With blood our hands we never stain, 
-A or poison men to ease their pain. 
THE FRITZ-SONIAN SYSTEM OF TREATMENT. 
FELT and FLUID and FOOD 
ANIMATED YITAL MAGNETISM 
CONYEYED FEOM MAN TO MAN. 
HEALING THE SICK 
WITHOUT MEDICINE SURGICAL OP- 
ERATION—OR THE LAYING ON 
OF HANDS. 
No Metallic Substances are used—No Battery 
A teach merits—No Electric BeJt," Fad, 
Band br appliance; But purely 
and literally 
ANIMATED MAGNETISM 
APPLIED BY MEANS OF 
FELT and FLUID and FOOD, 
Conveyed from man to man through the 
Grand Process and Power of Nature’s Law. 
THE MOST WONDERFUL SUC- 
CESS EVER ACHIEVED IN 
THE HEALING ART. 
Can be sent to all parts of the world and 
there applied without a physician or any 
knowledge of disease. 
TU>v\&a.Avelav-e, cAiretn atU'rast ai once who 
have been considered beyond the reach of 
any human agency. 
THE BLIND SEE! THE DEAF HEAR! 
THE LAME WALK! THE SICK ARE HEALED! 
It is scientifically and Locally Applied 
Stronger and More Powerful than any 
Magnetic, or Body of Magnetic Healers 
can Impart; Simply, correctly and Scien- 
tifically Generated, Held and Supplied at 
any degree of strength desired to Fulfill 
and answer the 
REQUIREMENTS O?TnY CASE 
Condition or Necessity of Imparting 
Life Health and Vigor to any Diseased 
part —or Organ. 
IT WILL CUBE' 
Positively and unconditionally Cure, Because 
it is a scientific and Well Attested Fact 
Proven beyond the Shadow of a Doubt 
Through years of Practical experience and 
constant Demonstration ; that 
Animated Vitalised Magnetism 
Imparted from the Healthy to the Unhealthy 
man or or woman Will Cure Any and All 
classes of disease. 
To The JPublic: 
The Public are, to a great ex- 
tent, acquainted with the most 
marvelous results of the 
Fritz-sonian Treatment. 
It has been used in nearly all 
the principal cities of this coun- 
try as a strictly private Formula 
and specialty of our own, and 
what little popularity we have 
attained throughout the civilized 
world as a most remarkable heal- 
er, has been gained through its 
wonderful influence. 
Wonder, admiration and as- 
tonishment has every where 
attended our great success. 
Physicians have stood aloof 
and marveled in silent envy 
while seeing the Deaf,—Blind,— 
Sick and Lame healed by this 
most remarkable art. 
No man, any Remedy 
Practice—mode —or manner of 
treatment, has ever performed 
such great and noted cures, as 
the author of this system. 
We now Bow once more to an 
afflicted Public—prepared to wel- 
come a whole world, but more 
particularly the sick hosts of this 
City, to our office, where we 
dispense only and always, the 
Fritz-sonian Treatment 
with which we promise that even 
greater cures than ever (if that 
be possible) shall attend our 
work. 
Men, Women and Children 
broken down and suffering by 
the racking Pains and penalties 
of disease, who have been swill- 
ing down enormous quantities 
of nauseous, poisonous drugs, 
wrenching, gagging, spitting 
and puking over the nasty, bit- 
ter, griping, sickening, deadly 
doses, or he who has been cut 
and carved by the surgeon’s knife, 
suffering all the torments of the 
damned on earth, and “ paying 
dear for every dose and slash,” 
will hail with joy our triumphant 
march. 
If we had the voice of 
the mighty waters, the eloquence 
of a Clay—could write in the lan- 
guage of the heart—or touch 
the souls of men with kindly 
sympathy,—bearing on pinions of 
light these glad tidings to every 
bed of disease,—the sufferer’s 
frown would become a smile,— 
hope would fill the heart of the 
afflicted—the poor bed-ridden in- 
valid, whose cheek is pallid at the 
approach of death,—would then 
eradicate with the knowledge of 
succor. 
Read this Paper carefully 
through, weigh every word and 
argument offered ; this system of 
treatment is a scientific truth, 
and will bear the light of the 
closest investigation—and the 
most thorough trial. It stands 
pre-eminently above all others— 
the easiest applied, and produces 
the most satisfactory results. 
Nature is your Physician ; he 
unerringly points out every symp- 
tom—and warns you against dis- 
ease—through the debility and 
pains you suffer; you need not 
question Doctors ; you are readily 
apprised of the fact by Nature— 
arid with this treatment the 
remedy is at hand—which will as 
surely bring returning health as 
the sun rises and sets in her di- 
urnal course. 
Then reason should teach 
us, and our own common 
sense admonish us, to get relief 
• from any disease as soon as tlu, 
: first knowledge of its existence 
• reaches us. Get that relief vliere 
it can be obtained most 
promptly. Set about it ;ri nice 
regardless of trouble or expense 
—Health lost all is lost. It is 
the only fortune the millions 
possess. 
This opportunity for personal 
benefit should be seized upon at 
once. 
Remember that you can be 
cured now. 
We have had years 
of experience with these 
remedial agents in every class 
and form of disease, treating- 
more cases annually than any 
Physician in the world, and we 
have never lost a single case hy 
death, besides curing thousands 
who were considered incurable, 
raising from the death-bed hun- 
dreds who had lost all. hope ; and 
those who had often said, I will 
try no more, are to-day living 
evidences of our success, thus 
showing the wisdom of our mode 
of treatment, and the great effi- 
cacy of this system in healing 
the sick. 
OFFICE 150 TREMONT STREET, BOSTON, MASS. 
Entered and Copyrighted according to Law. Approved by Act oi Congress, In thefyear 1886, month of R rch, by A. D. Fritz, in the office of the Lihra-L-n r> 
Congress, Washington, D. C. 
All persons are cautioned against copying any of our publications, of is'tiiaiing our mode of treatment in any form. nig r"rnf!red by law, and reserved by the A *'V'T-Lv . „ |p|| f ' , )■ ‘, » -di 
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Felt and Fluid and Food. 
| ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM 
ALL OTHERS. 
I 
j 1111118 HOl Biffi, 
I 
I DON’T BE DECEIVED. 
Felt and Fluid and Food. 
IT IS THE VITAL PRINCIPLE 
OF LIFE. 
SCIENCE, ABTI FOOD CfllUD. 
SOD’S BEST SIFT TO MAN. 
CL. B. Put*., 
OJ TO-DA Y. 
Stranger: 
Read this over carefully-—At 
feast three times—t want >ou to 
perfectly understand—That our 
System and Treatment is NOT 
like any other—It may be the 
sas of saving your life—When 
you are brought to see and to 
thoroughly understand that it is 
| not like—nor anywhere near like 
| any other treatment which you 
have ever used, or seen used. 
Every clay people tell us that 
they have used this Treatment or 
something similar When vve 
| come to question them, they have 
£ been using some common mag- 
| netic Pad ; Magnetic Belt; Elec- 
I trie Pad, Band, or Belt, or Some- 
| body’s Liver Pad—Now we want 
| you to understand and to rerncm- 
I ber that: none of these are oars— 
I Nor are they on the same Prim 
I ciple as ours—Nor anything like 
I ours. 
| Our* System and Treatment is 
f, no more like the above ir. kind or 
1 principle, than is Alcohol like 
| Water—or that Flour is like 
I Mashed Potatoes—or a Wagon 
| is like a Sled—Now remember 
P and always bear in mind. 
% That our Treatment is a Sys- 
| tern of “ Animated. Vital Mag- 
I netism'd constantly and con tin u- 
I ally applied, or kept, on the dis- 
| eased part or organ—-Every Hour 
% —Minute—and Second of the 
| time—until the disease is entirely 
I removed from the system—And 
| just ss fast as the diseased sys- 
® stem uses—takes up—or can ah- 
I struct tire vital magnetism hem 
| the Felt (which is simply a vehi- 
| dej. It is again supplied—-fed— 
or charged—by the use of our 
Chemical Magnetic Fluid. ■— by 
dampening or wetting the origin- 
ally-charged vitalized Felt with 
the Fluid. 
This seems plain enough, and 
should be easily understood, but 
to make it still plainer we will 
illustrate. For instance, when 
you eat a good, square, hearty 
meal—you are full—feel good 
and are capable of labor—But 
after you have worked off this 
Food or nutriment—you gradu- 
ally grow weaker as hunger in 
creases—or as your stomach gets 
empty—until in time for want of 
vitality you completely collapse— 
Our Treatment acts on the same 
principle—As long as the Felt is 
thoroughly charged—well Fed— 
filled full with Animated Vital 
Magnetism—it forces circulation 
—removes disease—and cures—- 
it 'in, 
constant action- But when, the 
Vital Magnetism or Food is all 
used up—it grows weak and 
worthless—and therefore must be 
again Fed or supplied with more 
magnetism—The same as you 
must be fed when hungry—While 
we feed you with bread and meat 
—We feed our Appliance for re- 
moving disease with Animated 
Vitalized Magnetism, which our 
Fluid contains through chemical 
action and affinity—Do you see ? 
Can you understand? Do you 
realize ? 
We First Feed—Charge—or 
supply the Felt Appliance, Pad 
or Band, with Vital Animated 
Magnetism By actual Hand 
Manipulation-- As you put Yeast 
in your Flour to raise Bread— 
So do we supply the first princi- 
ple—From ourselves, or from the 
Aatural, Vital, Healing Power 
of Man—Then as the Dough 
rises and keeps rising just as 
long as you keep supplying the 
yeast—So does the vital magnet- 
ism keep flowing and flowing 
into the system just as long as 
we keep up the supply—with 
the Natural Magnetic “ Fluid! 
Therefore we always have a live, 
active principle at work on the 
disease. 
Nothing in nature or art can 
subsist or exist upon itself—lt 
must be perpetually fed, sus- 
tained, nourished and supplied 
with Fuel or Food for power. 
This Treatment must not be 
confounded with any other—For 
it is as pre-eminently ahead of all 
other modes and manners of 
i i baiiutr,-* —J Fi i.VijJC IVdCj liiFC 
plicity of action—sound theory— 
practical results—and scientific 
principle—as Modern Chemistry 
is superior to old Alchemy. 
It is a dangerous thing—for 
science and the sick—-To con- 
found it with—or as similar to 
that of the numerous Medicated 
Pads—Magnetic Belts—Electric 
Bands, etc. 
Animated Vital Magnetism 
is “Not” a steel magnet 
a Medicated Pad, nor an 
Electric Battery—But it is— 
the absolute result of vital Hand 
Manipulation or Positive Animal 
Magnetism. Therefore any dis- 
cerning mind—or the most un- 
lettered person can easily see the 
great dissimilarity in almost every 
particular. The only way it 
could possibly become confound- 
ed or be mistaken for any of the 
old Treatments--is from the sim- 
ple fact that we make use of a 
Felt Pad, Band, or Appliance as 
a vehicle or medium to hold or 
take on and retain our healing 
principle—for the purpose of ap- 
plication to the disease—For in- 
stance, you may take medicine 
out oi a “spoon,” but this would 
not constitute or make the 
“ spoon” a part of the Treatment 
—would it? any more than an 
empty Pill Fox will move the 
bowds. Now you may charge 
steel—or zinc and copper—with 
mineral magnetism and sew it up 
in a Belt—How long do you sup- 
pose that this magnetism will last 
when coming in contact with the 
body—or any substance which 
will absorb or attract it—Twenty- 
■fcar* —Not "Wg/w 
—After this, then j<; is no better 
than a worthless rag:—ls it any 
wonder that these Belts, Bands 
and Pads usually fail. 
Let me tell you right here ; 
I “and don't you forget it I” Noth- 
ing can feed or exist upon itself. 
Until perpetual motion is discov- 
ered every power must have its 
source of supply, and everything 
which possesses power must be 
constantly fed, the Pad, the Belt, 
the Telegraph and the Locorao- 
i live. No power or action can 
generate within itself. 
You need not be deceived-—if 
you will only reason from cause 
to effect—always taking the laws 
of nature for your guide and act 
accordingly. 
Felt and Fluid and Food. 
The “Felt” is Live Wool 
which takes on Animated Vital 
Magnetism. 
The “Fluid” Is a natural 
Magnetic Production which per- 
petuates Vital Magnetism, 
The “Food” Is a Chemical 
combination of Fruits, Vege- 
table and Animal matter. 
The “Felt” and “Fluid’ 
and “Food” constitutes the 
Fritz-son 'cm System and Theory 
of Animated Vital Magnetic 
Treatment. 
The “Pelf Sustains, takes j 
on and holds Vital Magnetism \ 
Felt and Fluid and Food. 
as a -vehicle or vessel retains any 
other Vital Principle. 
“ The Fluid ” Sustains, Feeds, 
Supplies or Replenishes the vital 
magnetism to the Pelt as fast is 
it is taken up or consumed by lie 
System. 
The “Food” Sustains the 
System, keep: all the Secretions 
of the body open and active, and 
furnishes Nutriment to the debil- 
litated organs. 
The “ Pelt ” and “ Fluid ” and 
“Food” Forces and Equalizes 
Circulation, supplies vitality and 
sustains the System until the de~ 
Felt and Fluid and Food. 
bilitated Organs are restored to 
health. 
! The “ Pelt ” Being charged 
j with Animated Vital Magnetism, 
i by means of actual Hand manip- 
j idation, thus rendering it possi- 
I ble of retention and conveyance 
at will from man to man. 
I The “Fluid” Being a natural 
j Planitary Chemical production, 
j will recharge and perpetuate vital 
| magnetism as long as a parficle of 
| Animated. Magnetism remains 
j in the (vehicle) “ Pelt.” 
j The “Food” Being a Tonic, 
I Alterative and Assimilative Nu- 
Felt and Fluid and Food. 
triment, supplies the Fatty Tis- 
sue of the body until the “Pelt” 
and “ Fluid ” forces and sus- 
tains a perfect circulation of 
Flood through the (Congested) 
diseased organs. 
The * Felt ” and “ Fluid ” and 
“Food” Being the embodiment of 
all the vital principles of Life and 
Health, and Action of the Blood and 
Nerves and Circulation, Vitalizing. In- 
vigorating and Sustaining, Equalizing 
and Energizing every function of the 
Body, must produce'a perfect, perma- 
nent and lasting free and equal distri- 
bution of every Health-Giving and 
sustaining element of the most vigor- 
ous life. MIRACULOUS, WONDERFUL, AND THE MOST REMARKABLE CURES. 
Modern Miracles. 
Plaving read and heard so much about 
this Fritz-sonian Treatment and of its 
most remarkable success during the past 
few years—and what seeming miraculous 
cures he was performing with his System— 
I could not help but become considerably 
interested—as I had been a terrible sufferer 
for many years—and had as I supposed 
exhausted every means known to art and 
science without receiving any great bene- 
fit. 
I had been treated by such men as 
Bartholomew, Agnew, Flint, Baker, Rush, 
Thorndike, and a score of others full as 
well known and celebrated in the pro- 
fession—No wonder then that I took hold 
of a new thing with reluctance and but 
little confidence. Still I thought that if 
there was help for others there might be 
for me, and I could but try, as I had a 
thousand times rather have been dead than 
to continue suffering as I was and had 
been for the past ten years. 
