The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-29
D. r. FONo SAYS:
TOO MUCH CUTTING
DOCTORS ARE TOO ANXIOUS TO
PERFORM OPERATIONS

PERFORM OPERATIONS.
The following is clipping taken from a Port
land paper. giving the editors views woll
that Of The peoples idea and view OF The present
by tho practitioner today:
A report IN current that four women have died
n this city within tho last few daJa tho To-
suit OF surgical operations.
Posribly the report 10 exaggerated. Perhaps,
too. some Of these would bs dead today. even II
no operation had been performed. But tho fact
necessary siGshins of human bsinsa takes place in
Portland erorJ year. and probably abozit every
Tsos In the year; and ,hat there ara tombHtones
In Lone Fir and Riverside which woud not hsvs
been needed yet had II not boon for the willing
nesH OF surgeons TO uso their sharp Instruments
whore suoh use could have boon avoided with
out serfoun damage or postponed with safety.
It would oe gros1 Injustice to hold all Of Port
land's physicians responsible for this state OF az
fairs Tho noble work done By the knights o..
healiDs-thoir generosity their Kindness. their de-
votion, thea ton thousand deeds Of good thsy do
need no praise here. II 10 Of me greatest
and most noble Of professions, and hs who choores
gTave Bense OF lis responsibilities and oonucicn-
.ious sarnsutness rs. wrongs do exist; and he is
poor friend Of tho great profession who would
rather hide than remedy these wrongs.
But it In eaSy matter 70 prescribe the remedy
It 10 no oasy matter 10 thoroughly fix tho blame
cases. Expert testimony can become fear
tul and wonderful thing. Posaibly lava might bs
tevised which would throw botter safeguards about
az surgery Is performed. accidents Will sometimes
occur.
One remedy. however. 10 sva1ishls and in tho
roach Of every ci.ison-ths stimulation OF publ,
sentiment in opposition to unnecessary uso Of tie
knite-ths development OF the idea that nature
can and Will remedy nearly all physloal ailments
insists that surgical operation is necessary.
thank him and quietly consult another. Whom
10 needed tsse 4 S me to s ,soa,
permitting tho uoo OF the knife.
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HERBS FROM THE FAR EAST, FOR
THE SICK AND SUFFERING OF
AMERICA.
Disease need no longer strike terror 70 tho
hearts OF those upon whom its biightinE touch hns
fallen for the healing power OF tho wonderful
D. R. Foog remedies which is such that evon
to 'i health and happiness This % marvellous HorS
slists methods of treatment which he employs
have stood the test Of centuries and have en-
abled him to restore TO health hundreds OF suf~
teIors who had Loaf all hope OF regaining the. full
strength and yigor.
DISTANCE OVERCOME BY
SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT.
Celebrated fIer5alst auccos,tuIly troat, patient,
by mn!l In all parts OF the world
Distance is objoc, 70 D. r. Fons He ha,
patients In ovory part OF tho continent Not alono
In the U g., but in Canada and Mexico we'll
Iced his herbs extend far side OF tho
world as tho Philippines and on the other TO Eng
land Grateful patients spread his fame even into
these hr-oR places. They carry tho glad tidngs
OF health and happiness in their glowing faces
and active bodies and Il is a small wonder their
friends and neIghbors grasp at the opportunity 10
conBult tho wonderful Eerbalint
Because you far nwsy don't hesitate about
writing 20 n, Il. Fong and obtaining his advice
about YOUR chsc Although he has mot but small
percentage OF his patients. D. R. Fongs system
OF reports ia perfect and tho attention given
10 each aud ovory case Ia 80 thorough he In ablo
10 follow exactly the effect OF each and every hsrb
prescribed
D r. Fons makes no misleading statcnsnts 70
lhn Affiliated Hc will be honest with YOU.