The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-23

sicians and surgeons in leaving their
work unfinished. thus causing the
patient much needless suffering and
expense. While some operations are
unavoidable. many are performed TO
no purpose, save that OF filling the
purse OF the operating physician,
D. r. FoNe's OPINION ON OPERA
TioNS AND SURGICAL WORK.
This celebrated herbalist says there
Is no disease that needs to be cured by
a surgical operation, But he does say
tnat seientliie surgery, is needed in
case OF accidents. broken bones and
injuries of any kind, and should be
made a careful study OF. This World
tamed Herbalist also says every doc
tor should be practical and scien-
tlrlc surgeon, so in case OF an acct
dent he may be able to attend to the
patient In the most practical manner,
relieving the sufferings Of the patient
as quickly as possible. And every
doctor should have a practical knowI-
edge, Instead Of SO much scientific
theory. The practical knowledge they
ferng while they experiment. Many
times the patient becomes n helpless
cripple for life; and they might have
saved the limb, also suffering, II the
surgeon had used good Judgment with
sc,EMTIFIc KMoWLE1oE. "scl-
used for curing diseases Is Of little or
no benefit whatever. and causes
seVenty-five per cent more deaths
than 1t cures or even of any benefit
to tho party who undergoes the ordeal
of same. This Is used by the regular
practitioner of today. more for the
purpose Of making himself a big fee
than for relieving the suffering Of hu-
nanity. But by studying Materia-
Medicn and the Botanical study. one
will require the full knowledge Of Ma
ture's own remedies 80 as to be able
TO relieve and cure diseases Of all
mankind. For without a doubt the
great Creator Of mankind has planted
an herb or root with which each and
every disease that we poor humans
fall heir to, can be cured, II we would
only give more time and attention to
those studies, or even as much as our
forafat theirs did, l am sure we would
come in contact with more healthy
people. And when we have the pleas
ure OF meeting with aged ladies and
spent life, also their method OF living
and curing their sickness or any dis
eases they may have had Invariably
the answer will be that they have al
ways used the simple home remedies.
such as their fathers and mothers used
doctor book . that has been kept In
their family for generations, and for
no other reason than for the roots and
herbs prescriptions which have proved
worthy and reliable. Now much could
be said about the method used by the
Chinese, but II Is sufficient to say that
they only use the herb remedies. such
as roots. herbs, buds, barks, flowers.
and vegetables, and that many pre-
scriptions have been used for many
generations past kept in use for
very simple but powerful reason, And
that Is, they cure the sick, and have
proved worthy of keeping and handing
down to those who will follow US In
the next generation TO take up this
great and worthy calling, "the pra ctice
OF medicine"
There Is no calling more honora BILE.
worthy. or more beautiful. than the
practice of medicine. when taken UP
with the honest intention Of curing the
sick and doing good TO all mankind,
Neither Is there calling that is more
dishonorable when followed only for
the sake OF money alone.
READ THIS STATEMENT.
This Is but one OF the hundreds OF
testimonials which D. R Fong receives
from those he has brought from the
Grim Valley Of Despair into the bright
sunlight OF Health and Happiness.
Wouldn't you like to feel like a new
man. free from achea and naips-