Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-16
HOSPITAL CASES

The following discoveries In cases
OF Brights disease and Diabetes are
OF special interest because the patients
recovered after leading hospitals had
tailed The Fcnulneness OF the cases
Is thus assured.
Mrs G. c. Matthewson. No, SOC
Powell street, San Francisco Diabet-
es. Was IN the Woman's hospital on
sacramento street They told her
mat there was eleven per cent OF
sugar and that she was lncurablc. She
Then had an examination made az the
Lane hospital Same diagnosis. Went
home and took Fulton's Compound
and recovered,
Mr.. VIM. White. Deputy CITY Asses-
sor Of san Francisco. BrEht's Dis
ease. Was In St Luke's hospital six
WeeFe, Grow worec, went hor,,c r'NDv
tried the Waldeck; after three weeks
went home sure that nothing could
be done. Heard OF Mrs Matthew
sons dccovefy and took Fulton's
Compound and recovered.
Mrs r, Lester Bell Of Auburn. n
Y, was IN tho Albany hospital SO low
with Bright's Disease that Il was OK
pected she would die during the night
She was so swollen with the dropsy
that a touch would cause her to
scream. Case looked so hopeless her
husband was permitted to get and
give her Fulton's Renal Compound.
Complete recovery. Has since passed
her life insurance Druggist NJ T..
VALLEY of Auburn THOUGHT II 20 won
derful he had anidayits made of all
the parties,
A. C. Porter OF West Haven, Conn.
Brights Disease WAS I'm the New Ha-
ven General hospital nearly blind
They told him he would never be any
better He gave up and went home
TO die. Heard about Fulton's Com
pound: sent for II, got we'll and is now
back to his railroad work.
w. A. Whitney of Cheyenne. supt.
Of the Union Pacific r. r. Co, was in
ST. Johns hospital in Cheyenne.
Brisht's Disease. Albumen so heavy
tube solldiied, dropsy. casts, etc. etc
Case looked hopeless on the ad-
vice Of physicians resigned and went
10 Honolulu to prolong life as long
ms possible. In Honolulu heard OF
Deputy U. S, Marshall Winters re-
cnvery from BriEht's Disease under
Fulton's Renal Compound. tok It and
recovered.
Chas, A. Newton. yardmaster
Southern Pacific r. r. Co, Sacramen-
to. The physician at the So. PaC.
Hospital diagnosed the case as DIa-
betes, Continuing TO get worse. he
took Fuiton's Compound and recover
ed. Two years later Newtnn's son de-
welcomed Brights Disease. When the
family doctor said he could not live
he was put on Fulton's Compound
The boy Is now at school; complete
recovery.
Jno Gyselaar. merchant Of Eureka.
Cal, was in the Lane Hospital. San
Francisco. Close question as to whe-
Their 1t was ISrights Disease or Cirr-
hosts of the Liver. After consulta-
tioathey treated him for the latter
After three months and eight tap
pings the case looked hopeless and
the family took him home and put
him on Fulton's Compound Recov-
cry complete.
II. ], Muloy OF No. 2S1s Bryant St
San Francisco, was I'm the u. S. Mar
inc hospital with Bright's Disease Got
so low his sister was advised the end
was near and to take him home. She
did so and put him on Fulton's Com
pound. Recovered. o..
w, B, Hutchinson, mate of one Of
the Island steamers was I'm the Homo
lulu Hosnital slowly dying with
Bripht's Disease President Otis Of
the Honolulu Drug Co, got Fulton
Compound into the case. Complc,e
recC Very.
II anyone having knowledge OF q
case OF Brght's Disease or Diabetes
VIII send us the name and address, we
win see that they are sent full detailr
of this important discovery we s9ni
for the treatment and have II fl
stock.--F. j. Hin Drug Co, Salt Lake
City.