Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-08
ACTIVE, EARNEST, PERSISTENT EFFORT


Energetic. pcrSeyerng action Is gcner-
ally necessary 10 overcome the obstacles
and attain great and noble ends In life.
SO. too. II one IL afflicted with dread
disease which has fastened itself upon
some Of the organs OF the body and become
firmly seated as lingering or chronic
malady. active and persistent treatment
Is generally necessary TO dislodge the
enemy.
Since any medical treatment, however
good II may be. must he long continued
Ia order 10 be effective IN old established
and therefore obstinate cases, how i'm
pOrtant that the remedlcal agencies en-
ployed be- Of harmless character. To be
safe and harmless, when their use Is thus
pTotraCted they should be Of such nature
as 10 be- easily eliminated or carried ont
OF the system when they have performed
thor work, Just as the refuse OF food IL
carried out OF the system. Most mineral
medicines are not thus easily gotten rid
OF. Take arsenic, for instance, II intro
duced into the system in any considerable
quantity It viii lodge In tho brain, liver,
kidneys and other parts and there remain
As foreign body To set up irritation and
disease for o long period Of time If death
does not sooner intervene. This Is also
true Of most mineral medicines.
With medicines Of yegeta bic compost
tion It Is different They do their work
BY aiding the natural functions Of the
several organs Of the body for which they
have an affinity. and like tho refuse Of
our food. are carried out " the system
through the natural emunCtorles- the
lung', skin, kidneys and bowels Thus
no injury IS done to tho system In cases
where tho use NJ such medicines Is con-
tinued for long period of time Espe-
clally Is this true II the medicine taken II
free from alcohol II Is well known, how
ever, that oven small portions of alcohol
taken for a considerable period " time
will do serious injury to the bodily organs
and functions and specially TO tho brain.
How important then, IN choosing 4 med
i'ine for treating n malady OF long stand
ing, and when medicines must IN order
10 cure, be presevcringly taken for con-
siderable period Of time, that those only
should be used which are k1lOi0n to be free
from alcohol and OF vegetable compost.
tlon.
with most medicines put up for family
use and sold through druggists, their
composition "a kept a profound secret,
known only 20 those who compound and
put them out for sale. Any afflicted
person who buys and uses then, does so,
as Ii We're I'm the dark, VI not indeed at his
or her peril They may and generally do,
contain a very large percentage OF alcohol
or cheap whisky which thoroughly units
them Tor proracted use But this is not
the worst fault OF many ~ thnm objec-
tionahle though % Is, Narcotics and
mineral posons which We have shown 10
be so harmful, especially when used pro-
tractedly, are contained In many of these
sgcret compounds.
To overcome tho wcll-grounded and
reasonable objections OF the moro intel
ligent To the use OF secret medicinal com.
pounds. Dr. r.. Y. pjnrcc, OF Buffalo y.
Y. some time ago, decided tomako a bod
departure from tho usual course pursued
by the makers Of putup medicines for do
nestle use and so has published broad.
cast and openly 20 the whole world. ull
and complete list OF AL the Ingredients
entering into the composition of his widely
celebrated medicines Thus he has taken
his numerous patrons and patients into
his full confidence Thus TOO he has re-
moved his medicines from among secret
nostrums OF doubtful merits. and made
them Remedies 0 Rnolrp Composition.
by this bold step be has shown that his
formulas are OF such excellence that he
IS not afraid 10 subject them 20 the fullest
scrutiny, He has come 10 believe. and is
willing 20 couccde, that his patients and
all who take his put-up medicines have a