The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27
DURABILITY OF
BR[GHT'S DISEASE
(By the Editor OF the Town and Country
JournaD.

Personally l have not believed that
chronic Brlght's Disease is durable, and
'hIs us, Tor two distinct reasons:
able and fatal
:. Second.Those 1 have known who had
1t have died
clalms OF alleged specifics.
,Ouring my recent visit TO San Fran
CISCO l heard the president OF the Pncihc
states Type Foundry claim that chronic
Brignts Disease was now curable as
Ia grippe. l said l would like to believe 1t.
H@ took mo In hand. The statements
were SO marvellous that they had been
sworn TO and sealed by notaries.
then manifested a desire TO see some
or or the parties themselves. The Tecoyeries
nave been so numerous In San Francesca
that We did not have to go four blocks
In any one direction.
In iive minutes we were In the presence
OF one of tho best-known merchants In
the city. Has been in business on the
same spot fifty-onc years. He SAID he
had both Bright's Disease and Diabetes
pletely recovered. Said he knew many
others who had recovered. Gave 1t as his
belief that eight-tenths OF ell cases were
durable under the new specific We next
called on one of the big insurance men on
California street He said his son was
swollen with dropsy from Brights DIS,
case and his death was daily expected
when he was put on the treatment. He is
now an athlete.
We called on the editor OF one OF San
Francisco's great daillcs who had ply
sicien test It out In his own (the phys-
cian's) case, the latter being hopeless
diabetic. In six months he was well inc
head of another largo insurance company
on Montgomery street was next seen
he was in bed In November last in crit
ical condition due to chronic Brights DIS
ease. He was well ard in his office and
also told OF a friend OF his who was In
cCnYulaions when put on the treatment
TO the office Of ON cx-Supreme Judge and
also another editor. both of whom had
recovered.
declined to go further. Although thero
were hundreds more TO see, IL vas use
less, II human testimony from tho very
best people is worth anything. the DOCKS
arc wrong, and chronic Brights Disease
and Diabetes, even In extreme cases are
positively curable Ethics ought not TO De
permitted to obscure this discovery; ana
In tho interest OF those readers OF this
paper whose homes may have one or these
blights upon It, / now declare tho Iacts
and will sec that any OF them desiring
It may bs sent full literature Tho name
of tho dIscovery should be stated. II Is
known rs Fulton's Compound
Many broad physicians are using the
new diuretic, but In view OF the terrinc
annual death list In tho United States
fact that medical ethics prevent them
from proclaimlng the discovery to the
world because tho formula is the per
scnal property OF individuals. In this In
stance practically amounts 70 n PuSn0 Sa6
calamity-Town and Country JouFhhi' Dun
Joso. Cal. July number, 1905,
III any one having knowledge or case
of Brights Disease OF Diabetes VIII send
us the namc and address, we VIII SEQ that
they are sent full literature concerning
this remarkable discovery,
F. j. Hill Drug Co, Cor. 2nd South and
West Temple. Salt Lake City.