Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-12

hoiic, medicine OF KNOWN COMPOSITION,
 thereby make little bigger profit.
 Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets resula
 bowels. Suear-coated, tiny srannles, [ laror the railroad man might be alive today Also if the Unite1 States army would only provide one of these iDhalers for every company typhoid fever would be banished. And
 Tine treatment acts with like results on every case of pneumonia. Every regiment in our army should nc provided with the tuberculosis inhaler.
 One of the French Laboratory. "cures. featured in the concerns advertising. was of man who was made wei of catarrh of the stom- aeh and bowels, as well as -dropsy .of he ankle and lower limbs in three weeks;
 Marvellous surely is the great Texas institution and it's dried herbs vapor What, 1t is to be wondered, will the French Laboratory do to the official of the State Medical society of Texas who has dared Q write to an inquirer:
 T have at last been able to To- cate the fake concern which calls itself the French Laboratory. l have called the attention of the County society to this fraud outfit and think it's days are numbered"
 Uplift sanitariun.
 The Uplift Sanitarium. incorpor- ated, of Washington, with United States Senator Martin and Repre- sentative Saunders of Virginia OF its advisory board, is in charge Of an enterprising team made up Of an impecunious homeopathic doctor and a temperance lecturer who has not always led a sober life. Its or hcers, says an Uplift advertisement, are well known men, who are de- voting their lives to the prevention and cure of tuberculosis. As a matter of record, these are the off cers:
 Charles E. Wagner, proprietor oi a hotel al Atlantic City, New Jersey. president; Albert A. Marshall, life insurance adviser of Washington vice president; G. Mackay Mackin tosh, the temperance lecturer, sey l retary- Teasurer; R. Bruce Johnson an impecunfous. homeopathic physi elan who once dealt in patent medi cines in Washington under thu name of the E. N. Mitchell company medical director; John H. Stagger' of Washington general counsel
 vapor Fakes.
 Vapor treatments, to be takei with the aid of apparatus, are com mon. One of them is the Bensor izer Institute, which was run out o New York City by the board o health and out of Denver by th' Colorado State Board of Medica examiner. Like Professor" FouI nier. K. L. Benson has neglected tt D qualify as a physician. In his owl advertising he is referred to a , ".he thoughtful Benson and , Though not a physician, MT. Ben , sons training (not specifed) as
 laboratory worker has given hir , | a clear insight into medicine
 What Benson, the French Labor atory, and others of their Yaporizini - kind have concluded is that tn F lung tissue harscrs the tuhercle ba ciIli. and if you shoot germ-killint : vapor in;o every nook and cram : of the lungs your bound to get ri F of consumption. Simple! Rather to ] simple for the physicians who ar 3 working seven days 8 week to staml , ] out the white plague to acceps- Opposed n the germ-killers an and equally positive of the accurac v of his theory, is Dr. NJ. L. Gate ' ef the Gates Sanitarium in Minnt . apolis. Arriving at Fargo. Mort : Dakota, in his healing tour, th - great Dr. Gates contributed to g recent issue of the Fargo, Forum . q few thoughts:
 ] Consumption does not begin l F the lungs at all, but is disease o ? the general system. The reason dee n breathing is beneficial is becaus F a large per cent of our heryouss CT 2 ergy is derived from the air W e breathe"
 % Vital Science" is the Gates nam g fer his prescription of fresh air, al t equate nourishment. and good circl d lation. He is one of the least haru q fnI institution fakers.
 D "ozone" Takers Are Multiplying e Last year a remarkable institutio f was closed by a Philadelphia co e oner. It was connected with q r. home cf a man named Werrbacl
 who claimed to be physician. an
 was called the Samaritan Sanit e rum. The treatment for consum ,r ton. at this place consisted T. various liquid connections Lrew' r from 1920 different herbs. A woma