Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-01
DURABILITY OF
BRIGHT'S DISEASE
by the Editor OF the Town and Country
Journal

Personally / have not believed that
chronic Bright's Disease Is durable, ana
this for two distinct reasons
First Medical works class II as in
durable and fatal.
Second Those have known who had
1t have died.
Result look with dlstrust upon all
claims OF alleged specifics.
During my recent visit to san Fran
cisco | heard the president OF the Pa
clhc States Type Foundry claim that
chronic Brights Disease was now as
durable as la grippe. said | would
like to believe H.
He took me IN hand. The statements
OF hundreds were exhibited to me
many were so marvellous that they had
been sworn to and sealed by notaries.
then manifested q desire to see
some OF the parties themselves. The
recoyerles have been so numerous in
San Francisco that we did not have to
go four blocks in any one direction.
In five minutes we were In the pres
ence OF one OF the best-known MGR
chants IN the city. Has been In busi-
ness on the same spot iifty-one years.
He said he had had both Bright's Dis
ease and Diabetes and had been given
up, but had completely recovered. Said
he knew many others who had recov-
cred. Gave II as his belief that eight
tenths OF all cases were durable under
the new specific. We next called on
one of the big Insurance men on Cali
fornia street. He said his son was
swollen with dropsy from Brights
Disease and his death was daily eX-
pected when he was put on tho treat
ment. He Is now an athlete.
We called on the editor OF ono of
San Franciscos great dailies who had
physician test 1t out In his own (tho
physlcian's) case, the latter being a
hopeless dlabetic.. In six months he
was well. The head of another large
insurance company on Montgomery
street was next seen-he was In bed in
November last IN a critical condition
due to chronic Brights Disease. He
was well and In his office and also told
OF friend Of his who was I'm convul-
sions when put on the treatment and
was now out on the street We went to
the office OF an ex-Supreme Judge and
also another editor, both of whom had
recovered.
| declined to go further. Although
there were hundreds more TO see, it
was useless. II human testimony from
the very best people Is worth anything.
the books are wrong, and chronic
bllRnl DISEASE ana DlhDtlch, even IN
extreme cases, are positively durable.
Ethics ought not TO be permitted To
obscure this discovery. and in the inter-
est of those readers OF this paper whose
homes may have one OF these blights
upon II, / now declare the facts and
Will see that any of them desiring II
may be sent full literature. The name
OF the discovery should be stated II IL
known as Fulton's Compound.
Many broad physicians are using the
new diuretic. bur In view of the terrific
annual death list I'm the United States
from Brights Disease (nearly CO 1000
the fact that medical ethics prevent
them from proclaiming the discovery
TO the world. because the formula IL
the personal property Of individuals, In
this instance practically amounts to
public calamity.-Town and County
Journal, san Jose, Cal, July number,
1905.
II anyone having knowledge of case
Of Bright's Disease or Diabetes will
send us the name and address, we will
see that thew are sent full literature
concerning this remarkable discovery.
IF, j. Hill Drug Co, Salt Lake City.