The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
HE Cam BE Seen at His Offices, at
THE QUESTION WHYl

Should this Chinese doctor be so sue
cessful? The answer rs less ahncuit
twenty-f four years OF constant study
without one single weeks vacation. Is
long time TO put In on one study AGAIN,
the Chinese EerbaliSts must know the
name OF every herb. root, bark, or flower
they use and must be able TO give ils
proper name and to what SPECIES II pc
longs by the taste and smell. DoFins
hospitals, they have an opportunity 70
use every remedy and observe It's erect
II is also necessary 10 remember tnat the
remedies used by D, r Fong are new
and utterly unknown IN this country. are
natures own remedies, and contain nc
poisonous minerals or drugs. Therefore
when a patient comes 10 d. X. FonS Tor
tresimen he receives medicine that is
entirely new and will consequently be
felt very quickly. When patient
goes TO a new face. and continues TO take
The same medicines And why is this so!
Because all the students that attend col
leges here are taught 10 use lhe same
medicines and TO treat diseases In the
same manner in China the study OF
medicine Is centuries older than In this
country and 1T has always been a custom
there to go on discovering new rene
dies which the scientist finds plentlfplly
supplied by nature In the way OF now
ers. roots. herbs and barks, and In thie
c!nes used for the same disease. The
! Chinese are very reticent people and
| have carefully guarded their discoveries
and hand them down from generation to
generation, each one in turn making
| some new discovery TO add to tho list,
| and IN this way the doctor is the envied
possessor OF many rare and valuable pre-
| scriptlons that have passed into his keep
| A tnousa nd friends will drink your wine
When fortunes sun shines bright;
| Not one remains 10 syWpathize
When falls disasters night.
D. r. FoNe is NOT a SPECIALIST.
Chronic diseases of men, women and
| children. Yield readily 10 his celebrated
| herbs and when studying In emma
study OF what medicine to give. but give
| a special study TO anatomy, also making
two distinct classes Of the system. name },
Iy, positive and negative OF every vital
organ of the body. We find no two per-
sons symptoms exactly the same. and
what medicine is suitable for one per
son may make another person mucn
FEMALE TROUBLE.
D. r. Fong states women are suscepti-
BILE to nearly. every disease that anllcts
man and in addlaGn oiyea ere asihcffd f w"ri0 mnI
appear that Nature has placed n heavy
burden upon the female sex; most unior,
innate vet most true. Why this is so II
is moi for us 10 Judge, but 10 accept the
plain fact The habits Of life 70. which
woman must conform. her weaker pny-
sluue, her domesticlty, her motherhood
ali cond,ice to bring upon her many dis
eases of an intimate nature. Womer
o%s endowed with the great power o.
suffering without complaint more pain:
and agonies than men. and this Is The on.
Saeora tbav can he successfully cured
Women WILL suffer: It has come 10 b'
almost an axiom that womans poruor
: OF life must be burdened with pain par
tic,,IarIv if ehs IS a wife and mother
Relief cure-PERMANENT cure-is a
hand DO NOT walt for the pernissiol
: of anybody. -. h,v. =,
= submit yourself to any PERSONA eS
' amInation, The innate modesty OF WON
V an ,n,,st he respected; the vulgar. osten
tatlous and immodest method Of so.caile'
, office SPECIALISTS does not apply 10 TN
= ! ulethod adoLted by ~ X. tons.