The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-14
is THIS THE
10th CENTURY E?

IFrom the Overland Monthly Magazine.l
Is this the enlightened 10th century. or
is it A. D. 1902 We have been watching
contest that is suggestive of the Middle
4 telegram to the Bulletin from the
Kansas City Journal says that proni-
from Bright's disease and diabetes under
a specific discovered in this city, and
asks If the same thing is occurring here,
and if the results are permanent.
The Bulletins" reply was Yes to
both questions.
Consider what this meansi Nothing less
than the Bright's disease and diabetes,
two of the greatest scourges known, are
durable. This is of profound moment to
the whole world. And yet because the
formula belongs to individuals, It has been
considered non-ethical and but little no
Notwithstanding the fact that prominent
people II this city, including professional
and business men, have been cured to so
great a number as to exclude doubt.
The editor of the Overland Monthly per-
sona1y knows a number who have recov-
cred. Among them Is an editor He was
very low and his death was looked upon
q certain. Another is an Old-SchOOl ply
sician The latter was rejected for insur-
ance. He would not permit his ethics to
stand between him and his own recovery.
He can now pass One would have
tracted attention. But the only comment
he reported was an arraignment by a
brother physician for using a non-ethical
We recall that Paracelsus' discovery of
the use of mercury was decried for forty
wears ana vaccination was tougn1
nearly as long. And yet, what physician
does not now use both?
And history seems to be repeating itself,
for it has for. several years been known to
some hundreds, probably thousands, in
this city that Bright's disease and dia-
betes are no longer in the list Of incura-
BILE diseases And yet the world does not
know it. Editors, lawyers manufacturers
and business men have discussed it open
ly but physicians have breathed hut
softly of 1t, although scores have seen pa
tients that demanded the new specific
recover.
And what is it that is holding all this
At the rate the deaths from Bright S
disease are increasing under the most
skillful orthodox treatment according to
government and municipal reports, if Pa
I racelsus' 40 years experience is to be re-
/ peated, somebody is shouldering an aw-
/ ful responsibility, for what is happening
while the antagonism of the medical
schools are adjusting themselves to new
Multiplying monuments will mutely an
/ swer.
It may be that in this age of books and
tinue to die Of Bright's disease and dia-
betes because it IS orthodox rather than
J recover and race the charge thaI they are
not ethical. But we doubt it We can as
easily believe in the sanity of the pros
Dector dying of thirst in the desert rather
/ than accept water from a newly discover
ed spring because not on his chart.
Future history will record this decade
as marking the first definite control OF
chronic Bright's disease and diabetes, and
! the name of the obscure but lamented
Fulton will be as indissolub1y connected
with il as Is Harvey's with the circula-
/ ton of the blood. That is clear enough
but how many tens of thousands will be
sacrificed to an antiquated orthodox be
fore the noun tains of opposition and pref
udice have been melted by the march oi
progress. the sun of tolerance and the
needs of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Monthly
The above article refers to the astound-
ing recoveries now being made by the
/ Fulton Compounds. We sent 10 Califor.
/ MIA for this treatment for urgent cases
I here. We viii see that people with
/ Bright's disease. diabetes or serious kid.
ney disease are sent literature on this i'm
portant discovery.-Chas. W. Kohl. agt.
fs2 Kansas ave. Topeka. Kan.