The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-17


| soul.
Progress-constant, never ceasing
| change from a lower to a higher, from
a lesser to a greater-is the supreme
law of nature. The history of the
world is but record of the changes
due to the operation of this law.
! 1t is universal law of growth and
every living form and every mental
/ impulse must act in harmony with it,
or cease to exist. Through it, nature
! the stupendous intelligence that lies
| back of all the great mechanism of the
universe-is constantly at work ar
ranging atoms-the units of sub
| stance-into new and ever-varying
! forms, only to scatter them back into
their original elements and build
again.
| AS we read the record of the past
| centuries we see the word progress"
written at every step that has been
taken to overcome ignorance and es-
tablish better and happier conditions
for the human race.
Nations decay and go down to obliv-
ion, but others rise upon their ashes
and climb to greater heights Of grand
eur. Old institutions, that falter and
rest by the wayside, fall into the sleep
| of death and give place to greater in
| situations more fully in accord with
the spirit of progress. Old ideas, all
! dominant in their day, but unable in
the feebleness of their senility to keep
| up the contest against the enemies of
truth, are swept from the arena and
new ideas, impelled by the all-con-
quering energy of youth and greater
zeal for the universal good, dominate
the minds Of men.
| In tones, clear and distinct, does ma
ture sound the command, March for
ward"
And now, more eagerly than ever
before are men responding to the call
In every department of human activity
progress is measured by leaps and
| bounds. Everywhere old methods and
old ideas are superseded by newer and
better ones, based upon a more in
innate understanding of Natures
laws.
To promote happiness and alleviate
suffering is recognized as the highest
ideal, worthy the best efforts of the
greatest minds. Wonderful therefore,
as are the discoveries and develop
ments of the past few years, the great
est of all, and attended with the most
startling and benehcient results, is
the discovery of the source of vital
energy and the laws by which 1t may
be conclusively directed to the relief
of suffering and the care of disease.
Upon this is based the method of
l. tv-ao
| oped by DIR. NJ L. Gates who is now
| located in the Stern building in this
city.
Scores Of men and women prominent
| in the communities in which they
dwell, give reports of cures that he
has made so wonderful as to tax the
belief of the most credulous. were they
not accompanied by the most over
whelming proofs. The marvellous OPP
| portunities of the treatment has given
1t wide celebrity and the sick, the
disabled and the neutrality-suspicious. of
disease in every imaginable form-are
focking there in increasing numbers
to try the method of treatment that so
many declare has freed them from dis
eases that threatened death or life
| long misery-diseases from which they
had no longer hoped to be free.
No longer need painwrecked suffer-
ers ask for help in vain for here is
seen the elimination of disease by the
most marvellous control of Natures
potent forces.
Never in the history Of medical sci
ence has such uniform and wonderful
results been obtained Moreover, the
philosophy upon which it is based
completely upsets theories long held
as fundamental in the treatment OF
disease. Without drugs or medicines
of any kind, the hopeless invalid is
restored to health, pain and suffering
disappears and diseases are perma.
nently cured that had for years re-
sisted every method of treatment