I will tell you a little of my condition 
and then you can judge better how a man 
feels when he has been snatched from a 
living hell and from the very brink of the 
grave. In the fall of 1875 I took a severe 
cold which seemed to settle all over me, 
my feet and every joint in them swelled to 
nearly three times their natural size. The 
nerves ached and every joint seemed as if 
being drawn from their sockets. I con- 
stantly groaned with the most excruciating 
pains for three mortal weeks; no rest nor 
any ease day or night; hot fomentations, 
the most powerful liniments and opiates 
done me no good nor eased me in the 
least. 
Only when I laid in a dead stupor 
from large doses of morphine did uncon- 
sciousness come over me for a few mo- 
ments at a time—When at last the pains 
did begin to ease up a degree, my feet 
began to turn black and blue—the blood 
seemed to stop circulating in my limbs— 
a deathly coldness and heaviness oppressed 
me—my urine became thick and streaked 
with blood—my bowels discharged the 
most foul matter—chills—fevers—smother- 
ing sensations—dead, heavy aches—and 
sharp, twitching pains went shooting all 
over my body—l hovered between life and 
death for many months—finally the disease 
appeared to assume a more settled charac- 
ter—a sort of a paralytic rheumatism, as 
the doctors called it. 
At times I could get out of bed 
and around a little—But pain, I was 
always in pain—My bowels became so that 
they would not move without the most 
powerful cathartics, and v.-iy water had to 
be drawn more than half of the time—I 
doctored and lingered, and lingered and 
doctored—l suffered and prayed, I prayed 
and suffered, and often wondered why 
God had so afflicted me—Days came and 
lengthened into weeks, and weeks into 
months, and months ran into years—Still 
time brought me but little relief, and all 
the time more feeble and despondent. 
I had often heard and rny friends had 
sometimes advised me to try Felt, and 
Fluid and Food—Bottled Magnetism, as 
they called it—but everybody knows how 
such things are—l thought that if the most 
noted physicians could not help me, of 
course nothing else would—and as for the 
idea of a man getting well of such a dis- 
ease as mine without medicine, why the 
idea was preposterous. 
But as the saying is, “A 
drowning man will catch at a straw,” 
and one day while I was laying on the sofa 
in my room reading over a circular de- 
scribing the Fritz-sonian System, I came 
to the words, “ If not, why not ?” I 
stopped and thought, read a little further 
and thought again. Now, here I am; I 
have tried all the regular doctors and they 
have done but little for me; yes, nothing ; 
and Dr. Fritz says if after you have tried 
everything and nothing does you any good, 
why not try this? If not, why not? Yes, 
this is the question. If not, why not? 
I made up my mind then and there that 
I would try it—and I did—l sent that very 
day, and God bless the day, it is and ever 
will be a sacred one to me. 
Before I had been using it one hour, I 
felt its revivifying effects. In a few weeks 
my appetite became good—my urine passed 
free and assumed its natural color. My 
bowels were as regular as clock-work.— 
The blood circulated in my limbs, and in 
less than three months I was where you 
see me to-day—A thoroughly well, hearty, 
sound man. I used no medicine, unless 
his Food may be called medicine. 
I tell you it is wonderful, perfectly 
wonderful. I can hardly realize it myself— 
that I should be where I am to-day— 
tough and rugged—able to once more take 
my place in business among men, strong— 
I could almost knock out Sullivan. 
I have just returned from a trip 
Out West. 
While stopping at the Palmer House 
in Chicago, I noticed an exceed- 
ingly fine-looking gentleman who was 
attracting considerable attention among the 
guests in the office, very graphically de- 
scribing his experience with Dr. Fritz. 
Let me tell you, gentlemen, said he, that 
man saved my life, and I shall never forget 
him. I will tell you how it was. My name 
is Hill—C. M. Hill. I live and was born 
out here in Wanconda, and there is where 
I came mighty near being buried. I am 
now 35 years old. 
What I am telling you happened 
just before the big fire—the latter 
part of ’7O, when Dr. Fritz had his 
office occupying the whole building No. 
196 Clark St., every resident of Chicago 
will remember what great cures he was 
performing then. I have seen the whole 
building crowded, and the side-walks for 
more than a block each way waiting to see 
him, Mr. Palmer here will tell you what 
an excitement he created. And Fred Gross- 
man, the real estate man who had charge 
of my affairs then will tell you what condi- 
tion I was in about that time. 
Just after I got married and was 
the happiest man in Wanconda, I 
was taken sick and kept running 
down for more than a year, when our 
child was born. I considerably overdone 
myself by being up a good deal nights. 
Finally I began to cough and raise the 
worst matter you ever saw, kept growing 
weaker and weaker every day until the doc- 
tors told me I must either change climates 
or die. I tell you I was a skeleton. 
I settled up my affairs the best I could, 
kissed my wife and babe good-bye, never 
expecting to see them again in this world. 
My father and one of the neighbors helped 
me to the depot. When I looked out of 
the car window as I passed through here on 
my way to Minnesota it was with a heavy 
heart. 
Stranger, were you ever sick, leav- 
ing all you held dear on earth, going 
away to a strange place to die ? If you 
ever were, you can imagine my feelings that 
day. Well, I went to Minneapolis, and 
stayed there a few weeks, but got no better. 
The doctors then advised me to go on 
through to Colorado. So I went, but how 
I ever got there I don’t know, but I did, 
and stopped at a very good hotel at Colo- 
rado Springs. There I improved a little, 
and got so that I could take a little ride 
every fine day. But after a little I com- 
menced growing worse very rapidly, and 
fearing that I should die in a few days I de- 
termined to return home at onee and see 
my wife and little one if possible before I 
passed over. I had a very comfortable bed 
provided in a Pullman, and at last, in utter 
exhaustion and the very last stages of con- 
sumption, I found myself once more at 
home in my own bed, with my dear old 
mother and loving wife to attend me. I 
lingered without hope for over a month, and 
then revived a little again as most consump- 
tives. I then called on Dr. N. S. Davis 
here, and he informed me that my only 
hope of ever seeing spring was to go to 
Florida at once. I told him that I had 
tried Minnesota and Colorado, and if I 
I must die, I should die at home. 
The day dawns. 
That night when I got home, my little 
one was looking at some pictures in a paper 
upon the floor. My wife carelessly picked 
it up and laid it on the bed. After a little 
I glanced at it and saw that it was one of 
Dr. Fritz’ circulars. I read a few lines and 
then became interested, and read it nearly 
all—and that night before I fell asleep I 
had firmly made up my mind to see him. Be- 
tween hope and the excitement I was able 
the next day to be taken to his office. I 
never shall forget my feelings while being 
helped into his presence. I dropped into 
a large easy chair, and after I had got my 
breath a little, the doctor came up to me 
and said, Well, young man, you are not 
dead yet, are you ? I said no, but mighty 
near it. Yes, said he, It’s a close shave, 
but I guess you have struck a lead this 
time. Do you want to get well ? I cried 
gentlemen, right then and there I bawled 
like a baby, and came near choking to 
death from coughing. The doctor told me 
not to be excited, that if I would only keep 
a stiff upper lip he would cure me. And 
what’s a fact, gentlemen, he went right at 
it and done it. I gained rapidly from the 
first, and within six months was once more 
well. 
We have sold out up here in Wan- 
conda, and I now live on a large farm 
which we have lately bought, four miles 
from Decatur, Alabama, in the Tennessee 
valley. I can do as much work and stand 
as much exposure as any man in that region. 
Gentlemen, you just go up to Wanconda, 
and see what the folks there have to say 
about my case and Dr. Fritz. You bet if 
he tells you that his treatment will cure a 
case that it will do it. 
He is now in Boston, and has an 
enormous sale of his Felt and 
Fluid and Food—he is the smartest 
man and the greatest genius I ever saw. 
When he looks at a man he knows what 
ails him, and don’t you forget it,—and he 
knows how to cure him too. 
A day or so after this episode at the 
Palmer Blouse, I stepped into a large Vien- 
na bakery and cafe on the corner of State & 
Vanburen Sts., kept by a gentleman by the 
name of Wilhelm Henreci, one of the fa- 
mous Henreci Bros., who enjoy the reputa- 
tion of keeping the finest cafes in the Wes- 
tern metropolis. After partaking of a very 
liberal repast, and while lighting a fragrant 
Havana at the counter I casually inquired 
of the gentlemanly attendent if he had ever 
known a doctor in that city by the name of 
Fritz. His countenance brightened up in a 
moment as he answered, I do, sir, know him 
well, and I guess nearly everybody else 
does in this city. Why, sir, he is the great- 
est healer that ever lived. Stranger, my 
name is Henreci. I am the proprietor of 
this place, and I will just tell you what that 
man did forme. You see, he used to be 
my wife’s mother’s doctor. He cured her 
of a very distressing sickness while they 
were living in Peoria, 111., and shortly after 
we were married I was taken very sick, 
right in our busiest time. For three long 
weeks I laid right on the broad of my back, 
suffering everything but death with, as the 
doctors said, spinal irritation, and inflam- 
mation of the kidneys. 
I had six of the very best doctors 
to be had, and all the ease I 
could get was from hypodermic injec- 
tions of morphine, and as soon as the ef- 
fects of that would wear off a little the 
pains would commence again worse than 
ever. One evening, after the worst time I 
had suffered yet, and all my friends expect- 
ed that I would die, who should walk into 
the room but Dr. Fritz, the author of the 
best system of treatment on earth. M) 
wife in her desperation and as a last resort 
unbeknown to me—for to tpll the truth, 1 
hadn’t much confidence in him—had sent a 
messenger after him. He smilingly came 
up to the bed, and spoke kindly, and asked 
me what I was there for. I replied because 
I couldn’t help myself. He said I had 
a good deal better be attending to my busi- 
ness than laying in bed. I answered that 
if I did not get some help soon that I did 
not think I should ever attend to much bus 
iness again. Oh, yes you will, says he, you 
will be over at the store to-morrow all 
right. I asked him if he thought I was a 
d n fool. Oh no, says he, but I thinh 
your doctors are. Let me show you how 
easy I can cure you. So saying, he took a 
piece of felt cloth and a small bottle oi 
some kind of liquid. He dampened the 
cloth with the liquid, laid it upon the small 
of my back, and then placed his hand over 
it to keep it there. After letting it rest for 
about ten minutes he placed a band of com- 
mon muslin around me to hold the cloth in 
place. I felt quite a burning and prickling 
all the time as if the Blood was trying to 
force its way through the veins. lie then 
deliberetely pulled all the covering off of 
me, hit me a slap with the flat of his hand, 
and told me to get up and dress. I did not 
think I could, but I was so mad that I made 
the effort, and to my surprise I got up all 
right, and w-hen once on my feet he handed 
me my pants and told me to dress myself, 
I did so without saying a word, but I tell 
you I kept up a terrible thinking. The next 
day I went about my business, and have 
been doing so ever since without the least 
symptoms of a return of the disease. 
I spent quite a number of days in the 
city, conversed with a great many people 
and learned of more than three hundrec 
cases full as remarkable as those above re 
lated. Among the most prominent people 
in social, professional and business circles. 
C. H. Hunter., 
. Fifth Ave. Hotel, Y. 
A Horrible Sight. 
Mrs. Jane Hovey, of Beacon street, Bos 
ton, in relating her experience with the 
Fritz-sonian System of Treatment says 
About eight years ago I had a small lump 
make its appearance on my left shoulder 
which gradually enlarged until I had 1 
surgical operation which removed it for 1 
short time. Then it commenced to make 
its appearance again, and inside of three 
months grew to an enormous size—l agair 
had it removed with the knife, by whicl 
I suffered so much that I firmly made ui 
my mind that I would much prefer deatl 
than to pass through another operation— 
therefore you may judge of my feeling: 
when it commenced reappearing before th< 
wound was healed—This time it grew sc 
fast that inside of four months it was mud 
larger than ever before and very tender tc 
the slightest touch. It extended around tc 
the back of my neck and between the 
shoulders until I was a most horrible sight 
and suffered more than mortal can evei 
tell. I commenced the Fritz-sonian Treat 
ment by placing the Felt over and arounc 
the Tumor, and dampening it twice a da] 
with the Fluid. I took one tablespoonfu 
of the Food before each meal, which sus 
tained and kept up my strength—and cal 
it miracle or what you will, the tumor be 
gan to grow smaller and smaller every day 
until at last it had entirely disappeared— 
All the time I was under this course o: 
treatment I felt well and continually im 
proved in bodily health. One year ha: 
now passed and no sign of the tumor re 
appearing—On the other hand I am bettei 
in every respect than I have been for years 
This is, to say the least, a most remark 
able cure—but I have seen equally as won 
derful results on some of my friends whe 
have used it through my influence. 
Snatched from the very Jaws 
of Death. 
Mrs. I. A. Hollinsworth, of Charlestown, 
Mass., says:—On the night of April 9th 
last I was taken with gouty pneumonia. 
The pain in my feet was intense—did nol 
close my eyes for 48 hours—attacked mj 
left elbow, and on the nth my urine turned 
thick and full of mucous—bowels had not 
moved—spittle a thick, ropy phlegm—lack 
of, breath, and a rattling in the throat con- 
-4 Jered by my physician as a forerunner of 
cf ?ath. My husband went to Boston 
fdr the Fritz-sonian treatment. When it 
arrived I was laying in a death-like 
stupor, and a heavy, labored breathing. 
The Felt Pad was applied warm and slight- 
ly dampened across my chest—could not 
swallow the Food—in about 15 minutes be- 
gan to breathe easier, and in two hours was 
quite comfortable—took one teaspoonful of 
the Food dropped into a comfortable 
sleep. In three days was about the house 
again. Thus was I snatched from the very 
jaws of death. 
He was Struck with Death and 
Still Recovered. 
The Hon. Erastus Benedict, of Albany, 
N. Y., says : About three years ago I was 
kicked in the stomach by a horse—lnflam- 
mation of the bowels set in, and my urine 
was scarcely anything but pure blood— 
Nothing passed my bowels for fourteen 
days—The most celebrated surgeons said 
there was no hope as mortification was 
about to set in—l had been delirious for 
the last thirty-six hours—and they expected 
every hour would be my last. Through 
the earnest desire of one of the members 
of our legislature, Mr. Forsythe, they de- 
spatched to New York and procured the 
Fritz-sonian Treatment—A band of Felt 
was placed around me dampened with the 
Fluid, and I was given one teaspoonful of 
the Food every half hour—I felt easier at 
once—The fever soon abated—My bowels 
moved the second day—My entire recovery 
was rapid—and I can truly say that I was 
cured after being struck with death. 
Never Saw the Like. 
I believe the Fritz-sonian system of treat- 
ment to be a marvel and a wonder—and 
that the finger of God is in it. My little 
boy Henry had a very severe fall about 
two years ago. He struck right across the 
small of his back, which swelled up fearful- 
ly, and from the time he fell he could not 
move nor stand on his feet. The bones of 
the spine grew out of shape, and his knees 
were drawn up near to his stomach—he re- 
mained in this condition for over a year, 
nearly all the time suffering the most in- 
tense pain. Large bed sores were formed 
on both hips, which we could not heal. My 
husband brought home from Boston one of 
Dr. Fritz’ papers, which we read, and made 
up our minds to try his Treatment. We 
did so, and in less tnan two weeks Henry 
began to improve, and in less than six 
months from that day was entirely well. 
