The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-14

'nn the Overland Monthly Magazine.)
Y thls the enlightened goth Century
contest that Is suggestive Of the
edle Ages
telegram to the Bulletin" from the
sasas City journal says that promi-
people In that city are recovering
brights Disease and Diabetes un-
specific discovered in this city, and
II The same thing is occurring here
the results are permanent
ree bulletln's' reply WAS Yes TO
nnader what this means Nothing less
that Brght's Disease and Diabetes,
% tne greatest scourges known, are
aoe This Is of profound moment TO
xhole world. And yet, because the
-Muie belongs 20 Individuals Il has been
-snered nonethlcal and but little no.
ny the medical profession, and this
,saA the fact that prominent
[;ls N this city, including professional
~, pus,hes men. have been cured to so
number as to exclude doubt,
.hs e5itor OF the Overland Monthly"
,yny y knows "A number who have
sss ~. Among them is an editor. He
~, 'sN low and his death was look ed
rks.,-s. ~. ~ csTta,n. Another is an old school
||rrSsn.an |rs',.n The latter was rejected for
IA ~ he would not permit his eth
r,cory,. adnd between him and his own
uva ~ ne can now pass, One would
|ifrscaoou c.aoouent that this case would have
"a, 1ool attention. But the only COM
6r,,he ne reported vas an arralgnnlen; by
Preparation.
~, 'seail Ihar ParaCelsus's discovery
.-fv ro uoc OF mercury was dccried for
a,,.' 'sa's, and vaccination was fought
,n, a. long. And yet, what physician
no, now use both2
for os.ofy seems Ia he repeating it
bsp n mas mas for several years been
IA 10 some hundreds. probably thou
Mn n .hls city tina, Bright's Disease
Ehc,san,,tes are no longer in the LIST
doie nni - Diseases, And yet the world
U1ufao, KNOW II. Editors. lawyers,
IA !, and bnsines men have dis
slSsd openly. but physicians have
Ii sea oul softly OF il, although scores
q snsc,a patients that demanded the
d1peslnc recover.
~ What Ia Il that 10 bo,dino all this
.' Ethics! ''o'''"e an ''i'9
ass rate the deaths from Brlght's
zd or,t increasing under the most
ltnnnsouoH treatment according 10
lcelm.,. and municipal reports, II
sps,isss iorty years experience Is 10
(. Xf9l ra.,., soineoody Is ShoulderlnS an
D ,Lnp ,Lnponsibility. for what Is happen
/ u. the patients in these long interims
| |oos dnthgonisms Of the medical
|itonss adjusting themselves TO new
sins monuments will mutely an
nsT. y DC that In this age of books
inue papers the people will willingly
istes ~ be ole OF Bright's Disease and
ovvecdnse 1t IS orthodox rather
arc re. and face the charge that
sn az not ethical But we doubt It
prosno EASILY believe In the sanity ot
I'd rsthor dying OF thirst In tho
5.discns.r tnan accept water from {
ehsn ''ered spring because not or
Ss't,Innis 'E history viii record this dccad,
aic RS ny me first definite control oi
lhe nmsht Disease and Diabetes
an win oi The obscure but lamentec
Ii az az pe AS indissolubly connected
a tho 4, HerVey's with the circula'
low ,nod. plood. That Is clear enough
'ised va tens Of thousands will bt
the ,nn,, an ant'quated orthodoxy be
- hnvnu italns Of opposition and pre-
: ttsress peen melted by the marcl
g Of b,,rsne sne sun OF tolerance and tht
: abovn' 'adnity?-Overland Monthly.
4 lscoysr,s r'lcle refers to the astound
La trea,rs now being made by th'
H Wi az 'nent for urgent cases here
4, Diabetes or serIous Eianev al dis
II sefy literature on this importan
4 " strpni,, tni, Drug Co. so West secon,