The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-07
HOSPITAL CASES


The following recoveries ID cases OIL
Bright's Disease and Diabetes are If spe
cial interest because Fac patients II
covered after leading Hospitals haa fail
ed. Tie genuinenoss Of the cases Isl
thus assured
Mrs. G @ AIatthewson, No. 502 Powell
street, San Francisco; Diabetes. Was II
the Woman's Hospital On Sacramento
street. They told her that there was
eleven per cent 81 sugar and that she
was incurahie. She then hal an exam
nation nlade at the Lane Hospital. Same
diagnosis. Went home and took Fulton's
Compound and recovered.
MR.. VIM. White, Deputy City Assessor
al San Francisco Rright's Disease. Was
la ny. lakes Hospital Viii weeks. Grew
worse, went home Then tried Tile Wall
deck; after three weeks went home snre
that nothing could be done Heard of
Mrs MathewAon's recoYery and took FHl-
toms Compound ANA recovered.
Mrs. r. Lester Bell Of Auburn, n. VI
was in the Albany Hospital 80 low with
Brights Disease that it was expected
she would die during the night. She
was So swollen with dFopsy that touch
would cause her 10 scream Case looked
SO hopeless her husband was permitted
10 get and give her Fultons RenaI Com
pound Complete recovery Has since
passed FOR life insurance. Druggist M
Il Valley Of Auburn thought Ii 50 Won
derful be had aliidaYits made Of all the
parties,
"A. O. Porter Of West Haven, Conn,
Bright's Diseases was In New Haven
General Hospital nearly blind. They told
him lie would never be any better He
gave np and went home ID die. Heard
about Fultnn's Compound; sent for Il.
got vell ana IL now back To his railroad
work.
w, Al Whitney of Cheyenne, supt. 81
the Union Pacific X. X, Co., was IN st
Johns Hospital at Cheyenne. Bright's
Disease. Albumen So heavy tube solidi
fed, dropsy, casts etc, etc. Case looked
hopeless. On the advice Of physicians
resigned and went 20 Honolulu to pro
long life as long as possible. In Hon
olulu heard Of Deputy T. $. Marshal
Winters recovery from Bright's Disease
under Fulton's Renal Compound, took it
and recovered
Chas. A. Newton, yardmaster South
en Pacific r X. Co., Sacramento. The
physicians at the So. Psc Hospital dag
nosed the case as Diabetes, Continuing
to yet worse, he took Fulton's Compound
and recovered. Two years later New
tons son developed Briglt's Disease.
When the family doctor said he could
not live Ne was put on Fniton's Com
pound The boy il now n school, com
plete recovery.
Ino. Gyselaar, merchant Of EureSa.
Cal. was Id the Lane Hospital, san
Francisco. Close question as to whether
it was Bright's Disease Or Cirrhosis of
the Liver. After consultation they treat
ed him for the latter Alter three
months and eight tappings. the ease look
ed hopeless and the family took him
home and put him on Fulton's Com
pound Recovery complete.
T. J. 1Iull0y Of No. 1916 Bryant
street, san Francisco. was IN the Z. S.
Marine Hospital with Bright's Disease.
Got 80 low bis sister was advised the
end was near and to take him home. She
did 50 and put him on Fulton's Com
pound. Recovered.
w B. Hutchinson. mate Of one Of the
Island Steamers was ia the Honolulu
Hospital slowly dying with Brigit's Ms
ease. President Otis of the Honolulu
Drug Co.. got Fulton's Compound into
the case Complete recovery.
III anyone having knowledge Of 4 case
81 Brights Disease or Diabetes will send
us tho name and address we viii see
that they are sent fnll details of this
important discovery. We sent for the
treatment and have il in stock
Represented Ia Barre by Rickert S
Wells Of the Red Cross Pharmacy.