He is a great healthy boy now. Oh, if 
everybody only knew about it, how much 
suffering might be saved. 
Mrr. Sarah Rockwell, 
Lynn, Mass. 
Narrow Escape. 
Rev. Wm. Foley, of 361 West 15th St., 
Chicago, 111., had a very narrow escape 
from death. This is his own story: One 
year ago I was in the very last stages of 
Bright’s disease of the Kidneys. My fam- 
ily physician and various counsel had 
given me up to die—l had lost all hope— 
but was persuaded through friends as a 
Inst resort for I held no confidence—to 
get the Fritz-sonian Treatment. I con- 
sented, and they got it for me—l began to 
improve at once—and to-day I am a well 
man—l did not take a particle of medi- 
cine—We all consider it nothing less than 
a miracle—Since my extraordinary recov- 
ery, I know of at least fifty others who 
have used it, and they to have got well— 
It is to say the least remarkable. 
The Hand of Ood. 
Gen. Singleton, of South Carolina, on 
a visit to his niece residing in Boston, 
called upon Dr. Fritz for a difficulty from 
which he had been suffering for over twelve 
years—almost entire deafness and a partial 
paralysis of the whole left side—The doc- 
tor told him that his Treatment would em- 
phatically cure him—In four hours his 
hearing was entirely restored—and in less 
than three months he completely recovered 
from his paralysis—He says the doctor 
used no medicine—Simply the Felt, and 
Fluid and Food. The General says he 
cannot understand it, unless it was the 
hand of God. 
Still Alive. 
About three years ago my attention was 
first called to the wonderful cures being 
performed by Dr. Fritz through his most 
remarkable System of Felt and Fluid and 
Food. Ever since the war I had been a 
great sufferer, and as I supposed beyond 
any hope of relief—I was troubled with a 
disease of the heart which every day 
threatened my life. At the same time a 
distressing asthmatic difficulty, scarcely 
ever being able to lie down to sleep, be- 
sides having a large running sore on my 
right ankle and four on my left leg just 
below the knee, the direct results of being 
wounded in the army. Thus was I a per- 
fect wreck living yet dying by inches. My 
surprise can better be imagined than de- 
scribed when the doctor told me that he 
thought his system of treatment would 
make me a comparatively well man—com- 
fortable the balance of my days at least, 
if not entirely cure me. I commenced his 
Treatment by applying a bandage about 
my ankle and leg, wearing a garment over 
my chest and a pad over the region of the 
heart—dampened each day with the Fluid 
—and taking internally one teaspoonful of 
his Food before each meal—I commenced 
gaining at once—My shortness of breath 
left me in about thirty days—the heart 
assumed its natural action in a few weeks 
and inside of one year my limbs complete- 
ly healed—and I. now consider myself a 
much better man in every way than I was 
eighteen years ago—In fact I am perfectly 
well in every respect. I have lived in Bos- 
ton all my life, am well known here, and I 
consider the Fritz-sonian System a godsend 
to the afflicted. I have seen at least 
twenty others who have been cured by 
this treatment, some of them in the very 
last stages of disease. 
Chas. Foster, of Parker St. uta&m.' ~ r rfiUMmiuiifm* 1 '" ww" nvirinr •TtfffflfSiWnrirwnimi- r 
Although we may not have the 
j Persuasive Eloquence of a Beecher, 
j the Humorous Philosophy of an In- 
I gersoll, or the Logic of a Sumner, 
yet. we believe that we can at least 
convince every intelligent hearer, 
i that we believe in, and are willing to 
j take our own medicine. 
We shall rot endeavor to tickle the 
ear with flowery rhetoric, or to please 
the eye with fancy sketches, but will 
speak in a plain, direct and compre- 
hensive manner, presenting solid 
facts, supported by sound theory and 
conclusive evidence, that we are pre- 
sen! ing a claim of the Utmost Im- 
portance to the Human Race, and 
worthy of an Enlightened People’s 
Close Investigation and most 
thorough trial. 
In order to arrive at a comprehen- 
I sive understanding of the Fritz-so- 
j nian system of treatment, it will be 
i necessary to state in a few words 
j our 
Theory 
which embraces the whole category 
of disease, by which the human race 
can be afflicted. 
The cause of all Disease, of what- 
ever name or nature, is simply Con- 
gestion, or a Congested con- 
dition of the small arteries and blood 
| vessels which pass through or around 
'■ that particular paid or organ—Sim- 
ply this and nothing more. Prove 
it ( We will. Mark now,— Where 
Pure Blood circulates there can be no 
disease. All scientists agree upon 
| this paint.— Nothing but Conges- 
j tion can retard circulation,—There- 
! fore, no matter by what cause that Con- 
j :jes--.cn is produce, /. Fon this circula- 
| tion through the. part and the disease 
jis removed. Correct, are we not ? Be- 
■ cause there is no Congestion where the 
blood flows freely ; Stop circulation 
and death ensues,— Start circulation 
and life begins. Partial Congestion is 
disease—Perfect Congestion is death. 
—As a partial circulation is diseased 
life,— While a perfect ch'culation—is 
perfect health and life. 
pKiNCiTEES. 
We will now pass on to our princi- 
! pies of Treatment For the absolute 
J cure if disease, without Manipula- 
■ '.ion, Drugs, or lurgieal operation. 
For convenience rake we will name 
it Felt and Flint- and Food. In 
the first place, what is Felt, and why 
is it used ? Felt is raply a pressed 
texture instead of a woven one—-we 
j use it manufactured into a thick, 
j elastic, absorbent medium, because 
it is the most economical substance 
| which will absorb,— take on,— and 
I hold our life-giving principle.—• j'j- 
| talized Magnetism,—the very 
| spirit-essence of life, 
j Live wool (that is wool taken from 
a live, perfectly healthy male [Buck] 
Sheep) will take on and retain vital- 
ized magnetism from Hand Manipula- 
tion or Pathological Conveyance, on 
the same principle that line steel, 
will attract, take on, and hold min- 
eral magnetism from contact with the 
magnetic (load) stone. 
And like the magnet, it will be- 
come exhausted from use, as all 
i things irx Nature and Art must be 
fed, nourished and replenished in 
order ».o retain their perpetual power. 
This then necessitates or brings 
into use our Fluid, which is a vitaliz- 
ing producer, or perpetuator, which 
replenishes, supplies or recharges 
this vital magnetised Felt, On pre- 
j cisely the same principle that a 
j solution of vitriol com ,g in contact 
i with copper and zinc feeds or charges 
| the Magnetic Battery. 
While the full force of the mag- 
j nr.HzedFelt, perpetuated and strength- 
| ened by Vitalized Fluid placed di- 
| rectly over any diseased part or or- 
gan, speedily, silently, and stead- 
ily, vitalizes and forces circulation, 
establishing a perfect action of the 
Blood and nerve vital fluid, produc- 
ing a healthy condition, by supply- 
ing nutriment from the Blood and 
1 nerve tha 1 fluids, while in this active | 
! state of circulation, 
I The Food.— The debilitated system, j 
I caused- front a diseased action of arc. 1 
j The Fritz-soniau System! cnres disease deemed | 
! beyond the reach of any humai agency. 
We would not have von think Hr 
one moment that -u >e would jeopard 2 
our hard-earned reputation by fum- 
ing- upon you a mode of treatment, un- 
less we had the most positive kmnvleifge 
and reliable evidence of its success. [ 
We have put, this Treatment if A 
the form Prescribed with an absolute 
assurance of success, knowing that 
it is the Pest the world has ever 
known I 
We do not lose sight of the fact, 
that every form of Practice, Treat- 
ment, or Merchandise, presented or 
offered the general Public is deemed 
but a Money-making Scheme for its 
Projectors, and must therefore be 
looked upon with suspicion and dis- 
favor. Wlgle in one sense this may 
be true, yet in another light it is very- 
far from the fact. All right-wended 
and honorable Professional or Busi- 
ness men are very careful about foist- 
ing upon die Public any article 
which does not possess wel Lattes led 
merit. For all things without merit: 
are exceeding!}'- short-lived, and nev- 
er fail to bring disaster to their pro- 
jectors. It is, therefore, certain 
ruin, both Financially and Profes- 
sionally. As the Thief, Defaulter, 
or Forger must sooner o; later e ;d 
his career in ruin and disgrace, so 
certain must all things stand or fall 
upon their individual merits. 
If we discarded or looked upon 
each new innovation with disfavor 
the greatest Inventions of the Age, 
and the sublimest interests of man, 
would suffer Eternal Martyrdo n. .. d 
the human race would still suffer 
with ?he most loathsome disease., of 
ancient times. 
Further let us appeal to the direct 
understanding of all intelligent tarn Ic- 
ing people, and ask them if they 
should not use the same reason land 
judgment in selecting a Physician, 
or a means of cure for their diseases, 
as in any other business transaction 
of life? While the art of healing 
may seem a divine one to the sick 
and dying Patient, yet with the. Doc- 
tor—be he whom lie may-—it is but 
;• 1 ; r, i' T• • 5‘- *»• L 
and cents; we know, if we pause but 
for one moment to think, that the 
Doctor, Lawyer, Minister, Merchant. 
Farmer or Tradesman, only use their 
calling as a stepping-stone to Popu- 
larity and Wealth, and that every in- 
telligent and enterprising man does 
not leave a stone unturned to bring 
bis name before the pul he in his par- 
ticular business capacit) ; this we all 
deem a laudable object, and an hon- 
orable strife among men, which h v a 
tendency to lead to excellence in all 
Professions. We have determined 
to take the lead as a healer of ‘he 
sick—for certainly there is no call- 
ing so ennobling in life, as his, or 
j hers, who labors to ease human suf- 
! feting, and prolong human lift -no 
j matter if dollars, cents, and popu- 
larity be the mainspring that prompts 
to action. 
We assure you, upon the business 
honor of man to mm, that we ha?e 
-found our mode of Treatment the most 
successful of any in the aunals of 
history. 
It is an utter impossibility for it to 
fail in a single case,— where death 
has not already set her seal,—end no 
Physician,— or Treatment o • Earth 
—-can show so successful a record as 
it has brought us in our enormous 
practice during the last fifteen years. 
We have never as yet been disap- 
pointed in its ae on, nor in the in-- 
eg) ■ . and intelligence of the p pie 
who have treated with us ; we have 
trusted to their independent reason- 
ing and discrimination in its use, 
and know, from the interest always 
manifested, and the remarkable suc- 
cess of our past career—coupled 
with the thousands of patients whom 
we have treated,— the multitudes 
whom we have cured,—and the un- 
told amount of suffering we have de- 
viated,— that the past can be but a 
glimmering of light at the day’s 1 awn- 
ing; and, ere long, the full deluge;- of 
the noonday’s sun will have eclipsed 
the earth, producing a halo of mi- do- 
ing from a world of diseased-ridden 
people. 
Tlie Fritz-sonian System permanently euros 
without manipulation- drugs, x r the Xulfct 
organ of the body, must be sustained I 
while the cure is going on—as with- I 
out proper sustenance, healthy blood | 
cannot be manufactured : therefore S 
it would be impossible to supply (he 1 
waste tissue. As all food taken into [ 
the stomach contains a (-.rtaio-por- 
lion of .nutriment; it must be fully 
assimilated in the stomach before 
passing into the absorbent glands, 
by keep'eg up an active secretion of 
all the digestive organs what will [ 
we use for this purpose,— DP UGS t j 
Certainly not. Our Food, which is 
prepared from the expressed juices or 
extracts of certain Fruits, Vegeta- 
bles and Animal matter—Abounding 
in Nutritive, Alterative and Assimila- 
tive properties, will therefore produce 
a perfect digestion of all other Foods 
combining with it, when taken into 
the stomach thus eliminating a 
Pure, Rich, healthy Blood. 
Thie combined influences of these 
Healing elements must, will, and do 
remove all diseased action from the 
human system. 
Our Treatment is one of the Most 
Wonderful and Glorious Achieve- 
ments of Science, rendering the true 
principle of disease, its cause and 
cure, simple, rational and compre- 
hensive, converting a sovereign rem- 
edy into a legitimate article of com- 
merce, which can always be carried 
with you, shipped or transported to 
any part of the world—Applied with- 
out a doctor,—Medical skill or 
knowledge of disease. Nature is 
you’- physician. He puts a pain in 
the part diseased, and only calls 
upon you to apply the remedy over 
or around the spot he has desig- 
nsed, and bids you use the Food 
prepared from Nature’s labratory. 
This Treatment unfolds the deep- 
est research, most ingenious, power- 
ful and far-reaching element of man’s | 
ability to hold the invigorating prin- | 
ciple, the very essence of life, in such 1 
abeyance as to produce the most 
wonderful results in removing dis- 
eased action from any part or organ 
of the i; nan system. It is so sci- 
entifically pnn wived, so practically 
constructed and simply arranged, 
that any person of ordinary intelli- 
gence can produce a stronger, and 
more powerful healing influence, than 
any magnetic, or body of magnetic 
healers can impart. It will always | 
answer the condition and require- | 
ment of die case, conveying both | 
health, strength and vigor to the 
patient. 
It will Cure,— positively and un- 
conditionally Cure.—-Because it is a 
Scientific and well-attested Fact 
proven beyond a Shadow of Doubt, 
through years of Practical Experi 
ence—and constant IF. nstration, 
that Vital Magnetism, imparted from 
the positive He A thy to tlie Negative I 
Unhealthy man or woman, will Cure I 
any and all classes of disease. 
The only trouble has been that 
it was an utter impossibility for one 
Positive Nature, to convey it to 
another of the same Nature. This 
truth accounts for the many failures 
of the Manipulators, or so-called 
Natural Magnetic Healers, Pre- 
cisely the same Principle will apply 
to the Scientists or Christian Heal- 
ers,—their Power resting solely upon 
a Psychological condition of the Pa- 
tient. All Nature, and Creative 
forces are influenced by Perfect 
Positives,—th!d De-Jdk» 1 Negatives. 
By our mode of application and 
importation of this most subtile 
power, every human being becomes 
the Negative and our treatment a 
certain and powerful Positive 
This may seem strong Language, 
but it is nevertheless true ; true to 
the very letter; absolutely and 
literally true, as heat is Life; and 
cold is death ; so sure will it produce 
Animal heat; Equalize and force 
circulation; Impart life; cure dis- 
ease; Perpetuate health: and pro- 
long human existence. 
This is no wild visionary scheme ; 
but a practical fact; susceptible of I 
proof, and the widest range of I 
demonstration; easily proven by ? 
yourself, beyond the shadow of a 
doubt. Select a person troubled 
The Fritz-souian System is a sound theory, a 
scientific fact, and «. perfect success’. 
LECTURE 
| 
| Dflivered Iry W»>. lErita:, at Exeter I 
* Mall, Lcudoti, *apon <hc lulroiluc- j 
| (■ »u of the Fritz*s»uian System 
an<i li'.vesvli'uent for the 
tftnro of 
CHRONIC DISEASE. 
I Animated fital Magnetism. 
j Ladies and Gentlemen: 
| Like all things wi.h w inch you may 
I not be fully acquan ted, the Fritz-so- 
| nian System of Tre■ intent may seem 
I strange and almost an impossibility, 
I or may, perhaos, seem almost too 
I good to be true. We would say to 
I you that it has already passed the or- 
I deal, mU "where it is known is no long- 
er :L. o ad. 
