The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-05
MORE OF THE GOOD WORK
A Testimonial That Any Doctor
Would Be Proud Of
Harvey Volunteers to Tell What Pro-
fessor samue1s Did for
His Tenant.

1t isn't often that busy man will put
himself out and take mis- time to say
good things about stranger to whom he
is not particularly interested. And when
one does, you may know the party en-
dorsed must have merit. This is the
text for the discourse We are entering
upon.
Mr.. ]. M. Harvey took the trouble to
call at the JOURNAL Office in person yes
terday and called for reporter He
was all aglow with enthusiasm and it
took the reporter about three seconds to
find out that he had struck another of
those Prof. Samueis "cranks," and settled
down at once to listen to the story, and,
by the way. these "cranks," are growing
SO numerous in Topeka that you can't
shoot cat off tho back fence without
hitting one of them.
MIR. Harvey is a prosperous farmer
| living just west of the Insane asylum,
and is we'll known in this county as a
man of character and veracity. He said
81 have living on my place an old colored
man named Phillips who has sold vege-
tables to nearly every family in Topek a
at some slime or other and almost ever y
one know him by sight, if not by name.
One of his peculiar features was when
he walked to go almost bent double.
Well, about thirty years ago this man
from that time his troubles date, As he
grew older his ailments grew worse and
about six years ago he found himself in
such condition that no solid food would
lie on his stomach and since that time
life has been prolonged simply on a
milk diet. Think of a man living six
years on nothing but sweet milk! But
bad as that condition was, it still could be
worse.
'About two months ago he aud his
wife called at my house, and l tell you
they were the picture of despair. His
wife was in tears and Phillips himself
| looked as if his time had about come
She told US that her husband could no
longer take his milk and that their last
hope seemed about to vanish. And
ftell you it did look like a desperate state
of affairs. All this time he was treating
with everyone who thought they could
cure him. Most of the doctors in Tope-
ka knew of his case and several of them
had treated him. OF course I felt the
greatest of sympathy for them and tried
to give them encouragement, but you
may imagine how hard it would be to
ind bright spot in such a dark picture.
They finally went home disheartened,
and as did not see them again for two
weeks, went down to their house, fully
expecting to find the old man dead. How
surprised and delighted was to see him
standing straight as l am now, and the
first thing he did was to laugh loud
! enough 10 be heard all over Topeka.
| Boss, does you see these here glasses?
Is done gone and got cured by Professor
| Samuels.'
1.-The rest of the story is that after call
ing at my house the old man went and
saw Professor Samuels and besides get
ting pair of glasses also took his eye
treatment Since that day he has been
as straight and well generally as any
body, and eats and 'digests anything on
earth he wants and is entirely free from
pain. 1t tickled me almost as much as it
did him and his wife to see the marvel
Gus change. He has been we'll ever since
and l firmly believe he is permanently
cured. tell you that man Samuels ia
the best posted man that ever struck To-
peka"
Mr.. Harvey proved his faith by his
works and is now having his own eyes
treated. Professor Samuels has no su-
pernatural power, but simply under
! stands the connection between the eyes
and the center of the nervous system.
As pain all comes through the nerves,
he treats the nerves and cures the pain.
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