The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-22
WANTS CRAFT
TO KNOW
The American Lumberman "
Gets a Remarkable Article
From a California Friend
The Editors Comments.

The remarkable article following, with
the Editors comments thereon, is taken
from the -Amerlcan. Lunl norman. tLs
able exponent Of the luinper interests
Editor American Lumberman," Chicago
Dear Sir. We are aware that there is
great Deal of Bright Disease and LA
betes among the lumber fraternity in
general and many others. and I feel as
though it is my duty to say 10 the SUI
fering that W. have remedy on this
coast which has a record for aHeviatinS
the sufferings Of S. per cent OF the
patients who have tried it. In one case
IN particular "a man % years old that
the doctors had given up, about q year
agO somebody advised the old gentleman
business as a photographer ana says lhat
age is against him, OF course, but he
does net anticipate that he will die OF
I have in mind another case which five
eminent doctors of California and the
east had given up. This was very prom
irent man, and the attending physicians
said he couldn't live twelve hours Ills
five weeks. Owing to a climatic change
he died. but I am satisfied that had he
acted on my advice and taken 1t a year
sooner. re would be alive today
Seevral men Of prominence and wealth
have been saved one l would mention
IN narticlllar is a former Justice of the
supreme court, " no was given UD by the
doctors twelve years. ago, but is ALIVE
Eich and poor. it has helped.
About six years ago 4 couple of South
ed BTight's Disease and they went up
into the mountains to camp; the doctors
and some body suggested it to them and
have been Informed by parties who know
and consider themselves fully cured
am not doing this for any pecuniary
gain for myself, neither Will 1 give the
name OF the medicine, but II anybody IN
terested will write to me. sending. stamps
for reply. etc, 1 Will see that they are
supplied with literature sufficient to sat
isfy any one Except, perhaps, a ply
Eician) Of the merit Of the preparation
and that It will 9ro!ong life if not cure
the disease. All I ask is that the party
send stamps with his her inquiry Is
cents would probably be enough to cover
the postage on the reading matter to be
While I do not consider myself quite
tiers as on lumber. i feel that / am in
duty bound to let your readers know Of
the existence of this thing and that it
= viii help such as are afflicted with these
diseases. and probably cure them.
II there viii be any charge for this
send me the biz and 1 VIII gladly remit
for I feel that This IS the least I can do
you further that do not know the party
who puts uD This medicine neither do 7
know anybody connected with the institl-
paration viii help the human family.
I do not know Of more than one or two
doctors on the coast who recommend IL
for the simple reason that the party will
medical fraternity therefore thev will
not prescribe it In certain cases. how
ever. they have prescribed 1t under a diff
ferent name and have reaped the benefit
Of its cures
MATT HARRIS.
san Francisco. Cal. Dec. >. 1906
.'tThe cure comes highly recommended.
Mr. Harris standing in the lumber trade
and as a man IS known 10 many of the
fraternity The Lumberman' is pleased
TO give prominence to this statement BY
Mr. Harris and as for sending him a bill,
our answer is similar to that given by the
little boy with the apple. when asked for
the core There amt going to be no core
EDITOR"
The idea Of a specific being SO effective
is to cause en- enthusiastic spectator en-
tirely unknown to the comDounders, %
advertise It at his own expense and the
destination of a great paper of national
circulation to accept pay for same is an
experience that no history parallels.
The article refers to the recoveries be-
ing made by Fulton's Compounds, and
was rs much surprise to the Fulton
people as to anybody. They knew nothing
81 It until thirty days after the article ap-
peared
We 100. viii see that people desiring It
are sent literature concerning this i'm
portant discovery.
sim Drug Co. 7s2 Kansas avenue.