Wo ae here to-night to introduce 
it to you as a Friend,— one who 
will improve upon acquaintance, and 
one to whom you can pin your faith ; 
for we have been acquainted with 
this system of treatment for twenty- 
five long years, and for the past fif- 
teen years of this time it has nobly 
stood by us in every emergency, and 
has never filtered nor once disap- 
pointed our most sanguine anticipa- 
tions ; therefore we love it as a 
friend for the good it has dene hu- 
manity, but from you, as partial 
st--angers, we can only ask tor it a re- 
spectful hearing, and a iust verdict in 
I the end ; We will do our besi to pre- 
sent it in such a form that you may 
be able to grasp the principle, and 
reason to the ultimate effects. And 
although mam- -morions ]h: might. 
be saved during the time of your 
investigations and most natural pro- 
crastination; we can only place the 
truth of :ts wonderful success before 
!you, and trust to your better judg- 
ment for the result. 
The past century has been fraught 
with many changes, in not only all 
the Arts and Sciences, but as well 
in the opinions of men. 
Ignorance, Superstition, and the 
belie ' in, and love of, old Dogmas, 
are being fast buried in the history 
of the past. 
The Burning of Witches, the Post- 
Horse, the Packet and Stage-Coach, 
have given place to die Iron Horse, 
the Telegraph and the Telephone, ; 
the old Tallow Candle to Gas and ! 
the Electric Light. 
As innovation after innovation 
dawns upon the world, so, too, are j 
the old schools of medicine—• Calo | 
mel and Jalap, Blood-Letting, and 
the Purge, being fast buried among 
the Dead images of a barbaric race. 
And the sufferings of man, like the 
elements of nature, are being con- 
trolled by the wisdom and mighty 
genius of man. 
After an extensive practice of over 
twenty years’ experience, travel and 
research, this treatment has been 
I perfected. It always , 
I uniform and reliable in its • - 
\ free from the many objections 
| almost all persons have experienced \ 
S i!. 'he use of drugs. 
S It has proved, by actual experi- | 
I ence, to be the most reliable an 
j positive cure for nearly every form I 
j and condition of chronic disease. 1 
| We do not speak from a theoieti- 
' cal standpoint, nor any matter of j 
| guess work, but from actual experi- j 
| ence in our most extensive practice, ! 
| upon hundreds of patients every j 
f one of which have been cured—after i 
| nearly every other known means had 1 
| utterly failed, and almost every lib- j 
i eral-minded physician of every land, j 
| who have investigated the subject at j 
| all have added their testimony to 1 
\ our own experience. 
| Tlie Fritz-sonian System is the most wonder- j 
1 fui success ever achieved la the healing art. 
S. . I with any morbid, or painful disease; 
(and they are legion) apply it accord- 
ing to the instructions given; watch 
the result; upon the very applica- 
tion, its magic influence is felt; a 
warm, pleasant glow of Animal heat; 
Generates, Irradiates, and Permeates 
the whole system. The patient feels 
that New Life is entering into the 
circulation; that the Nerve Vital 
Fluids are receiving a strange pleas- 
ant stimulus, and that Nature is be 
ing aided in her effort to throw off 
disease. 
Its influence is mild, yet powerful, 
prompt and efficacious in not only 
relieving, but in permanently airing 
every form and condition of 
disease. 
With this treatment, we do not 
have to Wait, and “Dope,” and Drug, 
and experiment; Poultice, Cup and 
Blister ; still suffering, and suffering 
on from day to day and week to 
week, hoping against hope, that 
relief will come changing doctors; 
employing consulting physicians—- 
(besides swilling down enormous 
quantities of patent medicines) until 
at las: we sink into the grave from 
utter exhaustion and despair. 
We do not wish to be understood 
that our mode of treatment will cure 
any and all diseases in a moment 
although many are cured in a very 
short time. But it will relieve in 
all cases and where reasonable 
lime, perseverance and judgment is 
displayed. It will permanently cure 
any curable disease. In the most 
obstinate cases it seldom requires 
more than a few clays, still there are 
diseases which have been a long 
time coming on are thoroughly 
seated and chronic these may and 
often do take weeks and even months 
before a thorough restoration to 
health. So if you are not cured in a 
day, do not give up in despair, for 
some of the most remarkable cures 
have taken place after its close and 
continued use for some time. But 
of this fact you may rest assured, 
it will never disappoint you in the 
end. And once tried it is always 
used the one noble friend which 
never deserts nor fails to give relief 
in the hour ot your direst -need. 
Now—as we have said before— 
ail Disease or Diseased Action is 
but a Congested condition of the 
smail arteries, blood vessels, and 
nerve vital fluids which pass through 
the Diseased part or Organ. Dis- 
ease causes this Congested Condi- 
tion, and this Congested Condition 
perpetuates Disease. 
There may be, and are, many 
primary causes of disease ; as Strang 
elation, a blow, a bruise, a wound, a 
severe cold, damp or wet, Linger- 
ing disease is the result of long 
continued or improperly treated 
acute affections; Such as malaria' 
fevers,—Agues, or epidemic climatic 
diseases, Or from simple or more 
complicated contagious complaints, 
such as scarlet fever, measles ox 
small-pox; or from a still more 
prevalent source, inherent scrofula, 
syphilis, blood and organic tempera- 
mentary predisposition to disease, 
From whatec er cause, source or nature 
disease may arise, The ultimate 
effects and organic conditions are 
the same. Now mark well Ike fact. 
If yon take a severe cold congestion 
of the lung.; takes place, followed by 
fever and inflammation, again pass- 
ing to a chronic congested condition. 
If you become billions or malarious, 
a congestion of the liver is the result. 
Exposure to inclemencies of the 
weather, produce rheumatism, the 
result of a congested state of the 
parts exposed, and so on from begin- 
ning to end infinitum. As heat is 
life and cold is death, so heat or 
fever creates a rapid circulation, and 
cold or congestion retards circula- 
tion. Now in order to allay fever or 
any inflammatory action ■ or disease, 
we equalize the circulation of Hood, 
and in order to remove cold, con- 
gestion, and death symptoms; we 
increase the circulation, which also 
equalizes it. Hence it is simply, 
action and reaction; that either allays 
fever or removes congestion; but 
Xtio Fritz-soniau System removes congestion, 
forces circulation and cures the patient. 
in order to produce or induce a 
perfect health, we must as well have a 
free and unrestricted action and cir- 
culation of lire nerve vital fluids, As 
the running brooklet clears, purines, 
and cleanses water, so does the equal 
circulation of the blood and other 
fluids of the body purify themselves, 
thus the healthful adjustment of the 
machinery of tire body depends upon 
a free circulation of all its fluids. 
Again Reason, Experience, and 
Common Sense teach us that where a 
Free Circulation of Blood exists, 
there can be no disease. Then of 
course disease Retards Circulation; 
Now in order to cure disease, we 
must on\y f<rce or equalize circulation, 
and if it be a fact that Congestion is 
the cause of non-circulation, and all 
! disease results from the same source, 
| namely Congestion; Then in order to 
remove the cause and cure the Dis- 
I ease, we require or need but the One 
I Remedy; this remedy we find comes 
j from but the one source—Animal 
\ Heat generated by and from Vitalized 
j Animated Magnetism. 
I Any person “ with half an eye ” 
i can see at once the remarkable prin- 
ciple embodied,in ihe Fritz-sonian 
theory of treatment. The very fact of 
our having produced an artificial 
medium of holding and conveying 
vital magnetism capable of being 
eliminated through Positive and Neg- 
ative forces from the Medium or ve- 
hicle (The Felt) direct to the pa- 
tient, must be one of the most 
powerful healing agencies of scien- 
tific or divine origin. And further, 
being able to perpetuate that most 
subtle power, the very Life Essence 
of all animated nature by the simple 
application of The VITAL MAG- 
NETIC FLUID, through which 
means wre gain the perpetual action 
of a perfect Vital Magnetic Current, 
or natural power of healing far sur- 
passing in simplicity, power, effect, 
mode of use, healing capacity and 
direct results, than could possibly be 
achieved by any number of indi- 
vidual magnetic healers. 
Let us for one moment compare 
i our system of treatment with the 
! old, or that with which you are ac- 
| quainted and by which you have 
j generally been treated, watch every 
| point while we reason. We will en- 
| deavor to be just and candid and 
j make it perfectly plain to the think 
ing or even to the uncultured mind; 
j for we are of the opinion tha! most 
j men have brains although they may 
not have education. As it is a well- 
established and settled fact acknowl- 
edged by all scientists that Conges- 
tion is the direct cause of all disease, 
i we will proceed to remove Congestion*. 
You are taken sick, it matters not 
with what disease, you send for the 
physician, he enters the room, feels 
the pulse, looks at the tongue, 
shakes his head, opens his saddle- 
bags, excuse me he writes a prescrip- 
tion, but no matter, the first thing 
you get is a Physic to remove the 
Accumulated Feaces, Unload the 
Stomach by an Emetic, Quinine to 
act as a Tonic, or An Aperiodic, when 
if this does not happen to relieve 
, the congested condition by this 
I very general reaction of or through 
I the whole system—Then your very 
j scientific and popular Doctor com- 
j mences to fire into your stomach Shot- 
gun after Shot-gun Doses of “Pukes,” 
“Purges,” “Poisons,” “Tonics,” 
“Antiperiodics,” “Anodynes,” “Stim- 
ulants,” “Nervines,” and “Diuretics,” 
j but in spite of all this you recover— 
j But, my God, how do you feel for 
; about a week ? you feel like a man 
without a Heart—Liver or Intestines. 
I would now ask Is it not more 
reasonable and more in keeping with 
common sense, To relieve this cause 
i of disease, “ Congestion,” by apply- 
ing Vitalized Magnetism direct to the 
diseased part or organ, producing 
(it nave- without any experiment or 
uncertainty the circulation of blood 
through the part diseased, that relief 
may be immediate and die system 
receive no such shock as it would 
from this long continued struggle 
with both medicine and disease. 
To make it still more plain,. 
The Fritii-sonisn System is the only never* 
I failing’ treatment yet discovered. 
—Tfnrirniirwr«f-mitir - ~'Tin iiiUinaiiaMuri na it; 
Let us Illustrate. 
Supposing there “.as a beautiful i 
stream running through your garden 1 
or meadow, its waters pure and clear 
as the morning dewdrop, glistening 
in the bright and glorious Sunlight, 
ever ebbing and flowing peacefully 
and healthfully from its fountain to 
the mighty ocean; supposing from 
some cause an avalanche of earth or 
drift should be deposited in its bed 
so as to obstruct its flow, How soon, 
“Erie the day passes,” its clear pure 
crystal waters are turned to a murky 
Pond or Stagnant pool, How would 
you again clear and purify its bright 
and crystal elements ? Would you 
go, or follow up to its mouth in the 
mountain side, perhaps miles and 
miles away, and there commence to 
force away the obstruction, so far 
below, Or would you like a sensible, 
intelligent, practical man, take your 
spade and simply remove the accum- 
ulation, giving .the water again its 
tree and untrammeled flow ? How 
long will it be Erie all its beautiful 
crystal healthfulness will return, and 
in joyous gladness go dancing, 
dancing on, whispering to the silent 
pebbles, “I’m free ! I’m free i ’ 
As the streams are the arteries and 
Blood vessels of the earth, So is the 
Bluod the water and Brooklet of the 
human body, when unimpeded in its 
circulation it remains free and nour- 
ishing. But like the stream when it 
becomes obstructed in its course it is 
rendered impure, stagnant, and poi- 
sonous. 
Now if diseased action or an ob- 
structed circulation should take place 
in a Man’s Knee, and it should con- 
sequently become congested and 
swollen, the Blood naturally becomes 
Fevered, The Bowels become consti- 
pated, The Urine high colored, the 
Tongue coaled, &c. What should 
be done ? The old school and theory 
of Physic would be to go away back 
to the Mouth, as the “ Fool ” would 
to die mouth of the stream. They i 
would vomit to clear the coating from • 
the Tongue. They would Physic to ! 
vor’, off the Bowels, They would 1 
give a Diuretic to clear the urine ; a 
Diaphoretic to allay the Fever, and 
Quinine .o picvent its return. And 
after all this “ Old School Scientific 
Doctoring” and “Tom Foolery,” 
how much good has been done the 
real disease, and cause of all this 
derangement of the system, namely, 
the swollen, conjcsted knee ? Simply 
none at ail. But on the other hand 
hey have done irreparable injury. 
They have weakened the system and 
irritated every healthy organ in the 
body. 
Now our treatment would be to 
do precisely as the sensible, prac- 
tical man would do with the Stream. 
We would simply remove the obstruc- 
tion or congested condition of the 
small Arteries and Blood vessels 
which passed through the diseased 
part or Knee. We would give the 
bloou a free and unobstructed circu- 
lation, when as a natural result the 
swelling would abate, the Fever 
would disappear, the Tongue would 
clean, the Bowels and Kidneys be- 
come normal. The Knee would be 
cured, and no bad results would fol- 
low. 
If it is a crown of glory to save a 
human life, and hundreds rescued an 
eternal monument, how much bright- 
er the diadem and greater the tin 
mortal eulogy over a million rescued 
from the grave! Shall the people 
perish, for the simple reason that the 
old schools of medicine have failed to 
cure them ? 
is it consistent with reason and 
intelligence to pursue a theory or 
course of treatment, or to employ a 
doctor; who has no promises to 
make, and even goes so far; as to 
tpli you that no medicine will reach 
sour case, but that he will try ? Any 
“ Fool ” can try, but the wise man 
seeks in nature a cure for his pa- 
tient. 
Is there any question; but that 
the old Theory and Practice of 
physic is retrograding year after 
yjeav ? and as this is true, does it not 
behoove us to ask, Why is it true I 
Jtlio Frit*-sont«K relieve* the mob eat 
apjUiad c-sd cure is tL*- r««oU. 
The reason is plain ; It lias utterly 
foiled to answer the requirements for 
which it was designed. 
As an intelligent people, should 
we not stop to investigate, and give 
a respective hearing to the claims of 
a system ; which promises; and is 
every day fulfilling the requirement 
never yet attained by any other trea . 
ment; That is in every instance ; an 
immediate relief, and in hundreds of 
cases performing the most wonderful 
and permanent cures ? 
Does it not seem that it is to the 
direct interest of those who are 
suffering with lingering complaints, 
which is unfitting tyiem for their 
business, rendering life unpleasant; 
and burdensome, bringing poverty 
to their door, and heaping hardships 
upon their families, to look about 
them and see if something cannot 
be done to change this condition of 
things ? We tell you most emphati- 
cally, there can be something done, and 
is every day being done. Positively 
and unequivocally, being done. -No 
disappointment. But successful in 
every case and instance. 
Then it would seem not only a 
duty, but an absolute command of 
necessity, to bestir yourself. Not sit; 
or lie; quietly down and eat the 
bread of enforced, idleness. Suffer 
and complain. Complain and suffer, 
until you become an intolerable 
nuisance ; both to vourself and your 
family, just from the simple reason 
that a few bottles of “Pukes,’’ 
“Purges,” and poisonous obnoxious 
medicines have failed to cure. What 
could you expect when you have seen 
th ese very things ” fail so often 
before ? If you would stop but for 
one moment and reflect,— carefully 
reflect,— could you not see the mis- 
take ? I tell you it is high time for 
the sick man to open his eyes to the 
fallacy of drugs for the cure of 
Chronic Disease. They never have, 
nor never will bring to ary Deaf, 
Blind, Lame, or Sick man, a satis- 
factory result; we must look for it 
elsewhere. I tell you in all candor 
fin- ? ..> ntolULSa, wiul -iA. Clij-Svhiuvi- 
sysum of treatment of Tell and Fluid 
and Food embodying the whole life 
principle is the only thing, that will 
positively and unconditionally cure 
Chronic Long-standing Diseases. 
