The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-12
A WONDERFUL WORK BY A
WONDERFUL MAN.
FARO Has Many Imitations-Four
More Days of the Free Treat
ment.

About all person hears on the street
nowadays is "Zaro" If you meet per-
son on the street crippled up, on
crutches. or hobbling with cane, and
ask them where they are going, they
say "To see FARO" From all sections of
the state the crippled and sick are flock
ing to see this remarkable man, and he
is remarkable in more ways than one.
Almost every train coming into the city
brings sick and crippled people. all
bound for the same destinatiOn-Zaro.
From early morning until late at night
zaro's Offices are thronged by people,
all anxious to see him. And it is a sight
the private Office with careworn faces,
hoping that they may be cured. Some
come out with, oh, what different look
upon the face! Once again hope has
dawned for them. Then once again one
will come out and you can see despair
written all over their face. They have
been told 81 cannot help yOu," and their
last hope is gone. On June 2 there came
TO FARO, from Florence, Kan, Harry
Gleason, drawn and crippled up with
that dread disease rheumatism. hobbling
on crutcheA FARO, after looking him
over, told Mr.. Gleason he could cure him,
hotel and began the use of them, and in
less than five days. to his wonder and
surprise, he found that his pain and stiff
ness was going away, that the contracted
cords were lOOsening up, and in five
days he threw his crutches away
and walked without them; now says he
has no further use for them. Mr. Glea-
son is boarding at the st. Nicholas
hotel and will tell anyone who may call
on him what was done for him. He will
remain in the city q few days and then
return to his home in Florence, Kan, a
we'll man again. The following letter
was sent to FARO today by a man who was
completely cured Of rheumatism by FARO
a man who was in a terrible condition
when he went to FARO, but who W as COM
pletely cured and is now working in the
Capital City brick yard in this city
There is moro than one mistake in the
letter, but we print it just as it is, mis-
takes and all:
NORTH TOPEKA, Kansas,
June 10, '95
To all who are sufferer of Rheumatism
you will quickly find cure by going to
FARO and have FARO to Doctor you 1
understand that there is a good many
people believe that I was payed to play
that l had the rheumatism at the Lii
brary hall at his first meeting but I will
tell you, you are badly mistaken. I
never hard of this doctor before he an
nounced hisself in the paper that he
would be at the throop hotel l don't re-
member the date but it was on monday
before his first Lecture at the Library
Hall l wouldn't have known it then if
W. E. Stewart ex sanitary police hadn't
told me you must remember and GO and
see faro l taken the Rheum atism on the
10 of April this Doctor didn't come here
until June. have lived here since
1881. 1t would be impossible for the
doctor to have me to come from where
he did which a good many of the people
believe now you all know II. c. Stafford
county atty. Chas. McCabe county clerk.
Chas. Curtis Congressman, David Burdee
Sheriff, they all know me to be truth
man now you people that is so hard to
believe don't expect you believe in re-
lIgion you don't halter go out of town ia
find these men you can find out more by
going to the capital City brick yards ask
the general manager Mr. Boltz. if this
had been gov. Morrill, every one would
believed him as to being cured of the
rheumatism but yeu who have the Rheu-
matism will keep on not believing until
It is to late this doctor may not be here
for ever this is all. hoping this is enough
TO satisfy you unbelievers. Yours truly
A. L. WooDa
The above letter speaks in plain words
for itself and needs no comment from US
FARO gives legal written guarantee t.
effect a cure in every case he undertake.
or he will refund the money paid to him
1t is wonderful the people who go to see
Faro He is boarding at the Hote
Throop with his family, and people com,
to the hotel long before FARO is up, bu
are met at the door by Zaro's wife wht
tells them that Zare can not see them a
the hotel and we would state here that i
is useless for people to go to the hotel Il
see Faro, as he will see them only in hi
Office in the Veale block, on Quinc,
street. The work FARO is doing here
simply wonderful and the cures he i
performing rightfully entitle him to tn,
term of "The Wonder Worker" AL
mail sent to him should be addressed
FARO, NJ. D., Veale Block, Topeka, Kan
His Office hours are from 9 a. N. to Z
M Consultation is free to all