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When an army is very strong and powerful, in order to defeat it, the attacking force must secure other nations as allies. Likewise, in overcoming serious ailments, it requires the combined powers of a number of varieties of herbs, all working together in harmonious al- liance, to eradicate the disease. Let us take a case of Gall-stones, for example. The inflamed condition of the Liver causes inflammation and congestion of the Gall Duct; and the Bile either overflows, causing Yellow Jaundice, or solidifies into Gall-stones. At intervals, the liver becomes greatly inflamed, causing swelling in the entire right side of the trunk from the glands of the neck to the lower part of the abdomen. The Appendix then swells and Appendicitis sets in. When the stones are passing through, they cause such intense pain that the sufferer frequently loses consciousness. As a symptom of Gall and Liver Troubles, there is generally more or less pain starting beneath the right rib and running around the right side, up to the shoulder blades. In a condition of this sort, five or six kinds of herbs must be com- pounded for the Liver and Gall; auxiliary herbs must be added to cleanse the blood and rid it of the fire element (inflammation) ; some herbs must be put in to cause the air and the blood to circulate proper- ly; other varieties must be used to take away the swelling; and still other herbs must be added for the Nerves of the Shoulder Blade. How similar is this process to the maneuvers of an army which opens fire with seventeen-inch guns to break down the defense works of the enemy, rushes forward its cavalry as auxiliaries, and follows up with the infantry. Victory is thus assured! Quite frequently, sufferers from Gall-stones who have won the victory over them by taking the Fong Wan Herbs, have brought to the office bottles of Gall-stones that have passed from them. Up to the time of this writing not a single person who has taken the Fong Wan Herbs for Gall-stones has either had to be operated on or has even suffered again. Most treatments for Gall and Liver Trouble have a tendency to physic the sufferer regardless of whether he is strong enough to stand it. The Fong Wan Herbs work independently through the blood cir- culation instead of weakening the individual's constitution. Many cases of Liver and Gall Bladder Trouble have been mistaken for Appendicitis, and the Appendix has been cut out, thus leaving the ailments of the Gall and Liver untouched. 84
HERBAL REMEDIES SUCCEED IN LIVER AND STOMACH TROUBLE, MR. GREENFIELD TESTIFIES Oakland, Calif., May 22, 1930. For 15 years I suffered from Stomach Trouble, off and on. Recently my back began to hurt and I had severe headaches. Notwithstanding the fact that about five years ago my wife was relieved in a case of Liver and Stomach Trouble by taking the Fong Wan Herbs. I sought relief through Occidental methods of healing. Finally, however, dis- covering that I was getting worse instead of better, I decided to go to Fong Wan. I am happy to say that I now feel as though I had been made over new, for his herbs have overcome all my compaints. R. R. GREENFIELD. PILES For years I have had Piles in the advanced stages. Oakland, California. I found no relief in any treatment. I was operated on but this did me no good. My hus- band had been relieved of 137 boils by the Fong Wan Herbs, so I had faith in them. I took the herbs for ten weeks, at the end of which time I was entirely well. This was four months ago and I am still in splendid condition. MRS. E. W. HOOGS. (December, 1923) YELLOW JAUNDICE Alameda, Calif., June 14, 1932. I suffered with severe pain in my stomach and could neither eat nor drink without distress. My skin and even the whites of my eyes turned yellow. My urine was as dark as black coffee. I was suffering from Yellow Jaundice. I was completely relieved by taking the Fong Wan Herbs. FRANK MANAI. LIVER, GALL-BLADDER AND STOMACH TROUBLE RELIEVED <strong>FONG</strong> <strong>WAN</strong> CO. Dear Mr. Fong: Oakland, Calif., Nov. 14, 1929. I am writing this letter to express my gratitude for the splendid 85
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HERB LORE FONG WAN 576-578 Tenth St
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HERB LORE FIFTH EDITION MAY, 1936 1
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HOME OF FONG WAN 576-578 Tenth Stre
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RECEPTION AND DISPLAY ROOM SHOWING
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CONTENTS CHAPTER V Page THE LUNGS A
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FOREWORD The demand of Americans fo
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power to contract the air in the bl
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ing it into mucus or phlegm. Inflam
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knowledge of their properties, they
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THE BLIND LEAD THE BLIND NEITHER PO
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the cheap American Ginseng, valued
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ment about 300 years ago, contains
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son of a former pastor of the Chine
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closely and take treatment at the v
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sands of people are being saved by
Page 35 and 36: PEOPLE OF A YOUNG NATION SHOULD BE
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Page 41 and 42: CHAPTER III THE STOMACH AND SPLEEN
Page 43 and 44: pies around the mouth, canker sores
Page 45 and 46: Q. Did they tap you? A. No, they di
Page 47 and 48: SUFFERED UNBEARABLE PAIN Oakland, C
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Page 51 and 52: Q. For how long a period had you be
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Page 55 and 56: Although thousands of years have el
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Page 63 and 64: the right side of my neck. Q. Do yo
Page 65 and 66: HEART TROUBLE OVERCOME 38 POUNDS GA
Page 67 and 68: Q. Did the doctors describe to you
Page 69 and 70: Mr. Fong Wan. Dear Sir: A LETTER FR
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Page 89 and 90: PRAISES FONG WAN'S SKILL Alameda, C
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Page 117 and 118: RHEUMATIC PARALYSIS BANISHED Oaklan
Page 119 and 120: than when he is strong. Many person
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Page 123 and 124: to flush the kidneys. However, wate
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LUMPS DISAPPEAR AFTER USING THE FON
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Attorney for defendant: Q. And what
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with herbs has been pronounced a fr
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ous herbalist in the Bay Region. We
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Q. You saw him just before Christin
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3. The edges of the tongue indicate
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tice of medicine in the South and a
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POISON OAK Berkeley, California. In
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Q. You were busy in office work? A.
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my intestines. As the physicians al
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cleansed and purified, and aside fr
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Reply dated September 10, 1929, rea
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sure that you understand about the
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Therefore, no herbs can be sent to
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The price of our herbs is ten dolla
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Q. Does that volume contain) a stat
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Prosecuting Attorney: Q. Where did
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CHAPTER XII THE HERBALIST AND HIS S
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of consulting Fong Wan himself. Peo
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judgment and were therefore helples
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In 1927, Fong Wan took over the Old
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I. FOUNDATION With the increase of
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i cause of the great care of the fa
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has vitality and will therefore liv
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power. They quench the body's inter
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influence upon the lungs and the la
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One-half pound fresh pork. PLAIN CH
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INTERIOR VIEW OF NEW SHANGHAI CAFE
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OAKLAND EMPORI UM 517-519 - 14th St
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