Has not its simplest element al- 
ready done wonders, although only 
employed in an imperfect and crude 
form. " Operated and Manipulated 
by honest though generally illiterate 
men and women, who made no 
; claims to know; why; or how ; they 
could perform such wonderful and 
miraculous cures. Many deemed it a 
gift from God. And indeed they 
were right. It is a gift from the 
higher power,—from Nature,—frem 
the Elements of Life and the creative 
power and genius of man. As 
Fulton controlled the power of 
steam; and Franklin captured the 
lightning. So knowledge, Experi- 
ence, and practice, has enabled us to 
put in a practicable shape ; the long 
sought for healing power and cura- 
tive influence of Vitalized Magnetism 
One question we will now ask the 
candid thinking mind ; if you have 
tried different Physicians, and the 
old theories and practice. If ycu 
have been taking and using Medi- 
cines of almost every name and 
kind; if they have failed to cure ycu 
after a sufficient and reasonable trial, 
Is it not about time that you now- 
tried another and more rational 
theojy and treatment; when the facts 
are that you must make a change 
if you ever expect to get well, would 
it not be in accordance with reason 
and good Judgment that you now 
give us a hearing and try but one 
course of this treatment; we only 
ask a fair trial and just verdict; For 
we are just as confident as we exist 
that it will be for your interest to do 
so; and that you will be more than 
Satisfied with the change, and its re- 
I suits; we now ask you; If Not, 
i Why Not? This is the question 
| for you to decide; If Not, why 
i Not? The query is most Respect 
fully submitted to an intelligent 
people. 
The Prltr-sonlan System never disappoint 
the patient* s rapid cure always follows- DISEASES CURED BY THE FRITZ-SONIAN SYSTEM OF TREATMENT. 
some cases where the sense of hearing I 
was entirely lost—although we do not I 
recommend it in such cases; But we | 
have the utmost confidence that this is 
the most universally successful treat- 
ment ever yet devised. We use no oils 
or medicines in the Ear—no inhalations 
or insnuflations in the Nose or Mouth— 
but a continuous and gentle current of 
vital magnetism applied in the external 
orifice of the ear by means of our Felt 
and Fluid. It is a pleasant; perfectly 
safe; and highly scientific mode of 
treatment; and the only form that the 
Deaf should ever employ—as where 
this fails no other means has ever been 
known to succeed. 
Bheumatims. 
Rheumatism. This most painful 
disease is caused from a lack of proper 
secretion of the kidneys: as uric 
and lactic acid of the blood ; when this 
acid matter secretes about the tissues 
of the joints ; pressing against the sen- 
sitive nerves thus causing the most in- 
tense and excruciating pains.— There 
are different varieties of the disease: 
yet all arising from the same source— 
a poisoned condition of the blood and 
congestion of a part—generally brought 
about by exposure to cold and damp.— 
In all cases the Fritz-sonian system will 
have the most prompt and happy results 
By getting up an active secretion of 
the Kidneys, removing congestion and 
forcing circulation ; Don’t let anything 
prevent you from employing this treat- 
ment at once —if you would avoid pro- 
tracted suffering deformity and a 
crippled condition for life. 
Paralysis and Palsy. 
Paralysis; Palsy; Ataxy; Corea; 
and other diseases of this nature can be 
cured if nature has not ceased to act, or 
in other words if the Patient is gradual- 
ly and slowly improving; instead of re- 
trograding or daily growing worse. Felt 
and Fluid and Food is particularly adapt- 
ed to diseases of this character, and has 
performed some of the most wonderful 
and remarkable cures, and the only per- 
fect cures ever recorded. 
Blood Diseases. 
Syphilitic Scrofulous ; Impov- 
erishment; Eruptive, &c. No treat- 
ment ever yet devised or employed, will 
so quickly, permanently, and unequivo- 
cally remove all poisons ; humors ; and 
impurities ; from the circulatory fluids 
—smooth, soften and beautify the skin 
as the Felt and Fluid a..d Food. 
The Eye. 
For all diseases of The Eye our 
treatment is pre-eminently successful. 
Don’t neglect to confqr with us at once 
—if you would avoid the worst of all 
fates, total blindness. 
Finally, w'e might thus go on and 
enumerate disease after disease, or, 
more properly speaking, painful and 
troublesome symptoms or effects of dis- 
ease ; but we deem it unnecessary, as it 
matters not what your trouble or condi- 
tion may be, you are most cordially in- 
vited to communicate with us, that we 
may confer together and ascertain 
if the Fritz-sonian system of treatment 
is adapted to the case. You can always 
rely upon intelligent counsel, candid ad- 
vice, and an honest decision. We in- 
vite correspondence. 
Diseases of the Head, Throat 
and Lungs. 
Now, in the first place, we want you 
to distinctly understand us when we 
say that this Treatment will “Not” 
cure Consumption. Neither can any 
other treatment cure this fell destroyer 
of the human race—where an absolute 
decay of any organ of the body has 
taken place, no power on earth can re- 
store it. 
But we also wish you to understand 
us when we say that we “ can most pos- 
itively ” cure the diseases causing and 
leading to Consumption—such as Ca- 
tarrh Bronchitis General Debility, 
etc. These causes are the first or form- 
ing stages of consumption—and can 
most positively be cured—not helped— 
cured—No doubts need be entertained 
of a perfect and lasting cure—Consump- 
tion need not result—You need not die 
with this disease—You can use it with 
the same positiveness of success—as 
that you exist—It is an eminently suc- 
cessful treatment—perfectly reliable in 
its results—Any person threatened with 
Consumption who neglects to avail 
themselves, at once, of this treatment, 
—is to say the least—Guilty of criminal 
negligence—as the choice lays entirely 
with themselves—To live—or—die— 
You may say that you cannot afford it 
—or that you do not believe it—But I 
tell you this lame excuse will not do—if 
your life is worth the effort—this is 
your opportunity—You know that medi- 
cine will not cure—And we tell you em- 
phatically, that this will. 
Do not neglect it—Make the start 
this day—write this hour—Drop every- 
thing—lt is your only hope—your only 
| chance for life. 
Diseases of the Kidneys and 
Oenito-Urinary Organs. 
j If diseases of the kidneys and genito 
i organs were better understood and 
j more properly treated, one-half the suf- 
fering of the human race could be 
I avoided. Diseases of these organs 
| produce more general misery to both 
| man and woman than all other organs 
| of the body combined, as they are the 
1 most important in their functions, as 
| well as most delicate and complicated 
i|| in their construction. No Treatment 
2 i>v.er yet devised SO WfU adapted to 
\ the cure of all the different diseases of 
| these organs as Vital Magnetism j in 
fact, it has never been known to fail. 
■i Diseases of these organs produce a 
[j chain of symptoms and diseases almost 
i too mind-harrowing and misery-produc- 
i ing to record. A few links of the chain 
3 which is forged around the unhappy 
| sufferer are, in the first place, Lame 
f Back, High Colored or Colorless Urine, 
;! Urinary Deposits, Weakened Sexual 
3 Capacity, Diabetes, or Bright’s Dis- 
j ease, Inability to Retain the Water, 
j Scalding and Bloody Urine. And as 
» disease progresses, producing a gradual 
j wasting of brain, muscular and nerve 
i power, incapacitating, poverty-stricken- 
i ing, unhappy, unsatisfied marital rela- 
J tions, enforced sterility, morbid feel- 
j ings, suicidal tendencies, loss of mem- 
I cry and brain capacity, lack of confi- 
dence in self and all mankind, unstable- 
ness, softening of the brain, spinal 
complaint and softening of the spinal 
marrow, disfiguring eruptions, leaving 
Will the Day of Great Tilings and of Miraculous Powers 
Never Cease. 
Ever since the Fritz-sonian system of treatment for healing the sick has been 
brought into use some of the most wonderful and remarkable cures ever recorded 
have been of almost daily occurence. 
When Dr. Fritz was astonishing the people of the different cities of this coun- 
try with his seeming miraculous healing powers—fairly awakening the dead— 
opening the eyes of the blind—unstopping the deaf ear—causing the lame to 
walk and curing the most hopeless cases of disease as if by a wave of the hand 
—speaking and acting the words of life and healing power—we but little dreamed 
of the silent but most potent factor at work—and how he brought forth and 
utilized one of the most refined elements in all nature to meet the demands of his 
proudest fancies—that of alleviating the suffering of man. They deemed him as 
peculiarly gifted of the gods, and attributed these marvellous cures to the wonder- 
ful magnetic influence which he himself exerted over the patient. But since his 
most remarkable system has been published and put upon the market, we see that 
it is not the man, but the wonderful genius of the man in controlling the most 
vital healing properties of natures vast Laboratory—As Fulton discovered and 
steam was utilyzed to drive the most ponderous machinery. As Franklin controlled 
the lightning, and Morse made it speak from nation to nation, and with it Edison 
has illuminated the world—so too has the mighty genius of this man controlled 
animal magnetism, a still more subtle power destined to revolutionize the art 
of healing. And placed it within your power—to heal all your maladies. 
them liable at any time to Rheumatism, 
Neuralgia, Consumption, Blindness, 
Deafness, Paralysis, Palsy, Apoplexy, 
Locomotive Ataxy, Diabetes, Stricture, 
Bloody Urine, Emaciation, decrepid old 
age while yet in the prime of life, or at 
last dying by inches with some horrible 
lingering disease, or filling a suicide’s 
grave. 
Behold what a great fire a little mat- 
ter kindleth. 
Now, the cause of all this suffering 
in the first place is very simple, and 
can be easily remedied, if you will take 
our advice, and nip the evil in its bud, 
by at once using Felt, and Fluid and 
Food. Yet, if the disease has pro- 
gressed to its worst, and even last 
stages, do not despair. It will still 
cure you, only requiring more time and 
more perseverance. It is the correct 
treatment. It will not fail. 
The Liver. 
Diseases of the Liver : Conges- 
tion—Ulceratfon—lnflammation Tor- 
pidity—J aundice—Gallstones— Billious- 
ness—Constipation—Dark or Clay col- 
ored stools—Diarrhoea—Piles—Colic— 
Indigestion—Emaciation and decline— 
Truly a lamentable chain of symptoms 
to arise from the disease of one organ— 
But the invalid who has ever suffered 
from a disease of the Liver, with not 
only complain of these symptoms, but of 
many others, all of which it would ic- 
require quite a book to delineate, and 
their sufferings never could be pictured 
by the pen of the historian. Many 
remedies have been devised, Pills and 
Potions innumerable concocted, but 
man still suffers, and suffers on. Rem- 
edies of a day. The disease only to re- 
turn again and again. 
For the complete—permanent and 
lasting cure—Not to return upon the 
change of every moon and season : But 
a radical cure. Employ the only direct 
remedy that can possibly be used in 
these cases with a positive assurance of 
success—Vital Magnetism—the Life- 
giving principle of every organ of the 
body. 
The Stomach. 
Diseases of the Stomach, Indi- 
gestion, Dyspepsia, &c. There are 
but few diseases that create a greater 
disturbance of the general animal econ- 
omy; than a difficulty of this organ. 
Creating the most IVlorbid, Debilitating, 
Gloomy, Despondent, Dejected, and 
miserable Gnawings,—Burnings—Belch- 
ing—Fullness—lndigestion Inactivity 
of the Stomach and whole alimentary 
canal. 
By the Fritz-sonian treatment all diffi- 
culties and distressing symptoms are 
overcome—And a perfect healthy diges- 
tive action established; Relief is at once 
obtained ; by applying the treatment di- 
rectly over the stomach—Arousing a 
perfect digestion—by removing the con- 
gested condition which has taken place 
in the organ and surrounding tissues. 
Cancers anti Tumors. 
Cancers Tumors Scrofulous 
Swellings; and all diseases of this 
malignant character; can be cured at 
any stage ; excepting w'here actual de- 
composition of the parts have taken 
place—After the cancer assumes an 
open eating sore—The tumor becomes 
incisted—The scrofulous swelling an 
inflamatory or cold abscess—Our treat- 
ment will not cure.—But at any stage 
before this takes place ; they can be 
cured; and the entire enlargement re- 
moved by absorption—Therefore all suf- 
ferers with these diseases should under- 
take their treatment at once ; while they 
have a positive certainty of cure—Next 
week or next month may be too late. 
The Fritz-sonian system of treat- 
ment never disappoints a patient—and 
is not recommended for anything it will 
not cure—nor for the incurable stage of 
any disease. Avoid the knife and the 
most horrible of all deaths—by obtain- 
ing a full course of treatment at once. 
The Ear. 
Deafness. Where there is a roar- 
ing hissing or disagreeable noise in the 
head Where sound can be heard but 
words can not be distinguished—Where 
it has been gradually growing worse 
from year to year—the secretion dark- 
colored, dry ar scally—the tissues of 
the Ear shrunken and the cavity en- 
larged—or where there is a scrofulous 
or Otorhoe’l discharge—In fact any case 
where the Drum of the ear is not de- 
stroyed—Every case without exception 
can be benefitted ; and a great majority 
of them entirely cured—The Fritz-soni- 
an treatment has been successful in 
GENTLE3IEN AND LADIES9 CONFIDENTIAL DEPARTMENT, 
Gentlemen: 
The mind of man could not conceive 
A nobler mission to fulfill, 
Than manhood's weakness to relieve, 
As slowly he ascends the hill. 
Nervous Debility—Seminal Weak- 
ness—Spermatorrhoea Lost 
Manhood—and Impotency. 
Is a calamity or disease which may befall 
or afflict any man; because a man partially 
or completely loses his sexual powers or 
capacity is no reason that he has ever been 
either addicted to secret vices or criminally 
over-indulgent in venery—But may and 
often does result from a myriad of other 
causes. 
Nevertheless, Loss of Power in any form 
is a great misfortune to man—He naturally 
becomes degraded in his own mind, losing 
confidence in himself both morally, soci- 
ally, and in a business capacity— 
— And as if to make his misery 
still more complete—he loses the love and 
esteem of the wife of his bosom, or the 
woman of his heart’s desire—From the 
very nature of things all women must de- 
spise, loathe, and abhor a man without 
manhood—As all men lose both love and 
respect for woman without womanhood 
(from the very philosophical reason that all 
sox magnetism and affinity is lost)—nothing 
to attract but everything to repel. 
Then how essential that we look to these 
things in time, before we are forever de- 
barred from the pleasures attending the 
necessary demands of our sex the 
one Essential to the happiness of all men. 
Cast away! an incurable while yet in the 
prime of our existence—The picture seems 
too sad to contemplate—The symptoms by 
which you know of the approaching danger 
—are too plain to require repetition here— 
therefore it seems only necessary to say— 
Gentlemen, when the warning finger is 
pointed at you, as you value your future 
happiness, business capacity, love of wife 
and influence in society, go this day, this 
hour, build up your already shattered and 
tottering manhood; let it not be a thing 
of the past, an unredeemable satisfaction 
and pleasure, the pearl of great price and 
pride of your declining years. 
