The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-31
CHURCH PAPER
INVESTIGATES

The editor Of the California Christian
Advocate was asked to name some min
lister he had absolute confidence in to
thoroughly investigate the claims that
Eehronic Brigllt's Disease Is now durable
and report The findings to that paper.
He appointed the Rev w s. Urmy of
Berkeley, one Of the most thoroughly re-.
spccted and widely known ministers in
the California Conference. He went at
the matter with energy and earnestness.
Following Is the full report Of bis in
yestigation. II win be of profound in
terest to nephritics and diabetes.
TO the Editor of the California Chris
tian Advocate:
Wear Sir: | investigated the matter Of
the Fulton Compound to find whether or
not it was what its friends asserted it
tie be-a real cure for Bright's Disease
aud Diabetes. called on about dozen
persons and came into possession Of facts
watch are little short Of miraculous,
IL il well known that the medical
books and living authorities unite in as
sorting that Bright's Disease Is incurable,
and that Diabetes, when fastened on the
system, ID also an incurable mhlady. My
aatonishment was intense when / heard
from the lips of perfectly reliable people
that they had been entirely and per-
manentlY cured BIZ the faithful use Of
the remedy alluded TO, accompanied by
proper dieting.
"A druggist Of San Francisco, whom /
have known by reputation for fifty years,
told me that several physicians had de-
claFed his ease incurablc lBright's Dis
easel, and gave him only ninety days
to live, advising him to close up his af-
fairs In view of speedy death. He is now
iii good health, attending daily TO his
business, and looks as he might live TWEEN
tn years. He was cured four years ago.
A lady Of San Francisco, who il re.
lated to one OF the Chief justices of the
United States. averred in my presence
that she had Diabetes in its worst form,
Dropsy set IN and every part of her body
became badly swollen Her finger nails
dropped of and one Of her fingers had no
nail for fifteen months. She was entire-
ly cured eight years ago and had had no
return Of the disease or its symptoms.
She eats what she chooses
"A prominent insurance man Of strics
integrity related to me the case OF bis
son. who was far gone with Bright's
Disease, 80 that he expected to die with
III few weeks His body was immense
N bloated with dropsy, 50 that he could
hardly see. He commenced taking the
remedy. His dropsy disappeared. He
was q mere skeleton, but began to regain
flesh. lie nav weighs $50 pounds and
Is completely well, attending regularly 10
his businessa
1 have seen parties connected with
three Of thepapers of san Francisco and
their statements are similar They as
sert that they, on their friends, have been
thoroughly cured and that they have
the fullest faith in the remedy being en-
tirely efhcacious.
One gentlemen, keeping highly re-
spectacle rooming- house Of San Francis
co, detailed his case TO me. He was 50
weak that he could not walk a block
without resting. He is now strong and
hearty, His cure WAS effected fourteen
years ago and he has had no return Of
the disease or its symptoms.
Two noted attorneys Of the city gave
AuSttl. iN7tiihNiif W. Tue NdiHh'ft FNNNf'
Of the remedy. One saw who was in an
extremely bad condition He is now
we'll and hearty. The other says that
three friends OF his who we're hopelessly
.ill 1.-TWO with Bright's Disease and the
other with Diabetes) were completely
cured and that he has no more doubt
of the durability Of these diseases than
that he is living. These men are promin-
ent in the legal fraternity.
| might. give either instances, but these
will suffice. II is not a recent discovery.
The cures | have investigated run from
one year to fourteen.
My own deliberate opinion. Is that a
perfect cure for Brigllt's Disease and
Diabetes has been at last discovered, and
that while there are some failures, the
cures effected are eighty-seven per cent.
Of the persons afflicted
| believe II to be the duty OF every
lover Of bis kind to spread this good
news and thus help save from death
some Of the thousands who yearly per.
ish from these diseases. / have no finan-
cial interest in the matter.
W. S. URAIY.
Berkeley. July s, 1905.
If any one having knowledge Of a case
OF Bright's Disease or Diabetes viii send
the name and address, we win see that
they are sent full literature concerning
this remarkable discovery.
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