Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-29
A HARD LFD(GLH]l]
The Story of a Failure

The writer called 10 the phone By a prom
ncnf attorney of San Francisco. who said tina
friend of his dying of Bright's Disease anc
that if could 10 any thing TO send the treat
ment and physician. Both were sent. Tbs
doctor phoned back that the patient was at the
! end of years fight with chronic Brlght's bis
case and almost n skeleton. and ir
coma. and that the priests had administered II.
last rites. and that the attending physicians hnt
told the patients wife that Ii only n guess
ton of hours and he declared with considerable
spirit that he lad practically been called in ~
sign the death certificate. The patient. Sas
Francisco business man, was In charge OF the
nurses. They said that nothing had passed int
or out of the patients stomach for twenty fosf
hours: that ii had ceased to act-would not hold
pcptonized mlk-and that they waiting 70,
the end. Our consulting physician did not thini
that there chance I'm thousand bal
started hard fight for that chance. Jumping
into a carriage. he went to wakelee & Co.'S pro
cured high twenty inch tube and the necessary
adjuncts and returned for an all nights fight n
keep the patient alive. After four hours viii
emusions through the high tube the impacted
feces were removed and, as the stomach had al
most ceased functioDng. the patient was fed sps
given both treatment and food per rectum. Tn.
food aud treatment were administered snd with.
drawn every three hours. night and day Tn.
patient was given an alcohol and emulsion rut
alternately every three hours. He was given ne
food by the STOMACH for ten days. except n Iiti.
began TO move little. The fourth day he wa,
beginning TO clear mentally. In two weeks hii
stomach began to accept chicken and solid foods.
In a month he walking around the rooas.
and in two months CONTRARY to the strenuu,i
advice Of the physician, he insisted ON taking
southern trip. He not as strong as 10
thought and suffered relapse The physician
teIegraphed for and went south to attc9-l
and bring him home. but the trip and consequent
relapse serious that the patient expired =
on arrival i'm San Francisco
This battle against tremendous odds NM g
it is belief that Ii would have been won +.
the patient had followed the PHYSICIANS adSic- =
and given up the trip until nc stronger
TIE attorney mentioned who called us up 10y
phone the Hon. Barclay Henley the OK.
member Of Congress and well known lawyer .; /,
San Francisco. His Offices ara i'm the I'aclfic ,
building on Market street. and he will doubtlrsc
CONFIRM these facts TO any who may he ,iR-
ferested. We refer to this instance and his nam
in connection Herewith without his co3seni w
could hardly afford to do this IL the above
not strictly true. >
We consider the treatment that this phy siriap
used in this case to aid the Renal Compound r.
important that ii at request writteT
up in detail. giving the various prescriptions ans
formulate. We will mail 1t to physicians * 20
may have critical cases like the above.
Bright's Disease Is now durable In a great ma
jority Of all cases by the em0llent troat--
ment-Fulton's Renal Compound. IL may be Ardf
In your city Of Henry Evans. 1905 st. NV.
Literature mailed free. Address John J. Fui~s9
Co.. Gas Battery street, San Francisco. We d.
sire TO hear from and advise with every case
not making the usual recovery.