The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-14

Located at Connecticut Nation al Bank Building, 1O24 Main St. Bridgeport, Aroused Wide spread wonder and Comment in All CircIes-Rush for Treat- ment from Their Hands Keeps Up With Greater Force Than Ever Before.
 Millions Of Dollars Lost
 Ehe American people spend over one hundred million dollars annually for drugs of various kinds that are prescribed by phystcians for the cure of diseases Off1ciaI statistics com piled by the board of health certainly show that the greater part of these { poisonous drugs are not only useless but absolutely injurious. New York city, PhaIadelphia and Chicago have the greatest number of medical coll 1eees. The finest equipped hospital and d1spensariess the most skilled p31ysfcdans and nurses in America EThe consumption of drugs in these great cities is something enormous, while 1ae death rate continuously in creases and the number of sufferers i xI1slitiz5Iy prop tionately A Chinese proverb says that druggist who sells drugs should have two eyes, 2. physt-. cfan VI lao nrescrfbes drugs to. patients should have one eye, and a patient who takes the drug should be blind iI4arvardss s great poet doctor and pro- ] lessor Oliver wendell Holmes, once If all drugs. were thrown into tn @ sea 1t would be all the better for
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 Testin1oay Of pr John Mason } Good Nfs43
 s.rhe science of medicine is bar fbarous jaEgon and the effects Of our t1nedfcines on the human system are in the highest degree uncertain, ex- cept, indeeds that they have already destroyed more lives than war pesti- Ience and famine conabIned-
 Professor A1agemdie one Of the greatest French physfcians, in ad : dressing the students of the Paris Medical college saids Medicine is a
 great hunbug. If is nothing like 5science Doctors are mere imperics when they are not charlataI1s- We are as ignorant as men can be- the learned doctor continued, s.I tell you frankly know nothing of medicine. T repeat to you there is no such thing as medical science.
 If leaders and professors of medi-
 
 the drug system, what are the gem graI public going to do They will certainly not keep up the old system of stomach drugging.
 The most prominent D hy siclans of the world discard drugs and give up more to natural methods
 The Natureopathic Doctors have pa1blic1y demonstrated their work and are detained here pernan ntly in this city,. Their cured patients lave Nar.L mode Of treating diseases without drugs. As result their offices are visited by throngs of people
 The people have so generously pa tBonized their officess although gem erally known to have come here only certain number of cases and to dem onstrate what natures methods can do The afflicted. as a result of the many cured eases during that short period Of time. continuously kept crowding their offices. and this oblig- ed them to stay here permanently. A Their busy work in their offices at < 1024 Main street, Rooms 500 to 503, shows evidence from returns of good 5 work The afflicted; their friends and done in this city. and therefore asked for a steady branch od1ces which has been decided upon now.
 In "a recent lecture in Colonial Hall, EE1d E6pOTEy 31l1I1GTs@ TnS TOun0eT Of the Natureopathic College, re- marked that the food and drink taken into tlae stomach and air breafhed into the lungs furnishes all the mate rial and medicines of which the body Is composed. By the Juices Of the stornacE1 pancreas and liver. the food is dissolved and the useful particles are taken up by the absorbents and carried to the lungs where they unite with the aerial element and make blood. The blood if in proper bal ance supplies necessary material and < fluids for carrying on the forming o1 tissues and forwarded other process AOf natural existence and supplies every possible want Of the animal feconor1ly The analysis of the blood 3Efeinfadt and pr. Frank B. Smith, the t1oea1 Natureopaths, who graduated tdrorn the above mentioned institution,
 The Natureopathi have proved fsana made known the great principle f-of curing diseases by a most advanced e|and most scientific way, that it can fbe dearly seen why they have creat- \ ed such Q sensation in this state and Rthr0uzhout New England. It matters S1aot what office of the B1umer College s19 1autreop4ths you go into they are B0vercrowded with patients. All who fxave their methods a fair trial are o1 Ethe opinion that their system of treat. s5nE is the greatest boon to eufferfns shunnanity. The Natureopathic Prac, R4itioners also awaken the people, who E1aa-ve no extra time to look into these knnatters, so they may see that drugs are running the life of their near and Slear. ones They have no lack of ar. r gnrnents no scarcity of facts.
 The Natureopathic Doctors of 1024 Main street, Rooms 500 to sos Bridgeport. control the normal circu. 1atfon Of blood, aiding nature to take Aii up and dispose of all impurities.
 By these natural and rational methods there is a vital force i'm parted to the subject from the nerve centers which Increases the flow in a natural way.
 The Revolution in Medical Practice