We know of no Treatment in the whole 
range of our experience—upon which you 
can depend with the same degree of cer- 
tainty of cure as you can upon 
“ Felt, and Fluid and Food." 
Vital Magnetism contains and sustains 
every principle of Man's Lost Vitality. It 
is simply and scientifically employed—It re- 
quires no Physician—can be daily and con- 
stantly used without the knowledge of any 
person—sent to any part of the world-—and 
will restore Lost Manhood in every instance 
and under all conditions—giving strength 
from its first application and a radical cure 
in a few weeks. 
Venereal Blood Poison. 
The most candid advice, is, do not 
marry, nor even contemplate marriage so 
long as there is any Syphilitic Blood 
Poison in your system, It is but a covere d 
up or smothered volcano—liable to break 
out at any time and sting you unto death-( 
Young man, did you ever consider what,a 
cruel dastardly thing it is to wile away fa 
poor girl into foul embrace. To take her 
to sleep in a bower of roses where she will 
wake to find herself in a charnel house. 
What man can contemplate without dismay 
the prospect of giving life to a doomed 
progeny, blear-eyed, shrivelled, and wail- 
ing as infants; if they live, scrofulous, 
shrunken, ill-favored youths; as men, dys- 
peptic, hollow-cheeked, and consumptive, 
and at length sinking into an early grave, 
the victims of their parents’ transgressions. 
This Treatment is one of the most 
powerful and subtile Blood Purifiers in all 
cases of Venereal or Scrofulous Blood 
Poisoning. We cannot urge you too 
strongly to honestly and faithfully carry 
out the instructions necessary in these 
cases—That you may once more become 
“ A Man ” in every sense the term implies 
—We cannot dwell—lt is not necessary for 
us to say more*—We could not have said 
less—The path is open—Take your choice 
—Will you use this Treatment and become 
A Alan—the possessor of all manliness— 
Or put off and become an Imbecile—Or 
die a most horrible death from a most 
loathsome disease. 
Ladies: 
We do not deem it advisable in a publi- 
cation of this kind to speak too pointedly 
nor too elaborately on the diseases to which 
your peculiar Organism is subject—W’e 
would much rather leave it to you to draw 
your own inferences from the few Remarks 
we mav drop—and trust to your wisdom— 
To Nip the Evil in its Bud—before it de- 
stroys all your hope of happy maidenhood 
or Married Felicity—Let no evil conse- 
quences of your solitary hours—grow and 
ripen into unhappiness and bring forth 
scorpions to sting your after life—Do not 
let your noblestAVomanhood become im- 
paired—The Constitution Broken down— 
The Memory or intellect Weakened—Your 
Mind wander or Thoughts revert—become 
Dreamy and Listless—with eyes Sunken 
and Dull—lips Pale—cheeks without Lus- 
tre—and step inelastic—Company of the 
opposite Sex no Pleasure—and Society a 
drag—Let not these ravages go too far— 
seek Relief while you Can Be Cured. 
If you value your Womanhood and your 
Motherhood give this your attention—You 
are within the Prime or Life—and yet your 
strength is slowly but surely wasting away 
—Your mental Power has received a heavy 
shock—It vibrates through the entire Ner- 
vous System Procrastination means 
Death—not a sudden dissolution but a 
slow and lingering death. 
When you feel peevish and fretful, ner- 
vous and Despondent Hysterical and 
“ Awful,”—dull and languid in the morn- 
ing—Pains under the points of the shoul- 
ders—Weakness across the small of the 
Back—dull Headache—weak Stomach— 
bloating and bearing down Pains—besides 
the many other symptoms with which you 
Suffer—Remember the Consequences— 
Don’t allow it to Run on—Our Felt and 
Fhnd and Food will make a quick and 
rapid change for the better—the right 
thing done at the right time will produce a 
most rapid cure—One thing is very certain, 
you never Can Be Cured unless you try— 
Then why not Seize the Opportunity as it 
is now offered—Don’t let Procrastination 
seal your fate as “too late," nor render your 
Existence a Miserable failure. LET IBALOUB DOCTORS HOWL I 
THU HEBICINR TIiNDEBB 
WAIT., AND THEIK 
HIBI IB DUPES 
OOKTIWUE T« 
SCOFF. 
Bee,3on, Truth; Intelligence, -Experi- 
ence. and Good "'Yorks will 
Prevail, 
ileroie Medicine*-, Poisons--Or«ars—thi* Lancet 
.vid the Knife jnnsi. he Consigned and 
forever Sorted among the Head 
Images ef a Barbaric Bare. 
iteiuoainij Hen flare Lost All Faith 
in Drug.-,, 
4< We Have N» Fail’) ia Rlcrilcme.” 
Thirty years experience in the 
study, research and active Practice 
in healing the sick, both with and 
without medicine, has convinced us 
that no confidence can be placed in 
Drugs—And that the Fritz-soman 
System is the only Treatment upon 
which we can implicitly rely with 
any assurance of success. 
The most wonderful and remark- 
able cures which have been every- 
where attested and recorded from 
its use—Convinces us still further 
that the world should be made more 
intimately acquainted with its sove- 
reign healing Powers—in all cases 
of Long; standing Chronic diseases 
and deformities. 
It stands pre-eminently above ail 
others. 
No words are adequate to portray 
—nor thought deep enough to con- 
ceive its vast and unlimited benefits 
to man. 
We repeat: 
If we had the voice of the mighty 
waters, the eloquence of a Clay could 
write in the language of the heart —or 
touch the souls of men with kindly 
sympathy,— bearing on pinions of light 
hese glad tidings to ever) bed of 
disease. the sufferer’s frown would 
smile, hope would fill the 
heart bi the afflicted ■—the poor bed- 
ridden invalid, whose cheek is pair’d at 
the approach of death,— would then 
radiate with the knowledge of succor. 
This would hail the tidings of help to 
that poor widow who is being consumed 
by the canker of disease,— to the ever- 
faithful wife and mother, whose totter- 
ing step bespeak the burden and frailty 
of her sex. 
These words would bring joy to the 
old man whose eyes have become dim 
by the weight of years,— or the young 
who grope their way in darkness, or the 
great calamity of tot' 1 Deafness. It I 
will bring the priceless gift of light, and j 
the chime of merry bells will gladden i 
the unstopped Ear. 
He who totters on the wears walk of i 
life, supported by crutch and cane, 
suffering from the wrenching pains of I 
Nerve and Bone—to him it would bring I 
the eloping stall which nature’s Cod • 
lias given. 
It will stay the hand of that youth j 
whose passions 1 .vc taken Ik.ld- ;• i > 
hell, and command his unholy impulses, ‘ 
saving him from disgrace and win. ! 
healing his malady, and leading him : 
onward to noble deeds, which even Ins j 
j enemies will praise. 
It will snatch the young bright, I 
• beautiful and sprightly maiden ir >m the ! 
j jaws of death, and make disease in all j 
! her types less feared in the, h.nd. 
j Let it not be said that we ca-t this j 
I most precious Pearl before swine, or • 
! that v?/speak fi. fools. You suffer, i 
j you read, you under.-uvmd. Tile 1 
j language of your own In n, th appeal ; 
j to your own, better, higher and noble i 
j sens , bids you I’ause,— Reflect,— f 
I Listen. The words we utter are truths. 
! No such means have ever vet been 
, vouched to man, and they v, 11 as surely 
bring relurmng health as the sun rises ‘ 
and sets in Iter diurnal course. 
Stop and witness this melancholy I 
sigh;—as you stand beside-the- bed of I 
ri'im or her—who is fast sinking Into the 
’ong, dark, unknown hereafter, watch- 
ing the light of reason fade from the 
So',-ing eye, the pallid cheek, the atten- 
uated form so perfect in all God’s love- 
liness, soon to be covered by the cold 
floods of earth—to feel that this need 
hot have been,—had not neglect of ob- 
tain I is the means of cure within our 
. each, and vouched for by all that is 
truthful and appealing to our own sense 
of c/perience, been delayed until too 
■Lath. 
But the day Is passed, and the long, 
dreamless night of death approached 
and snatched from our midst a human 
form. 
Win n the hand of disease is upon 
r~ and is every day bringing us near ,r 
death's door, wo should not stop to the- 
prize or repine. 
The time has then come for prompt 
and efficient action. The old remedies 
which have dropped thousands into the 
grave, should not be depended upon; 
but reason and judgment should take 
the helm, and the greatest, safest and 
most positive of ail means employed. 
Life is sweet and most precious to all, 
whether the king upon his throne, the 
president in his chair, the judge upon 
his bench, the merchant behind his 
counter, the farmer at the plough, the 
widow in her cottage, or the pauper in 
his hovel. 
mi I 11 ML Ml 
THE FlklTZ-SONSAW SYSTjEW 
EAPIDCV GAINING- IN FA- 
WITH THE «SCS£. 
AFFLICTED AIM) 
DBl’O BRUSH. 
Wonderful Cures are being performed 
in our midst. 
Hundreds and Thousand* lu ail part# of fho 
Land of the IL-af, Blind, Sick and 
Lame are given a new 
lease of life. 
5Se Heals the People, who la return, 
are overwhelming him with order*. 
Excileueat Bonn High. 
In time past, but more recently, 
in Boston, mention has often been made 
in the principal journals concerning the 
most wonderful cures which have been 
everywhere recorded in favor of the 
Fritz-sonian system of treatment, and so 
overwhelming is the evidence in its fa- 
vor that it. can be no longer doubted. 
Formerly, this system of treatment 
was only used by Dr. Fritz, its Author, 
as in the Practice of a great Physician, 
and administered only by hmiself. 
But through his great Liberality and 
wish to benefit humanity, to-day it is 
being sent to every part of the world, 
gladdening the hearts of all Peoples of 
every tongue and nation. 
1 he Doctor docs not wish to be understood 
as an advocate of no medicine at all, or as 
denying or doubting tor one moment the 
efficacy of certain medicines properly ap- 
plied for the purpose of counteracting 
Poisons—healing sores—alleviating pain 
and certain acute diseases—But he most 
emphatically protests against the use of all 
Deadly Poisons, whether vegetable or 
mineral God in his wonderful goodness 
Iran implanted in nature a cure for all dis- 
eases of man. 'The Foods and life-giving 
forces,—harmless in and of themselves, yet 
ever potent in healing and vitalizing prop- 
erties—they will benefit and not destroy 
human life—nor cause a worse disease 
while alleviating a lesser one. Nor does 
he condemn Surgery in the abstract—as 
often its judicious employment is the 
only means of saving valuable life. But 
lie does say that but very few well-authen- 
ticated ernes of long-standing chronic 
diseases has ever been recorded as em- 
anating from the use of medicines—and 
thousands of cases have been made ab- 
solutely worse.—He also, like all reason- 
able men, must condemn in the strongest 
terms the indiscriminate use of the knife. 
All experience and authority goes to 
show that more cures have been per- 
formed without medicine than with it—the 
finer and more vital principles of Nature. 
Life and action heing,.fax more, potent in , 
their effects. liieTatms^, 
; j- - •- All men ought to nr 
derstana the principles of the vital mag- 
netic science in its relation to medical art.” 
This would shield them from imposition 
and quackery, whether in or out of the 
schools. 
Animated Vita! Magnetism. 
Vitalized Mag- 
netism has proven 
to be in all ages 
of the world one 
of the most 
Strange, Weird, 
Efficient, and 
Powerful Healing 
Agents—it is the- 
almighty— crea- 
tive god like pow- 
er— which ener- 
j gizes, vitalizes 
I and magnetically 
controls all things 
I Emanating 
I from Deity, per- 
j meatiug every: 
| atom and ani- 
mating all nature; 
—lt H the vehicle 
of light, life, and 
| thought, creating, 
divinizing and 
quickening—The 
very epirit-tssence of 
all strengthing and. 
healing influence— 
every ramifioatir.-. of, 
Fl‘to and Flood i«j 
permeated by this 
subtis povfcr— It is no 
las, than the finger ol 
God, working through 
mind and matter, ie- 
vealing to man His 
unlimited resoun es. 
“ During the 
past few years 
many of the most 
startling Cures 
have been record- 
ed as emanating 
from the Fritz- 
sonian System of 
Treatment— fair- 
ly outrivaling 
many of the mys- 
terious and mar- 
velous cures 
wrought by our 
Saviour anJ some 
His of Apostles 
—much like those 
of a Newton, a 
Castor or a Dar- 
ring-—only more > 
brilliant effec- ; 
tual—and lasting, j 
This system! 
so pregnant ; 
with good results j 
—so potent in its j 
action —so con- ; 
stanr ami uniform j 
.0 UCC -- He- f 
in its administration, 
consists oi the most 
ingenious blending of 
Vitalized Magnetism j 
its vitalistic perpetu- 1 
ating power and vi*al- I 
OVER ONE HUNDRED REASONS WHY THE PRITZ-SONIAN SYSTEM IS THE BEST. 
BEG A.TJ S 33 
IT NEVER FAILS. 
BECAUSE—It is endorsed by the best people of 
every land. 
BECAUSE—It possesses an immense array; of facts 
to sustain its use. 
BECAUSE—It is the Greatest Triumph of Nature’s 
Laboratory. 
BECAUSE—It can always be carried with the pa- 
tient, ard aj plied at will. 
BECAUSE —lt requires no Physician, nor medical 
knowledge- in its use. 
BECAUSE—It never disappoints a patient in remov- 
ing disease. 
BECAUSE—-It is adapted to, aad will cure al! 
chronic complaints. 
BECAUSE—It is a highly scientific and pleasant 
treatment. 
BECAUSE—It should ba used by every nek man 
and woman. 
BECAUSE—It has performed more cures than 
any other treatment in the world. 
BECAUSE- I■- cures are perfect, permanent and 
lasting. 
BECAUSE—It will advance the science and art of 
healing. 
BECAUSE—It will simplify the removing of dk-ease, 
and do avay with Drugs. 
BECAUSE—It wil’cv. . through the grand power cf 
nature’s laws. 
BECAUSE—It will ot impair tV-r integrity of the 
constitution. 
BECAUSE—It removes both the cause aqd the ef- 
fects of disease. 
BECAUSE—It sustains a nicely balanced contras 
of every healing effluent. 
BECAUSE-Its he sling effects are soothing, pi ' - 
ing, bracing and vitalizing. 
BECAUSE—It produces a sudden transition from 
sickness to health. 
BECAUSE—It acts as a servant or hand-mar:! to 
nature in curing disease 
BECAUSE—It contains the stronger andjfiner ele- 
ments cf the human system. 
BECAUSE—It is a perfect equalizer of the circula- 
tion. 
BECAUSE—It can he used with perfect 'safety and 
success 
BECAUSE—It supercedes Drugs, the Lancet and 
the Knife. 
BECAUSE—It cannot be too highly extolled, nor 
too universally employed. 
BECAUSE—It is simp!-, gentle, pleasing, yet all 
powerful in its action. 
BECAUSE—It is the Power that giver life and v.- 
tality to every animate thing. 
BECAUSE—It is the vitalize - cf al! life, in nature, 
and the universe 
BECAUSE—It contains the finest elements of : 
all healing powers. 
BECAUSE-It is pre-eminently and universally j 
successful. 
BECAUSE—It is impossible to do any harm to the , 
most delicate organ. 
