The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-25

One of the greatest truths establish.
ed by the science that progress il no
dependent upon organization but 1:
itself fundamental law and control.
organization, 1t is the law OF growth
IN accordance with which the forces OF
life forever act. Progress, therefore
depends upon no individual, but Ii
manifested through and impels all In
dividuals. When we consider the
marvellous past OF. the human race
then, can we doubt its glorious future
Already we are in the dawning of a
new era compared to which all the
ages Of the past that man has lived
upon the earth are as the darkness OF
night.
We first see him dimly and afar off,
slowly rising through centuries of time
from the lowest forms of creation,
but slightly removed from the beasts
that surround him, a thing OF. fear.
covering from the storms, fighting
with antedeluvian monsters, living in
trees, caves and rocky glens. his daily
life constant struggle for existence.
through long ages he slowly struggled
upward from a condition of beasthood
Cripging In fear amid squalor and mis-
cry, swept by pestilence, stricken with
plaques and ravaged by constant war
rare, perishing In thousands from
munger and cold, fire and food, earth
qAakes and prehistoric cataclysms--
sunken In the most abject degreda-
ton, his mind filled with the darkest
superstitions-slowly, but with ever
increasing momentum, he arose out OF
animalism into savagery. out of saw
agery into barbarism. out Of barbar-
Ism into civilization.
rms is the story of human progress.
yhe long struggle for physical supre-
macy Is past and the era of attain
ment has begun--his the glorious mis-
sion to bring order out Of chaos. IN
make Of earth a paradise, to take
counsel of angels, to interpret the
thoughts OF God.
NO more does he grovel in superstl
tious terror before the lightning. but di
reefs 1t as his servant, for he has con-
quered it-and he rules who conouers
no longer does he cover in hunger
and want, for the earth, from her hid
den granaries pours forth her treas
ures at his feet. No more is his mind
nlled with savage hate, for he at last
realizes the unity Of life and tha
brotherhood of man.
through the centuries he has been
beset with sickness and disease. and in
the ignorance of his immaturity he
mas vainly sought to rid himself Of
them by sorcery and Incarnation
purging and bleeding, poisoning and
cutting, but II has remained for this
wonderful age of achievement to per-
Iect method by which the treatment
OF disease Is taken from the realm of
ehdiess experiment and placed upon
the roofing of an exact science by
which the forces of life are intelli- |
gently directed and controlled, and |
applied with certainty and rapiditv to |
The cure of disease.
This method of treatment. practicad |
oy DR.. Melvin l.. Gates who is located
N the Stern building, in this city is
termed Vital Science.
1t is one of the greatest achieve-
nents Of all time, bearing the same
relation to the treatment OF disease
hat the Copernican system does to
DIR. Gates success in the treatment
II diseases of all kinds is acknowIedg-
ID by all who have taken his treat
nent as nothing less than phenomenal.
certain 1t is that he is accomplish
ng marvellous things-cures that seem
Ike miracles. His Offices are daily
'rowded with the sick and suffering
rom every class of life, among whom
learly every conceivable disease is
represented.