The Goodland republic., 1906-07-13
SUCCESSFUL INSTITUTION
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE OF VITAL
SCIENCE IN KANSAS CITY.
And the Success Which One Man Has
Attained in a Few Years in
Treating Diseases Without
Drugs or Surgery.

Perhaps no mans ability to cope
with a dread disease has been put to
a more severe test than has that Of
DR.. Carson, in the treatment OF ap-
pendicitis. Patients are brought to
him from every part Of the country
suffering with the dread disease, most
OF them having been given up by the
attending physicians, although some
had held out to them the vague hope
that under certain conditions a sur
gical operation might perhaps save
life Patients have been carried into
his Office helpless, laid out on a stretch
er, suffering the most excruciating
agOnies Of the dread disease, and been
raised up as If by magic, after a few
treatments at his hands, and without
the use Of drugs or the even more
deadly knife While relief is almost
sure to result from the first treatment
a cure is certain to be perfected within
few days, no matter how long stand
ing the disease or how many other
physicians have passed a hopeless
verdict upon it. And why? Because
Dr. Carson understands the disease
knows what the appendix is-under-
stands its various functions and knows
that even insanity may result by the
removal OF this gland, OF which the
medical profession admit they know
absolutely nothing, although they are
willing and eager to assist in its re-
mOval, as the easiest way out Of the
difficulty.
DR.. Carson leads a more strenuous
life, perhaps, than any other man in
town, is at his desk early and late,
long lines Of patients awaiting his
coming each morning, and the crowds
throughout the day. How he man
ages to handle so many is one of the
mysteries OF his calling, but that he
does, and successfully, the records Of
his office point with no undecided fin
ger.
Outdoor exercise is as necessary to
DR.. Carson as is the air he breathes,
and he is an enthusiast on the auto
mobile question. His big touring car
is seen on the driveways Of Kansas
City almost every evening in the year,
regardless OF the weather, as he needs
this relaxation, after the great amount
OF vital energy he transmits to others,
throughout the vigils Of the day at the
Temple Of Health.
Now that the Temple of Health has
been placed upon so secure a footing
superstition can asSaiI its foundation,
Dr. Carson has directed his efforts
towards the founding Of a college of
psychic-SarcOlOgyr where his system
may oe taught, that It may remain
monument 70 his skill and to his love
OF health for all the world. Pupils
are received at the college, which has
been incorporated under the laws Of
the state Of Missouri, and il is hoped
10 leave II an endowment fund so
that Il may employ the greatest sChoI-
ars Of the day in its halls, and per
form 2 wonderfully benefcent work
for the good Of mankind. Vital science
IS taught at the college, and thus is
the gospel OF the new school spread
ing. enlightening the eyes Of the world
and pointing the way to a drugIess
and painless system Of restoring
health that seemed mythical when
nrst prOpounded, but which has prov
en- ITSELF without a doubt, the most
pracllcaDte ana sensible OF ali the in
nOTatiOns OF modern times and mod
ern progress
The fact that appendicitis can be
cured, without drugs or the knife bv
Dr. @. H Carson Of the Temple Of
Health Twelfth and Washington
streets. Kansas City, has Travelled
around the country so fast that many
OF the sufferers from this dread dis
ease seem 70 land in Kansas CITY.
eager to avail themselves Of the mower
Of the physician who has mastered the
disease and made its cure not oniv
possible. but certain, permanent and
complete. without the use OF druEs or
surgical operations Of any kind -
kansas City Journal