The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-09
WILL MAKE
OAKLAND
FAMOUS
CFrom the Oakland Heraldl

In an unprctcntious place way out
un San Pablo avenue. not far from
SiXtieth street there ~ a sign OF &C.
tiyity that is hardly In keeping with
lts pastoral surroundings. Boxes have
been shipped from India 90 London
and every important city IN the United
States Is In touch with this little com.
munity aud II IL possihe-eyen prob.
able-that Il will make Oakland fam.
iliar 10 all the world.
ON Commonwealth avenue. Boston.
there Is a silent statue OF William
Lloyd Garrison The money that paid
for u was contributed By the sons Of
the men who dragged the living man
at the ropes end through the streets.
A little over a year ago there was
laid to rest In n local cemetery. union.
ured and unsunE. a lowly parsonage
whose memory will also BE- honored
hy future generations. for there IL no
doubt whatever about his having dis.
covered a specific for iiright's Disease
aud Diabetes. The Herald is Ia poss
rssiun 81 facts that enable II Ia state
this authoratatiycly. II o. probable
that a hundred people In this city
alone owe the fact that they are Nv.
Ing 90 the late John J. Fulton and how.
ever prcdiudlccd one may b. as to the
durability Of these diseases. yet n
doubter with an Open mind can be- con
WINGED In an afternoon.
Experiences fresh from the hearts
~ the people are obtainable 90 sogrcat
a number that inquiry Is soon salts.
fed
one OF our country officials Who de-.
clincs Ia permit the use Of his name
recovered from Diabetes under clrcum.
stances that are hard a. believe.
a local business man tells us Of n
friend 81 his who ~ a physician In n
nearby city. who was stricken with
lirlghta Disease and was 20 satisfied
81 his incumbllity that he would not
hear about the treatment A climax
vas imminent and u was decided 10
trick him into the use OF H. Ills r..
cn,cry resulted.
Another physician who ~ n parlicu.
lar friend Of the proprietor Of the San
Francisco Bulletin was advised By the
latter 10 put himself on the treatment
Although his case vas In the serious
stages yet he. too. was 20 imbucd with
the lncurabllity 81 ~ disease that be-
would not nj first consider a. later
at critical moment ne changed biz
mind. The ease yielded aud be has
returned 90 practice.
Another ease ~ youched for by a
number of Oakland people A lady
living in an interior town but who ~
known here. was slowly dying OF
lirights Disease The sudden depar
turc Of her physician for the East was
the means " saving her life. due 10 the
fact that the new physician called into
the ease changed the treatment 10 the
new specific. The amazomcnt OF the
family physician ON finding the patient
we'll instead Of dead on his return can
be- imagined
The writer can give the name Of n
former Southern Pacific physician
who was cured II Bright'H Disease By
the same treatment under clrcum.
stances similar Co those IN one Of the
eases above. he too. having to BE- de-.
ceiycd In taking the treatment
We have seen two letters from ply.
slciana. both Of whom have had sever.
NJ cases on the treatment without n
failure.
Recovorlcs IN all walks Of life are
80 numerous that they are simply cum.
ulatiyc.
And the pity Of II ~ that the ethics
NJ the medical profession are such M
10 prevent the early oapouaal and dec
laration Of this bcnohccnt discovery
let New and Greater Oakland pro.
claim II 10 the world. carrying hope
and happiness into cloudcd homes
along with her own name to remote
corners Of the earth Oakland Daily
Herald.