The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-18
NOTHING LIKE IT!
4 Prominent Topeka Lady Relates
Her Wonderful Experience.
A Capital Reporter Calls on Mrs.
Geo. E. Lille, and Obtains
Some Interesting Facts.

Having heard that Topeka lady had
come remarkable experience recently,
reporter called yesterday on Mrs. George
E. Lille to obtain the facts. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lille are both we'll known in Tope-
ka, Mr.. Lille being a prominent furni'
ture dealer at Ais Kansas avenue. Mrs.
Lille was found at her pleasant home,
308 Topeka avenue, and welcomed the
reporter in the best of spirits In reply
to a question she said: "Certsinly, l am
willing to relate my experience if it will
benefit other people who have suffered
as have" Continuing, she said:
"Ever since I can remember 1 have
suffered from nervousness. The earli-
est thing l can recall was a head ache.
In fact. up to a few weeks ago my ex-
gone hand in hand. At first it was in
the shape of spells of sick headache,
which came on with much frequency.
And of course the first thing thought of
was the doctor. So the family physician
was called in and the doctor bill and
headahhe got a fair start together, the
one growing and increasing about as
rapidly as the other. l was doctored for
everything and with everything, but all
to the Same purpose. Nothing seemed
to do any good. Later in life when the
constant strain on my nervous system be-
gan to show its effect the spells began to
take on the appearance of nervous ex-
haustion. I was seldom entirely free
from pain and the least exertion was
absolutely unbearable. Ease was OBJ
tanned when recourse was had to the
last resort, namely, the injection of
opiates. Mind you if I should az much
as drive to Garfield park for few hours
/ would be laid up, and only get relief
after two or three days of suffering, by
the use of morphine.
"But I want you to understand never
quit doctoring. Why, it got so when
ever a druggist got hold any new remedy
the first thing he did was to have me try
it Different doctors were tried and al
though they would never tell me what
they thought the disease was, I am sure,
from the different medicines l took. they
dcCtored me for every disease they found
listed in the index of their doctor books.
"Finally, after hope was almost gone,
/ determined one day to act on the sug-
gestion of friend and called on Prof
Samuels l had very little faith in the
professor, but concluded he could do nc
worse than the others had done. When
he guaranteed to cure and told me he
had cured many such cases l began to
think he meant business But to make
a long story short, am now a well WON
AA4s ~ 10 INV OAAy tALCO AAOAhAS SAACo
he began treating me, and for the last
month have not known what a head
ache was. He gave me an eye wash and
pair of glasses. The wash / used fol
about two months and am still wearing
the glasses, although he tells me they al
so may be discarded in 3 few months
But You may tell the people Prof. Sam
uels has cured me absolutely, and I car
not say too much in praise of his skill az
an oculist"
Mrs. Lille appears to take great pleas
ure in recommending Prof Samuepl
treatment, as thousands of others do who
have received its benefits. Her case il
one of many that exist today, all Of which
could be cured or benefited if they
only knew of Prof. Samuels. He hal
permanently located in Topeka, which
Is easily accessible from all parts of thu
state and will give special care to those
who come from distance. We believe
the people of Kansas and Topeka ough
to and will appreciate the fact that they
have man of national reputation RICH
at their door,