Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-29
WANTS 'RAFT
10 KNOW
The american Lumbcrnan' Gets
Remarkable Article From Cal
ifornia Friend--Ihe Edl'
tors Comments.

The remarkable article following,
with the Editors comments thereon 10
taken from the American LumDer-
man." the able exponent Of the lumber
interests Of the country.
Editor American Lumberman, Cniea-
go, III.
Dear Sir: We are aware that there
is a great deal OF Brighrs Disease ana
Diabetes among the lumber fraternity
in general and many others, and ieel
as though IL is my duty TO say TO the
suffering that we have remedy on this
coast which has record for alleyiatins
the sufferings Of So per cent of the pa
tients who have tried It, In one case
in particular Ga man 70 years Old that
the doctors had given up), about a year
ago somebody advised the old gentle"
I man Of ii and today he Is working az
| his business ps a photographer anc
| says that age Is against him. OK course;
| but he does not anticipate that ne WIZ
! die VI Brght's Disease.
/ / have n mind another case whicp
! five eminent doctors OF California ana
| the East had given up This was u
| very prominent man. and the attending
! physicians said he couldn't live twelve
hours. His family tried Il and 1t KEPT
| him alive for Ave weeks. Owing 10
| climatic change he died but am satis-
fed that had he acted on my advice
and taken It year sooner, &c wouln
be alive today
Several mon OF prominence and
wealth have been saved. one would
mention IN particular Is g former JUS
tlce OF the Supreme Court, VINO was
given up By tho doctors twelve years
ago, but is alive today. And know OF
many people. both rich and poor, 1t has
| helped
About six years ago couple OF
| Southern Pacific railroad conductors
contracted Brlghts Disease and they
went up into the mountains TO camp
the doctors said they could not i've
more than a ycar, and somebody sug-
gested IL to them and have been M
formed by parties who know them thas
they are again at their posts ana con-
slider themselves fully cured.
am not doing this for any pecuniary
gain Tor myself neither viii | give the
name OF the medicine, but II anybody
interested win write to me- sending
stamps for reply, ETC., will see that
they are supplied with literature sum
cient 10 satisfy any one Except, per-
haps, a physician Of the merit OF the
prepare ton and that IL VIII prolong Ire
If not cure the disease. An ask Is that
the party send stamps with his or hei
| INJURY lN iNAlAt NVAaA HA'RNHAS
enough 10 cover the postage on th'
reading matter to be sent.)
While | do not consider myself quite
! as good an authority on medical mat
tiers as on lumber | feel that | am p
duty bound 20 let your readers know a
the existence of this thing and tina
4 1t will help such as are afflicted Will
II these diseases, and probably cure them
H II there will be any charge for TIL
II send me the bill and will gladly remit
II for / feel that this is the least l ca
" do to hep my fellow man. | would sa.
III 60 YOU further that | do not know IN
II party who puts up this medicine, Meth
II err do | know anybody connected wilt
II the institution. ] do know, however
u that the preparation will help the hu
man family.
8 do not know Of more than one Q
d two doctors on the Dlast recon
Is mend 1t for the simple reason mat IN
party Will not give the complete for
mula to the medical fraternity, there
IS fore, they will not prescribe It. In Gel
J. tain cases however, they have pre-
t. scribed It under a different name an
n have reaped the benefit of It's cures.
r. MATT HARRIS.
n. San Francisco, Cal. Dec 2, 1905.
In 1.-THE cure comes highly recommens
* cd, Mr., Harris standing In the lumb'
le trade and as man Is known 10 mar
3, OF the fraternity. The Lumberman'
es pleased TO give prominence to tn
l. statement BY Mr. Harris and as {
AZ sending him bill, our answer Is sim
ST lar to that given by the little boy WI
the apple, when asked for the cor
There ain't Coins to be no core. ED
ed tori"
~ The idea Of a specific being so effec
10 i've as to cause an enthusiastic spect
I'd tor entirely unknown to the compoun
G. ers. 10 advertise 1t at his own expen
C. and the declinatlon of great paper
d. national circulation TO accept pay
cs same is an experience that no histo
r. parallels.
he The article refers to the recoveries
T. ing made by Fulton's Compounds. q
ad was as much a surprise TO the Fult
ed people as to anybody. They knew not
es. ing of Il until thirty days after the ar
ey Gle appeared.
In We, too will see that people desiri
II are sent literature concerning Z
tn. important discovery.--F, j. Hill DIR
IRIS Co, Salt Lake City,
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