The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-27
TNFANTILE PARALYSIS.
So Mysterious, So Fatal, Cured by DR..
C. H. Carson.

C. H. Carson.
Hundreds of children have died with
Infantile Paralysis throughout Kansas
and Nebraska during the past few
months. Like a bolt from a clear sky the
disease made its appearance in the midst
of happy, healthy children and they were
stricken down helpless and soon died.
Strenuous efforts are being made by the
medical profession to find a cure for the
disease and stop the terrible inroads it Is
making on the families of the country.
Hundreds of cases have been closely
watched ard much research work done.
but still the profession is unable to solve
the mystery.
In the treatment of Infantile Paralysis,
the wonderful power Of Vital Healing
treatment has again been demonstrated
to the entire satisfaction of those who
brought their little ones to the Temple of
Health. helpless and near the borderland,
after a thorough trial of all other methods
Of treatment.
Many of these little sufferers have
reached the Temple Of Health at Twelfth
and Washington streets. Kansas City,
hopeless. The treatment administered by
the doctors at this institution acted like
magic in every case. The children seemed
to be better after the first treatment and
all who have thus far come have gone
home fully restored to the use of body
and limbs.
Lusrer sourn, aged 4, the little son of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Bourn Of Primrose,
Neb.. was one of the first cases to be
brought to the Temple of Health, suffer-
ing with Infantile Paralysis. The poor
little child had both limbs drawn UP
against his body and he suffered terribly
The case seemed to be hopeless. It
seemed as though the boy would never
again walk and play about as he used to-
In three treatments Luster was able to
walk around a chair and his Improvement
was rapid. Luster was taken home by his
happy parents with the stamp OF the
dread disease almost gone.
The same result has followed every case
brought to DR.. Carson. Each of those
children, except those now at the Temple
Of Health under treatment, are able to
run about and play in perfectly normal
manner.
The very mystery of this peculiar form
of paralysis makes It more terrible. It
is a foe in ambush. There is no precau-
ton that can be taken to prevent it, and
no remedy for its cure known to the
medical profession. 1t offers one more
Illustration of the fact that drugs are an
inadequate means to bring the body back
to a normal state; that the physician who
depends wholly upon his drugs is leaning
on broken staff. It also offers further
evidence that Vital Healing treatment,
drawing upon the lnexhaustible and linn
itless power of psychic force is able to ac-
complish results SO superior that all other
methods Of healing sink into insignifi-
canoe.
The little children do not hide their
faces and shrink in terror from Dr. Car
son. Their baby intuition tells them that
he is a friend who can be trusted. The
Doctors love for these helpless little ones
Is a well known fact and largely accounts
for his wonderful success In lifting them
out Of their Affections and bringing them
back to their natural buoyant and happy
state.