The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-23
IS THIS THE
10th CENTURY?
from the Overland Monthly Maya.
Zinol

D. This the enlightened goth century
or b. 10 a. d. 1902 We have been
watching q contest that Is suggestive
uf the Middle Ages.
4 telegram to the Bulletin" from
the Kansas City Journal SAYS that
prominent people in that city are re-
covering from lirlghts Disease aud
Diabetes under a specific discovered
boz this city and asks " the same thing
is occurring here and u the results
are permanent
The bulletins" reply was"Yes" To
both questions.
Consider What this means Moth
Ing less than that Brights Disease
and Diabetes. two OF the greatest
sCUugps known. are durable. This
ls OF profound moment 10 the whole
world. And yet because the formula
belongs 90 individuals II has been con
sIdpr,d uouethiCal aud but little not.
iced hy the medical profession aud this
Notwithstanding the fact that promi.
n,ut people in this cts including pro
fosslUual and business men. have been
cured 90 so great a number as 10 ~.
clude doubt
The editor Of the overland Month
ly" personally knows a number who
have recovered. Among them u an
editor. tie was very low and his
death was looked upon as certain
Another is an old school physician
The latter vas rejected Tor insurance.
tie would not permit his ethics 10
taud between him and his own re-
coNcry Tee can now pass. One
would have thought that this case
would have attracted attention. But
the Only comment be- reported was an
arraigumcnt by a brother physician
Tor using a noncthical preparation.
We recall that Paracelsus' discoy
cry Of the use of mercury was decricd
for forty years. aud vaccination VAS
fought nearly as long. And yet. what
physician does not now use BOTH
Aud history seems to be- repeating
itself for Il has for several years been
known a. some hundreds. probably
thousands. inthis city that Bright s
Disease and Diabetes are no longer
100 the liat Of incurablc diseases. And
yet the world does not know H. Edi.
tors. lawyers. manufacturers aud bus
mess men have discussed II openly
but physicians have breathed but soft
Is of u. although scores have seen pa.
ticnts that demanded the new specific
recover
And what IL Il that Is holding all
this back Ethics'
At the rate the deaths from Rrights
| Disease are increasing under the most
skilled orthodox treatment. according
a. government and municipal reports.
| u paracelsus' forty years experience
~ 90 be- repeated and somebody ~
shuuderlng an awful responsibility.
for what ~ happening 10 the patients
In these long intcrims while the antag.
unisms of the medical schools are ad.
| iusting themselves To the new condit.
/ i0nsg
Multiplying monuments will mutcly
answer
Il may be- that In this age Of books
and newspapers the people will willing
I Is continue 90 die OF Bright's Disease
aud Diabetes because II IN orthodox
rather than recover and face the
charge that they are not ethical Hut
We doubt II. We can az easily believe
1 In the sanity of the prospector dying
OF thirst In the desert than accept
water from a newly discovered spring
/ because not ON the chart.
Future history will record this de-
cadc as making the FIRST definite con.
troll OF chronic Brights Disease and
/ Diabetes and the name Of the obscure
but lamonted Fulton will be- as indis.
solubly connected with II as II Har'
vcy's with the circulation OF the blood.
That IL clear enough, but how many
tens Of thousands will be- sacrificed
20 an antiqunted orthodoxy before the
mountains Of opposition and prejudice
have been melted by the march Of pro
gross. the sun Of tolerance and the
needs OF humanlty?-Oyerland Month.
Ily
The above article refers 10 the as
founding recoyeries now being made
by the Fulton treatment for urgent ca
Hcs here. We viii see that people with
Brlghts Disease. Diabetes or serious
kidney diseases are sent literature ON
this important discovery.
Represented In Bennington by w.
IL. Gokay and -. A. Quinlan, druggists.