The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-05
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TO KNOW
The American Lumberman"
Gets a Wonderful Story
From CaEfornia-Th Ed
TORS Comments Thereon.

The remarkable article following, with
the Editors comment thereon, Is taken
from the American 1f1nberTnan, the ape
exponent Of the lumber interests OF the
country
Editor American Lunbermans Chicago, III.
Dear Sir. We are aware that there is q
great deal of Bright's disease and diabetes
among the lumber fraternity In general
and many others, and I feel as though It
is my duty to say to the suffering that We
have a remedy on this coast which has 9
record for alleviating the sufIerings Of 80
In one case in PARTICULAR man e years
old-that the doctors had given up about
g year ago somebody advised the old gen
itleman Of il and today he IS working al
his business as a photographer, and says
that age is against him, of course, but ne
does not anticipate that he will die Of
I have in mind another case which five
eminent doctors OF California and the east
lf1ad Given NJ. This was very prominent
man and the attending physicians said he
tcol1Idu't i've IL hours His family tried It
and it kept him alive for five weeks. Ow-
ling to a climatic change he died, but am
leatisned that had he acted on my advice
and taken It year sooner, he would be
alive today.
Several men Of prominence and wealth
fhaVe been saved. One I would mention
Ia particular is a former Justice OF the su-
ipreme court. who was given up by the
doctors u years ago, but he Is alive today
And know OF many people, both rich
land poor, Il has helped
About SIX years ago a couple OF South
ern Pacific railroad conductors contracted
eBright's disease and they went up into
fhe rnounfa3ns to camp: the doctors said
fisev coSf5f not live more than a year and
tsoneSodv suggested It to them and I have
fbeen informed by parties who know them
that they are again at their posts and
consider themselves fully cured
am not doing this for any pecuniaTy
gain for myself. neither win give the
name Of the medicine; but II ANYBODY IN
.terested VIII write 70 me, sending stamp
for reply, etc I will see that they are sup
piled with hterature sufficient to satisfy
ANY one 4eXcePt perhaps a pnyslc1s5hl OF
the merit OF the preparation ana that II
wlli prolong life If not cure the disease.
All ask is that the party senq Stamps
with his or her inquiry 6 cents would
probably be enough TO cover the postage
lon the reading matter to be sent
While do net consider myself quite as
good an authority on medical matters as
on lumber feel that am in duty bound
rs let you readers know Of the existence
of this thing and that it WIN help such as
are afflicted with these diseases, and prob
II there win be any charge for this send
me the bill and I viii gladly remit, for
feel that this ig the least can do to help
ELly lelioW man WOuld say 20 you u
ither that do not know the party who
pHts w thls ulealSins, heteS4 o9 AlloV4
anybody connected with the institution l
do know, however, that the preparation
viii help the human family
do not know OF more than one or two
doctors on the coast who recommend It,
aor the simple reason that the party viii
Dot give the complete formula to the med
NcaI fraternity. therefore they will not
prescribe 1t. In certain cases. however,
they have prescribed 1t under different
cures MATT HARRIS.
San Francisco. Cal, Dee 2 1905
"Crhe cure comes highly recomm ended
1Tr. Harris standing in the lumber trade
and as a man Is known to many Of tbs
fraternity The Lumherman is pleased tc
lRive prominence to this statement by Mr.
Harris and as for sending him a bill, our
lansWer is similar to that given by the lit
tile boy with the apple when asked for the
core. There amt goin' to be no core
EDITOR.)
The idea of a specific being so effective
8s to cause an enthusiastic spectator en-
'firely unknown to the compounders. to ad-
Vsrtise It at his own expense and the dec
linaton OF a great paper Of national cir
cuIation to accept pay for same is Ger
fsinly an experience that no history par
RHels
The article refers to the recoveries being
made by Fulton s Compounds and was as
much a surprise TO the Fulton people as tc
anybody They knew nothing Of it till 3
DAYS after the article appeared
We. too viii see that people desiring j
are sent literature concerning this tmpoT-
can't discovery Sims Drug Stores, 73
Kansas ave, and 1901 Kansas avenue