The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-04
PRESS OPINIONS
ON THECURABILITY OF
BRIGHTSDISEASEA AND
DIABETES.

From recent developments III san
Francisco and from confirming facts
in this city it is evident that not alone
relief but permanent cure of both
these dreaded diseases can now be eff
fected. kansas City Daily Journal.
"A representative of the News has
Just returned from San Francisco
Concerning the reports that the
long sought cure for Brights Disease
has been found. he saw personally a
number who had recovered and comes
back fully convinced
Chattanooga Daily News.
Future history will record this de-
cade as marking the first definite con-
| troll of Bright's Disease and Diabetes
and the name of the obscure but lam
ented Fulton will be indissolubly con-
nected with it."-Overland Monthly
Magazine.
THAT Chronic Brights Disease and
Diabetes. deemed fatal the world over
are now cured by the compounds dis
covered in San Francisco by Fulton is
being established here as well as In
California. buffalo Daily Times
Many broad physicians are using
the new diuretic. but the fact that med
ical ethics prevent them from proclaim
ing the discovery to the world because
the formula Is the personal property
| Of individuals In this instance practic-
ally amounts to public calamity
Town and Country Magazine, San
Jose.
my own deliberate opinion is that
perfect cure for Bright's Disease and
| n;ohAtAc ha hnan of last 1isnnuarAA
IL / believe it to be the duty OF
every lover Of his kind to spread this
good news and thus help save from
death some of the thousands who year.
ly perish from these diseases. Rev
w. S. Urmy in the California Christian
Advocate. (The Rev. Urmy was nam.
! I'd by the Christian Advocate to inves
tigate these compounds. After week
| VI careful investigation he wrote the
above to the Advocate,)
"There Is in this city remedy for
Diabetes and Bright's Disease which
has put several of our dying fellow cit
liens on their feet. Its virtues are at
tested in way that should convince
any fair-minded man."
Honolulu Daily Advertiser
| (The above is from an editorial on med
ical legislation. A reader wrote for
the name; they replied FultOn's Com
pound. He sent us the fact with a
copy OF the editorial)
THE above brings to mind the case
of j. II. Gyseeaar of this city and ir.
resistibly leads to the belief that the
cure has been found. He was in the
last stages and was told his days were
numbered-toda he is hale and hear
ty.'-Eureka Cal. Daily Times.
1T is amazing that In this intelli.
| gent age there should be an almost Ger
tain specific for Bright's Disease and
Diabetes and yet few know OF it.
Let it be recorded that these diseases
with care and proper treatment yield
almost to certainty. This
item is not written by subordinate
but by the editor of this publication
and speak by the card. had Diabet-
es myself" Pacific Coast Manfrs'
Journal
IF the question of the durability OF
chronic Bright's Disease was on trial
in the superior court hundreds Of citi-
zens of this city, including capitalists,
| professional and business men could
go into the witness box to swear to
| their recoveries and among them
would be the editor of this publication.
| San Francisco Wine and Spirit Re-
view.
"The publisher knows of two cases
| in which permanent cures have been
effected and of two others who had
abandoned hope and are regaining
their health. This statement Is made
solely with a view of aiding such peo-
pie as may be affected with Bright's
disease and have despaired of recov.
ery."-Livermore Cal. Herald.
II feel that | am in duty bound to
let your readers know of this thing
IL II there Is any charge send me
the bill, for feel this Is the least |
can do to help my fellow man. | do
not know the party who puts up these
compounds, neither do know anybody
connected with the institution. l do
know, however, that they will help the
human family."--Matt Harris, vice
president Van Arsdale Harris Lumber
Co., of San Francisco In American
Lumberman of Chicago.
This Is not too good to be true. The
cure Is a fact. We sent for the com
pounds and have them In stock. There
are two distinct treatments, one fol
Bright's Disease and one for Diabetes
Full literature on publication.
Represented in Bennington by w. L
Gokay and b. A. Quinlan, druggists.