The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-09
IS THIS THE
10Th CENTURY?
(From the Overland Monthly Magazine

(From the Overland Monthly Magazine.)
II this the enlightened goth Century
Tor IL 1t A. ID. 1900? We have been
watching contest that il suggestive of
the Middle Ages.
A Telegram To the Bulletin from the
"kansas City Journal says that prom
Einent people III that city are recovering
from Bright's Disease and Diabetes I'M
der a specific discovered i'll this city, and
asks If The same thing II occurring here
and IL the results are permanent
The Bulletins" reply was Yes to-
both questions.
Consider what this means Nothing
less than that Brightis Disease and Dia-
betes, two OF the greatest scourges
known, are durable This ii Of profound
moment to the whole world And vet,
because the formula belongs to indiyid-
Euals, it has been considered non-ethical
and but little noticed by the medical
profession and this Notwithstanding the
fact that prominent people in this city,
including professional and business men,
have been cured to ID great a number
as To exclude doubt,
The editor OF the "0yelland Monthly
personally knows number who have
recovered Among them ii an editogs He
was very low and his death was looked
upon as certain. Another il an old school
physician The latter was rejected for
insurance He would not permit his
ethics to stand between him and his
own recovery. He can now pass. One
would have thought that this case would
have attracted attention. But the only
comment lie reported was an arraign
ment BIZ a brother physician for using
q non-ethicaI preparation.
We recall that Paracelsus' discovery
| of the use of mercury was decried for
forty years, and vaccination was fought
nearly as long And yet, what physician
does not use bothl
And history seems to Tie repeating lei
! self for ii has for several years been
known to some hundreds, probably thou
sands, In this city that Bight's Disease
and Diabetes are no longer in the list
| OF inctuable diseases. And yet the world
does not know it, Editors, lawyers, man.
lufacturers and business men have dis
lcussed ii openly, but physicians have
lbreathed but softly Of it, although scores
/ have seen patients that demanded the
NEW specific recover.
I And what Is it that is holding all this
back Ethics!
/ At the rate the deaths from Bright's
Disease are increasing under the most
lskillful orthodox treatment, according
to government and municipal reports, if
paracelsus forty years experience Is to
Ihe repeated, somebody is shouldering an
lawful responsibility, for what Is hap
ipening to the patients in these long in
TERMS while the antagonisms of the
medical schools are adjusting themselves
Ito new conditiunsG
Multiplying monuments will mutely
answer
1t may be that in this age Of books
and newspapers the people viii willingly
continue to die OF Bright's Disease and
Diabetes because it Is orthodox rather
than recover and face the charge that
they are not ethical But we doubt 1t.
We can as easily believe in the sanity
OF the prospeetor dying Of thirst in the
desert rather than accept water from a
newly discovered spring because not on
/ ms Chafts
/ Future history viii record this de.
cade as marking the first definite con
trol Of chronic BFieht's Disease and
Diabetes, and the name Of the obscure
but Iamented Fulton will be as indissolu-
bly, connected with it as is Harveys with
1.-THE circulation of the blood. That j.
clear enough but how many tens Of
thousands viii be sacrificed to an anti
quated orthodoxy before the mountains
of opposition and prejudice have been
melted by the march Of progress, the
sun OF tolerance and the needs of human
I ity2- Overland Monthly.
The above article refers to the as
founding reeoyeries now being made by
the Fulton treatment for urgent cases
here. We will see that people with
Bright's Disease, Diabetes or serious kid
ney disease are sent literature on this
/ important discovery,
Represented III Barre by RickeTt &
Wells Of the Red Cross Pharmacy.