BECAUSE—It is the most powerful healing influ- I 
once in the universe. 
BECAUSE—It contains no poison to break down the ! 
constitution. 
BECAUSE—It robs almshouses and av -yards of ! 
their many victims. 
BECAUSE—It prolongs life, health, strength and : 
vitality. 
BECAUSE—It contains the vital principles of Lift I 
itself. 
BECAUSE—It will remove dist v-r quicker than i 
any other known remedy.' 
BECAUSE—It is nature’s remedy, the vital princi- ' 
pie of all life. 
BECAUSE—It never poisons men to case their 
pains. 
BECAUSE—It is the Treatment of true Christian 
Philanthropy. 
BECAUSE—It promotes intelligence, and strength- 
en gs the reasoning forces of man. 
BECAUSE—It is the finest ard the best true healing 
principle. 
BECAUSE—It is as old as the Universe, and as 
stable as God’s ways. 
BECAUSE—It is the one great healing principle 
under the control of Mi men. 
BECAUSE—It is like electricity, only a thousand 
times more volatile. 
BECAUSE—Its influence can be felt as soon as it ■ 
comes in coni act w :,.h the patient, 
BECAUSE—It often cures in a day diseases of years’ 
standing. 
BECAUSE—It is impossible for diseased action to . 
exit where it i.- used. 
BECAUSE—It i, the most rca enable, sensible and ! 
skilful of Physicians. 
BECAUSE—Tt vs the healing principle of both j 
anciem and modern times. 
BECAUSE—It promotes the hapincss of mankind i 
by removing their disabilities. 
BECAUSE—ft is vital magnetism conveyed from i 
man to man. 
BECAUSE—It is natural magnetic hea er, always | 
on duty. 
BECAUSE—Tt contains every principle of the cure.- i 
tive agency of all medicines. 
BECAUSE—It produces an active condition of 
every organ of the body. 
BECAUSE—It k vita! medicalive without deple- 
tion or poison. 
BECAUSE—It is a sovereign Doctor to all human- 
ity. 
BECAUSE—Its principle is the deepest, grandest, 
and sublisnest, apart of deity itself. 
BECAUSE—It commends itself to the Intelligence 
of all men. 
BECAUSE—It forces new life into the circulation, 
and airests decay. 
BECAUSE—It is a method peculiar only to itself 
entirely different from all others. -—— 
BECAUSE—It is the Physician of all Physicians, 
the God-given influence. 
BECASTSE—It will cuie any chronic disease known 
to man. 
BECAUSE—It cures the Deaf, Blind, Sick and 
Lams. 
BECAUSE—It Purifies the Blood and forces the cu- 
cuiation. 
BECAUSE —lt n iroves ail congestion, and forces the 
Nerve fluids to action. 
BECAUSE—It promotes an active secretion of all 
the vital organs. 
BECAUSE—It promotes an active secretion of the 
Liver, Stomach and Kidneys. 
BECAUSE—it enriches the Blood by supplying it 
with Red Corpuscle. 
BECAUSE—It promotes a perfect assimilative of 
all food taken into the stomach. 
BECAUSE—It expands the Lungs by forcing circu- 
lation around the air cells. 
BE( AUSE—It controls the action of the heart and 
circulation. 
BEt AUSE—It allays all fevered and inflammatory 
conditions at once. 
BECAUSE—1 arouses the iurmant action of a de- 
bilitated constitution. 
BECAUSE— Tt electrifies the blood and tones up the 
system. 
BE< FUSE—It cures consumption by removing all 
its first causes 
BECAUSE—li allays pain by promoting absorption 
and circulation, 
BECAUSE—It scatter- Tumors and removes every 
scrofulous clement from the blood. 
BECAUSE—It cures cancers by forcing circula- 
tion through the malignant growth. 
BECAUSE—Tt cures Paralysis by forcing the circu- 
lation of the Nerve Vit Fluids. 
BECAUSE—It cures all diseases of the Liver by 
forcing an active secretion of Bile 
BECAUSE L will cure deformities by supplying 
vitality to the bones and muscles. 
BECAUSE—I t will cure inflammatory scrofulous 
enlargement by its absorbent action. 
BTC VIST. -L will care all ■’ .-ease.: of the Lungs, 
Liver, Stomach and Kidneys. 
BECAUSE—'It. will cure tumors, cancers, scrofula, 
and all blood diseases and impurities. 
BEC'.f -E —lt will cure all female derangements, 
misplacements and irregularities. 
BEjiAUSE—It will cure nervous debility, sperma- 
torrhoea, lost or weakened manhood. 
BECAUSE- ■ ft will cure Paralysis, Apoplexy, Rheu- 
A matism, Deafness and Insanity. 
BECAUSE- -I I will cure ait diseases oi the principal 
! life-sustaining organs of ..he body. 
,'AUSB-Tt is harmless, yet all .potent, in the 
hands of the moat inexperienced. 
BECAUSE—It. strengthens and builds up every at- 
tribute of man and womanhood. 
BECAUSE—It perpetuates the strength of man to 
age. 
BECAUSE—It fi’l? the home life of woman with 
health, comfort and joy. 
BECAUSE—It restores that youth whose passions 
have taken old on hell. 
BECAUSE—It snatches the young, bright and 
beautiful from the jaws of death. 
BECAUSE—It promotes the beauty of woman 
through its health-giving influence. 
BECAUSE—It contains the three necessary eie- I 
ments to health and life. 
BECAUSE—It fosters and sustains an active se- 
.secretion of all the org .ns of the body. 
BECAUSE—It contains no metallic substances, bat- I 
tery attachments or complicated appli- 
ances. 
BECAUSE—it contains th o fundamental laws of 
cure—the Law of Power and the I,aw 
of Harmony. 
BECAUSE—It is a mild, steadfast, moderate, firm, j 
even temperate, ennneiator of healing 
power. 
BECAUSE—It cures muscular and hone diseases, by j 
removing all Uric and Lactic Acid | 
from the Blood. 
BECAUSE—It cures Dyspepsia by stimulating the | 
stomach i o a perfect assimilation of 
foods. 
BECAUSE—It has met with the most wonderful 
success ever achieved in the healing 
art. 
BECAUSE—It cure ; diseases which have been con- 
sidered beyond the reach of any human 
agency. 
BECAUSE- It is the only thoroughly scientific 
treatment which can be sent to all parts 
of the world. 
BECAUSE—It heals on the Theoretical Basis of 
removing congestion by direct action 
and jeaction. 
BECAUSE—It cures whea the Last hope has ex- 
pired, and every other treatment has 
failed. 
BECAUSE—It should be tried before taking any 
more medicine or doctoring any fur- 
ther wih anybody. 
BECAUSE—It is simply Amikated Magnetic 
Kelt Vital Fluid and Vitalized 
Food. 
FINALLY—II is the greet and only positive cure 
for ail diseases of the Lungs, Liver, 
Stomach , rnd Kidneys, Tumors, Can- 
cers, Scrofula, and Blood, Female De- 
BECAUSE- -rangemeuw, Misplacements, and Ir- 
regularl tics, Nervous Debility, Sper- 
matorrhoea, Lost or Weakened Man- 
hood, Rheumatism, Paralysis, Deafness 
and Insanity, and all the concomitant 
derangements and diseases of the 
principal life-sustaining organs of the 
Body, Nerve forces, Brain and Vital 
Powers. mi, mm,. 
AUTHOR ,OF 
The Fritz-sonian System of Treatment. 
;THE WORLD’S GREATEST EXPERT IN DIAGNOSING 
DISEASE, HEALING THE SICK AND 
CURING DEFORMITIES. 
ESTABLISHED SUCCESS THROUGHOUT 
THE WORLD. 
Such knowledge of disease—Such marvelous Healing Power— 
Such scientific truths—Such practical demonstrations, and such 
uncontrovertable facts—meet with wonder and astonishment from 
all afflicted people—who witness his remarkable wisdom—ln 
Diagnosing Disease, healing the sick, and curing deformities. 
It is said of him and acknowledged by all that he is the most 
Wonderful and expert Diagnostition, deepest searcher of hidden 
causes and sources of disease; and with his system of treatment 
the most successful healer the world has ever known. 
FREE’ ‘TEST.’ ‘DAILY. 
FOOD 
OF THE 
PRITZ-SONIAN SYSTEM. 
FLUID 
OF TDK 
FRITZ-SONIAN SYSTEM. 
PROPERTIES 
Tonic, Alterative, Diuretic 
AND VITALIZING. 
USE. ’ 
To be taken in case of any Disease of the 
Lungs, Heart, Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kid- 
ney and geneto organs. 
It keeps up an active secretion and healthy 
action of all the vital organs of the body. 
It aids digestion and assimulation of all 
other foods. 
It is a Powerful Nutriment, Blood Maker, 
Purifier and Nerve Vitalizer. 
It is a positive cure for all diseases when 
taken in connection with the use of the Felt 
and Fiuid. 
DIRECTIONS. 
Take one table-spoon-ful before each 
meal three times a day. 
[copyrighted.] 
PROPERTIES 
ANIMATED VITAL MAGNETIC 
USFS. 
Recharges, Feeds, and perpetuates the 
he action of the Animated Vitalized 
relt.* 
DIRECTIONS. 
Dampen the Pad (the side next the 
kin) once a day with about one ounce 
two table-spoons-ful) of the Fluid. Rub 
yell into the Pad with the bottom of 
he bottle. 
•Also acts as a ritalistic Stimulator of Nerve and Blood circula- 
lon, Absorbent, Sedative, Paia allaying. Muscular Strengthening, 
nd healing embrocation (external application) independent of the 
'Felt," well pathatised (rubbed in) about three times a day. 
Noth—Has a high reputation as an aid to the Natural Healer, used to 
ampen the hands, and wet or«r the diseased part before the Pathatiscing and 
übbing process. By this means any Pobitit* Nature may become a Buc- 
essful Magnetic operator in all painful acute affections. In Chronic long 
landing diseases a mora powerful perpetual constant action must be kept 
ip, therefore in all case* the Ahimatid Magiutibbd “ P«lt ” is indispeu* 
able to a permanent cure. 
Not only are all Patients surprised at 
his most wonderful knowledge of disease, 
his plain, concise explanation of its cause 
and effect, but at the rapidity with which 
he grasps every symptom of [the most 
hidden disease, without placing his hand 
upon the patient or a single question 
being asked or answered. 
The only scientist who, by the aid of his 
knowledge of the structure of man, and 
his experience with the peculiarities ot 
disease and its action upon the functions 
of the body, can so demonstrate to the 
patient the real source of trouble, so 
completely overwhelm his auditor with the 
belief in, and knowledge of, his most Sup- 
ernatural Powers. 
The physician who describes dis- 
ease BY A SINGLE PENETRATING 
GLANCE AT THE EYE OF THE PATIENT, 
WITHOUT ASKING 'ANY QUESTIONS, 
LOOKING at the tongue or feel- 
ing THE PULSE. 
No examination necessary—no informa- 
tion from the patient—no previous knowl- 
edge of tho case. Every Ache, Pain and 
Disagreeable Feeling pointed out and 
described better than the patient can 
themselves. 
The greatest wonder of Modern Science 
in Diagnosing Disease; will tell plainly 
whether the disease is curable or not; and, 
if curable, how to cure it 
SHAKE WELL BEFORE USEING. 
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A MARVELOUS HEALER OF MEN 
FELT and FLUID and FOOD. 
HEALS THE MULTITUDES. 
FELT 
OF THE 
PRITZ-SONIAN SYSTEM. 
WILL WONDERS NEVER CEASE. 
FELT and FLUID and FOO L 
HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF, 
••Marvellous Cures before the 
Eyes of the People. 
A Busy Week in Curing the Sick. 
Tho Blind seel The Deaf hear! The Lame 
walk! The Sick are healed I The Deformed 
the days pass, mo omfti. -V w_, 
assume more the aspect of avast inn..: ary 
than the private offices of a great physician. 
So great has been the demand upon his ser- 
vices tho past week, that hundreds have 
been turned away unable to gain admission. 
Among the noted cures were 
Mrs. Sarah Dupree, of East Boston. This 
lady has been nearly blind for the past four 
years. Her sight was entirely restored in a 
few hours. 
James Henderson, of Cambridge, spinal 
complaint, cured in 20 minutes. 
Mr. M. Naldcn, of Benham, been doctor- 
ing for the past 8 years for congestion of 
liver and rheumatism, cured in one week; 
so well pleased, brought his wife and had 
her cured also. 
Mr. Levi Williams, of Lynn, a gentleman 
of 70 years of age, has been deaf for the past 
6 years. The doctor cured him so he could 
hear the tick of a watch in ten minutes. 
The following witnesses were present and 
conversed with the gentleman afterward: 
Michael Gilman, No. 6 Rogers avenue; Mrs. 
C. F. Nipsen, 213 Hanover street; and Geo. 
H. Patterson, Esq., who himself was cured 
by the doctor. 
Another very remarkable cure of Aphro- 
bia, or loss of voice, Mrs. Sarah Hyde has 
been troubled with complete loss of voice 
and bronchial affection for the past six years. 
The doctor cured her so that she spoke per- 
fectly in fifteen minutes. 
Mrs. Clara Brewer, of 586 Broadway, South 
Boston, and Mr. S. J. Sanders, Wolfboro, 
N. H., were present and witnessed the cure. 
Maj. J. Dewey, of Sleeker street, came to 
the doctor on crutches from spinal com- 
plaint; cured so that he left crutches and 
walked home in four hours. 
Gen. R. S. Forsythe, of Tremont street, 
cured of partial paralysis of lower limbs in 
64 hours. J. T. Godfrey. Esq., of Charles- 
town, cured of deafness of 8 years’ standing; 
could hear the tick of a watch in five min- 
utes; Mrs. Emma Goodney, of Lynn, rheu- 
matism ; had to go on crutches, walked 
away from the office os well as ever in six 
hours. 
Maj. Southworth, of Springfield, nearly 
blind for three years, could see to read in 2*4 
hours. 
Many patients who have visited his office 
have seen these cures performed, and scores 
have been either entirely cured or very 
much benefited. 
The doctor docs not wish to be understood 
to cure everything and everybody, but ho 
does say that where he promises a cure or a 
benefit, it shall bo given. And persons who 
have boon given up by other doctors as in- 
curable can come with full confidence that 
there is still hope for ihem ; during his offlee 
hours there will nearly always bo more or 
less marvellous cures performed.” 
“ The Wealth and Culture of 
Hostou Throng His Recep- 
tion Rooms Hally. 
Yesterday, among the number who called 
upon Dr. Fritz, was no less a personage than 
Gen. Merriman, of South Carolina. It appears 
that the General has been growing quite deaf 
of late, and came to Boston seeking aid. 
Hearing Dr. Fritz spoken of, ho sought him 
for an opinion, and received not only an 
opinion, but, to his great surprise and joy, a 
perfect cure before leaving his office. 
Joseph R. Stockton, of Providence, has 
been for the past eight years suffering a 
thousand deaths from dyspepsia, asthma, and 
diabetes, and, notwithstanding this almost 
hopeless complication of diseases, which has 
baffled tho skill of both his home and foreign 
physicians, six weeks’ treatment with Dr. 
Fritz has entirely restored him to health. 
Many cures perfected by this great healer 
have been published from time to time in 
tho columns of this paper, as well as his 
manner of diagnosing disease, without ask- 
ing any questions, looking at tho tongue or 
feeling the pulse. He is to-day the leading 
physician of Boston.” 
