons.
In that respect alone the Temple Of
Health is today the most remarkable
evidence of what one may do for the
world if only one is sure, earnest, care
full and. above all else, thoroughly
alive to the proper use of the power
placed in his hands by a wise Creator.
Many children, crippled. deformed,
suffering from hip and join disease.
spinal and other seemingly hopeless
ailments. are treated with the most
wonderful success at the Temple of
Health. and in no case does DR.. Car
son cause the little one the least suf-
fering, no plaster casts, bandages or
braces being used in the treatment,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-11
WHAr DOES THIS MEAN?
Kansas City Modern Bethesda-I4it-
tie Children Receive the Blessing.

Ems institution in Kansas City. ON
account OF the numerous and wonder
1ul cures effected, has gained the title
OF "a Modern Bethesda" During the
past few years this establishment has
come into national prominence, Ow-
ing to the ever-increastng multitude
of people who come within its benefi-
cent influence.
People from all over the United
States Canada, Mexico, and even Elu-
rope have wendell their way to kan
sas City in search of this wonderful
Temple of Health, where all manner
OF disease are cured, without drugs.
medicines, or surgical Instruments
DR.. Q. II. Carson, the founder of this
magnificent institution, is one of the
greatest healers of modern times: he
has certainly discovered the key to the
healing art. He is a man of great
physical strength and power of en-
durance, and although he has admins
tered his healing power to many thou
sands of people during the past thirty
years or more, he seems like a man
hood.
AIultitudes of little children have
been brought to him suffering from
ell manner of bodily and mental in
nrmitiess and many are now growing
I'D to useful men and women as a
result of his marvellous method of
treatment.
His work among children i'm many
Vtennese surgeon and many children
deformed, suffering from hip joint dis
ease, spinal and other seemingly hope
less ailments, are treated with the
most wonderful success, and in no
case does he cause the little one the
least suffering, no plaster casts band
ages or braces being used in the treat
ment, neither is there a drop of blood
drawn by the cruel knife.
The record of cures at this estab-
lishment is unparalleled by any other
system Of treatment. Well, may peo-
pie flock to the Temple of Health when
they have failed to find relief from
medical or surgical treatment.
The sick and afflicted everywhere
rejoice to know that there is such a
place as the Temple of Health, a place
that offers relief from suffering.
Little Myrtle Carver was afflicted
with spinal meningitis and apparently
bevond hope of recovery. The mother,
heart-broken and disconsOlate, brought
her baby to the Temple of Health. For
over a year this child had lain upon a
cushion; emaciated, in constant pain,
and absolutely helpless. There was no
rest for the child or the mother. Many
doctors had been consulted, but they
could give no relief AS soon as DR..
rsarson commenced treatment a change
became noticeable. In three days the
g5ofher returned home. Marvellous re-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-11
DIR. CARsoN,s LATEST WORK.

THE Compendium of Revealed
knowledge" is the name of Dr.. Car
sons latest work. The subject mat
ter of this volume is of the greatest
importance to all who are DESTROYS of
knowing the laws and principles of
life and their relation to health.
DR.. Carson has taken UP and ex-
planned that wonderful intuitive power
known as the sixth sense showing
the advantage of cultivating this sub
tile agent and its Importance in dealing
with the affairs of everyday life.
We have been taught from infancy
that there were but five avenues of
human dge-sight, hearing,
smell touch and taste, but this work
unfOlds to us another and even more
important sense, the cultivation of
which proves of inestimable value.
The book viii appeal to the unpreju-
diced mind and to the lover of truth.
1t is so prolific that it would be impos-
sible for US to give even an outline of
its compass. Every unique work III
this work is an extended one, it might
be said to be the product of a lifetime
of observation and study The prin-
Ciples taught have been in practical
demonstration for the past thirty years
and are the result of intense personal
experience
The book from beginning to end is
one Of extreme interest to every one
who desires to know himself and his
relation to the universe. The demand
is large and the edition limited there
fore. all desiring copy should write
at once. The price is $500.
Address. Compendium Publishing
Co, 1119 Washington St, Kansas City,
Mo
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-11
Helpless, Deformed and Nervous Chill
dren Cured by DR.. Carson.

To show what the treatment practiced
at the Temple of Health, in Kansas City,
viii do for little children we append 4
few Of the cases cured.
The following are a few of the hundreds
of little sufferers with all kinds of all
ments, diseases, spinal Affections, help
less and deformed, who were speedily re-
stored by DR.. CarSon's Vital Treatment
and that, too, after all methods of medi-
cal treatment had failed.
Lewis Lally, aged seven years, son Of
L. L. Laly, manager of Crane company,
New York city, cure of chorea and St
Nitus dance, after everything else failed;
by DR.. Carson.
Mrs. T. W. PaImer's baby was cured by
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-11

skeptical regarding Dr.. Carson's treat
ment
In view Of the frightful death rate
attending the use of the knife in treat
ing appendicitis, the discovery and
successful use of DR.. Carsol's treatment
at The Temple of Health at Twelfth
and Washington streets, assures the
Importance of perhaps the greatest
discovery in the medical zone of mod
ern times.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-11
WELL WORTH A VISIT
The Temple of Health, Northeast Cor
ner of Twelfth and Washing
ton. Kansas City.
Hundred of People Visited the Famous
Institution During the Past
Week.

There is nothing known in ali past
or present methods of healing that has
cured 50 many people suffering from
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-29
LANCASTER,

Lancaster. June IS. - Miss Carry
Cornwell, of Arkansas, has been visit
ing relatives and friends in this
place.
Miss Maude Holmes, who has been
visiting near Keota5 has returned to
her home.
Mr., and Mrs. c. D. Utterback, Jr.,
spent Sunday with Mr.. Utterback's
brother, Frank Utterback.
Miss Kittie and Charles Utterback
spent Sunday at the home of S. A.
Gilliland.
Misses Nellie Bott and Laura Gill;
land spent Saturday evening and Sun
day in Sigourney.
Several from this place attended the
band concert Saturday evening in Sig
Quincy.
Mrs. Mary Jane Moore, of South
English moved to her own home In
Lancaster Saturday.
Frank and Miss Jennie Lowe spent
Saturday and Sunday with their sister
Mrs Outlet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chell Utterback spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Chelrs
brother, Warren Long.