“ Continued Excitement. 
Another most marvellous cure performed 
by Dr. Fritz, of 150 Tremont street. Maj. 
John Witherell, of Lynn, who has been 
nearly bedridden with a very painful disease 
of the kidneys and spine for the past five 
years, was brought to the doctor last week. 
He applied his treatment, and we are glad 
to'record that the Major has been entirely 
cured.” 
He Gives Life to the Dylag, 
Robs the Sick Room of It* 
Suffering, and tbe Coffin of 
its Prey. 
For weeks pajt mention has occasionally 
been made of most wonderful cures being 
performed by Dr. Fritz of No. U0 Trcraont 
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has adually been gaining a moat exten- 
sive i ’cticc in Boston among our most 
wealth. >tnd cultured people —almost solely 
through lit© influence of tho remarkable 
cures he is daily performing—while his fame 
and well-attested ability is spreading with 
lightning rapidity throughout all Nsw Rng- 
land. His offices, which are central and I 
very commodious, are daily thronged with \ 
tho afflicted, to ail of which he gives especial I 
attention; and many returning therefrom! 
with heavy load of grief removed from 
their minds by their sufferings being entirely i 
alleviated. * 
While he does not profess to cure every- 
body and everything, yet all are very much 
benefited and hundreds entirely restored to 
perfect health and usefulness, 
“As week follows week, it Is becoming 
more and more apparent that Dr. Fritz is 
performing miraculous, wonderftil, and most 
noted cures in our midst. He appears to 
have not only an intuitive knowledge of dis- 
ease, but liis treatment acts like a charm in 
instantly relieving, speedily arresting, and 
permanently curing the most obstinate cases 
brought to him. 
His patients are among our best people of 
both this city and surrounding country, and 
all speak of him in tho highest terms, as a 
man of affable manner, candid adviser, and 
skilful physician. It is needless to ser that 
his parlors are almost daily thronged with 
patients who are suffering from almost every 
conceivable disease, and mil appear to be 
more than satisfied with the treatment re- 
ceived at his hands.” 
Many cures ore perfected at once, while 
others have required a number of days or 
even weeks. But in every ease where he 
has made a promise, he has never failed to 
redeem that promise. He will not take any 
case nor give any hope unless a positive cure 
is probable. By this moans the doctor has 
established a reputation of unerring ability, 
and his judgment is considered as authoritive 
in all cases. 
“ The name of Dr. Fritz has now become 
well known from his wonderful talent and 
skill. His diagnoses are unequalled, and his 
success in healing the sick unparalleled. Dr, 
Fritz will detect and describe any organio 
disease without asking any questions, look- 
ing at tho tongue or feeling the pulse; ha 
fact, his success is marvellous, and may 
almost be ascribed to tho supernatural.— 
Boston Star. 
“ Dr. Fritz never makes any mistakes in 
his examinations, tho moment ho catches 
tho eyo of the patient he knows tbe disoase 
with which they are afflicted, goes right on 
and describes it in every particular, giving its 
full history from begining to eud.” 
The New York. Scientific 
Times (Says* 
“ We are not of those who believe that all 
medical science is confined to the schools or 
that the art of curing disease can be wholly 
learned from the books. Wo have here in 
Boston a practitioner of decided excellence, 
and who is gaining in repute with every 
week of his life. We refer to Dr. Frits, 
whose offlee is at No. 150 Tremont street. 
Dr. Fritz possesses to a marked degree that 
magnetic power always and ever found to 
be efficacious, especially in affections of tho 
nervous and muscular system. He uses no 
medicine, yet he is tbe most powerful of 
healers. A very remarkable cure, recently 
performed, was that of a gentleman afflicted 
with ataxey, something akin to a paralysis 
of the muscular system. After a moment's 
resting of the doctor’s hand upon the smell 
of his back, he arose without effort, and has 
since been entirely restored. A pleasant 
thing to say of the doctor in this connection 
is, that the sick of every grade and condition 
in life can always rely upon the most courte- 
ous reception, plain, intelligent counsel,and 
tho most rational treatment. Wo believe in 
presenting the claims of anybody gifted ns 
he is to the notice of our readers, and we can 
say that wo have a thorough confidence in 
those of Dr. Fritz, as we know him to be a 
most remarkable healer. He impressed us 
as a thoroughly intelligent gentleman.” 
“ Mr. August Fuller, of went 
on crutches for five years, permanently cured 
in two months.” 
A. Grand Army of over Six 
Thousand In validh Restored 
to Health. 
“Boston Traveler, Oct. 27, 1885, says; 
Positive knowledge of disease, and a distinct 
understanding of the human system, are 
necessary requirements in tho skilful treat- 
ment of disease, and it is aided by these that 
Dr. Frit* has had such phenomenal 
in Boston in permanently curing hundreds of 
those who were sick and deformed.” 
“ This well attested fact than an army of 
over 6,000 siok and deformed have been re- 
stored to health by Dr. Fritz during the pest 
year, adds but to the conclusive evidence 
that the physician who can so readily read 
disease and so unerringly employ the proper 
means of restoring his patients to health, 
without tho use of poisonous drugs, must 
possess to the very highest degree a thor- 
ough understanding of the economy of life— 
the most hidden secrets of disease and the 
most essential elements of cure. 
Those who visit him among our most in- 
telligent people express the greatest sur- 
prise at the wonderful accuracy lie displays 
in describing their case. As soon as they 
enter his presence he points out every ache, 
pain, and diseased action, locates, describes, 
and historizes its incipiency, progress, and 
termination, without a single failure. 
His mode of describing or diagnosing dis- 
ease is the most peculiar, thorough, and satis- 
factory ever practised. 
The sick, afflicted, and deformed are com- 
ing to him from all parts of New England, 
and many of the most marvellous cures are 
being performed. Out of over GOO cases 
treated during the past week, over nine- 
tenths are perfectly and permanently cured 
already.. He uses no medicine. Among 
the wonderful cures reported is Mr. Charles 
Brown, of Jamaica Plain, of chronic con- 
gestion of the liver. 
Mr. John Harrison, deafness, could hear 
the tick of a watch in 10 minutes. 
Capt. M. Nolan, of Walnut Hill. This 
gentleman has been afflicted with a very 
severe disease of tho kidneys for the past 
9 years. He is now working every day at 
his trade, stone-mason, as sound and strong 
as ever. The doctor also cured his wife of 
female complaint, and his brother of kidney 
and stomach disease. 
Gen. R. 11. Mann cured of partial paralysis. 
Mr. E. E. Bacon, of Framingham, rendered 
a poor man from many years of suffering 
and heavy doctors’ bills, went to work after 
one week’s treatment. His sister hns also 
commenced treatment, and is gaining rap- 
idly. 
C. H. Jones, of Ingraham, says: I have 
been a cripple for years, with hip' and spinal 
disease ; two weeks ago it took mo over two 
hours to walk one mile. To-day I walked 
comfortably from depot, foot of Summer 
street, to the doctor’s offlee. 
Mary E. Smith, of Washington street, and 
Robert Hunter, of Beacon street, have both 
been cured of consumption. 
Benjamin F. Linton, Esq., of Quincy, has 
been troubled with a most distressing 
chronic disease for the part 20 years. Ho 
says since treating with Dr. Fritz he has 
entirely recovered. 
His offices are always thronged with tho 
afflicted, chiefly of the better grade of 
society. 
Instantaneous Cure* which 
are Permanent and Ef. 
fectual. 
“ The general rush of patients always con- 
tains some persons susceptible to an im- 
mediate relief and cure. His treatments are 
entirely different from other * physicians, 
—being more rapid, thorough, and perma- 
nent. He uses no medicines. A very re- 
markable cure is reported from his office on 
Monday last. Mr. Charles A. Dewey has 
been so afflicted with what the physicians 
termed locomotive ataxey, that it was with 
the utmost difficulty he could even cross the 
room. After a moment’s application of tho 
Felt upon the small of his back, he arose 
without effort and hns since been entirely 
restored. Several cases of partial paralysis 
and rheumatism have been cured during the 
past week, as, for instance, that of James 
Sullivan and Marvin Henrcci. In cases of 
asthma and consumption, he relieves the 
cough and difficulty of breathing at once, 
tones up the general system, and a most 
rapid cure is the natural result. No person 
should doctor any further, or take a particle 
of medicine before consulting him. 
He has set apart his evening hours for the 
special benefit of gentlemen only, and treats 
successfully those specific diseases from 
which so many are suffering. Young rnen 
in need of intelligent advice and speedy 
cure should make a note of this and confer 
Frith him immediately.'* 
JM.U Fame as a GreatHcsilcr 
Reaches all Farts of the Civ- 
ilized Globe. 
“ Patients are constantly coming- to him 
from all parts of the world, every one of 
which he examines in the same way merely 
by a single penetrating glance of the eye; 
and it is said of him that out of thousands of 
examinations ho has never mad* a single 
mistake; and cat of the vast nnmber he has 
treated that he lu-s never lost a single case 
by death.” 
“One of ourm«*>t gifted statesmen says; 
‘ When in Boston I went to see Dr. Fritz, 
and what seemed very strange to me, the 
moment he motioned me to a seat and caught 
ray eye ho seemed to devine my very 
thoughts, he went right on and described my 
disease, told mo just what was the matter, 
how I had been treated, how long I had been 
sick, pointed out all my aches and pains, 
weak points, and suffering, and in fact gave 
a much better history of my case than I 
could have done myself; and all this without 
asking me a single question, or ever having 
seen nie before, or knowing who I was or 
anything about me. This to me seems a 
very strange and valuable knowledge or 
gift. I took his treatment, and must say 
that he cured me without medicine, after I 
had been taking medicine for over twelve 
years.’ ” 
Mr. J. H. Higgins, of Gloucester, Mass., 
the very celebrated boat builder, and known 
in nearly every port of the world, was cured 
of a long and many thought of a fatal illness 
by Dr. Fritz’s Felt and Fluid and Food, and 
says that he has sent the same treatment to 
friends in different parts of the country, and 
it has always proved successful. 
Lyman Locke, Esq., of South Boston, a 
very extensive builder and highly honorable 
business man, says “ That the Fritzsoninn 
system of treatment did for him what the 
best physicians had long failed to do, and 
that it cured him when nothing else seemed 
to reach his case. lam to-day a well man,” 
says Mr. Locke. 
“I had u large tumor on the side of my 
neck as big as a quart bowl,” says Mr. John 
Berry, of Worcester, “ I was cured by Dr. 
Fritz in just twelve weeks, I took no medi- 
cine, simply Felt and Fluid and Food. I 
thank God for the good it done me.” 
Ijet Xothlnc Prevent You from 
Consulting this Great 
Healer. 
“ As month succeeds month of this great 
healer’s residence in Boston, his cures seem 
to increase in numbers and interest. Scarce- 
ly a day passes but some most miraculous 
cure is reported. They do not seem to bo 
confined to any particular class or condition, 
but many deaf, blind, lame, and sick from 
various causes, such as consumption, liver, 
stomach, kidneys, rheumatism, paralysis, 
catarrh, &c., &c., are cured In from a few 
minutes’ time to as many weeks. Most per- 
sons who have visited his office have seen 
more or less cures performed.” 
Dr. Fritz is doing an immense business 
and curing hundreds.—Buffalo Adver- 
tiser. 
The people of this city seem to be running 
wild over his miraculous cures.—Philadkl- 
ruiA Independent. 
Great is no name for the man who per- 
forms such marvelous cures.— St. Louis 
Democrat. 
Raised from a boy amongst us, we cannot 
account for his wonderful power of healing 
and diagnosing disease. His cures are cer- 
tainly the m<»st miraculous we ever wit- 
nessed.—Flint Gazette. 
There is something about Dr. Fritz that 
we cannot understand. He seems to cure 
everybody—he hns raised the editor of this 
Saper almost from the grave. Saginaw 
kws. 
No one should despair of a cure until after 
consulting Dr. Fritz. Chicago Evening 
Mail. 
Notice. 
I warn all men, whether friend or foe, that 
from this out they must cease to copy any of 
my advertisements, writings, or produc- 
tions. They are an emanation of my own, 
original in both conception, perfection, and 
application, and are secured to us by right 
and by law. 
I will pay $lOO for information leading to 
die conviction of any thief of a mountebank, 
who uses my name or copies my publica- 
tions, thereby deceiving tho afflicted and 
bringing into disrepute the honor and reputa- I 
;lon I have labored years to sustain. Gen- ! 
CLEMEN, IT MUST BE STOPPED! 
A. D. FRITZ. 
r rCOPcRTIES 
Animated Vital Magnetized. 
USE. 
A Pad, Band, Girdle, or Garment, to 
place directly over and around any dis- 
eased part or organ, to give off, communi- 
cate, discharge or convey to that part or 
organ a constant perpetual auimal mag- 
netic current or influence.* 
DIRECTIONS. 
Dampen this appliance once a day, “ The side next 
the skin,” with about one ounce or two table-spoon- 
fuls of the accompanying “ Animated Yitai Magnetic 
Fluid.” b 
Wear this appliance constantly over the diseased 
part or organ, until all the Pain—Soreness—Enlarge- 
ment—Disease—or congestion is removed. 
The time will vary according to the case or disease.! 
. *r«r the purpose of assisting, forcing, vitalizing, the circulatory 
fluids (Blood and Nerve) through that congested diseased part or 
organ (thus assisting nature in throwing off the disease bv forc- 
ing the active circulation of vitalized blood), (as where pure blood 
circulates freely and unobstructed there can be no diseased action 
t“U®™aking or performing a perfect or positive euro of any curl 
able disease, when persevered in for a sufficient time to remove or 
do away with all congestion of the part—thereby allowing a 
healthy circulation to take place, and leaving a well-established 
action of the life-giving forccg predominant.) 
When in uM ita power or strength becomes exhausted or weak 
ened. by being taken up or conveyed into the system by absorp- 
tion* Then it is re-fed —re-charged— and continually kept in 
SWW dampening with the 
fWhen the cure is perfected end the appliance is removed—ln 
case it ra worn forany iength of time.asa matter of precaution, 
avoid taking cold in the part by substituting a light dress or flan- 
del in its place, 
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ELEGANT OFFICES, 
AND THE LARGEST IN NEW ENGLAND. 
No physician of Boston has ever so rapidly gained ii 
üblic favor and confidence and built up such an enorm 
as practice in so short a time. 
Some few of his most remarkable cures have frort 
me to time appeared in the columns of the daily Press 
ntil enough has been accumulated to more than fil 
icir columns. 
He now occupies the Largest and Most Extensiv< 
ffices in New England, consisting of the entire second 
lird, fourth and fifth floors of the building, 
150 TREMONT STREET, 
11 elegantly fitted and appointed with every modern con. 
tnience, subdivided into Eighteen Large, Well Ventilated 
td Finely Furnished Offices, Parlors and Sleeping Rooms 
Tangod singly and en suite, located in the very heart o: 
ic city, and overlooking Boston Common, where his most 
ctensiye home and foreign patronage are furnished everj 
myenience of office and ’otel accommodations. 
His patients are numbered from nearly all parts of the 
orld, and so remarkable has been his success that we pause 
wonder and astonishment at the superior qualifications ol 
i* physician who can thus astonished the world by hi: 
markabla cures.