The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-11-04
MORE CURES.
Two Young Ladies Benefited in the
Same Family.
A Prominent Citizen Of Shawnee County
Makes Some Statements Con-
corning Prof. samuals.

A pleasant drive recently brought
reporter to the handsome resi-
dence of Mr.. James Sutherin, about two
miles west on Sixth street. Mr.. Sutherin
has coal yard at the corner of Second
and Monroe streets, and is well known to
everybody in Topeka, and most people
in Shawnee county. A popularity of
Mr.. Sutherin is that everyone who
knows him will take his word for any
thing.
The reporter found both Mr.. and Mrs.
Sutherin at home and perfectly willing
to relate the family experience with
Prof. Samuels, which is about as fol-
lows: Their daughter, Maggie, is about
~ years old. When she was five months
old her eyes began to appear crossed and
from that time her ailment gradually de-
veloped. It turned out to be nothing
more nor less than bad case of st. Vitas
dance. As usual the doctors prescrip-
tons were tried and the drug stores ran
sacked all to no purpose. Finally the
girl was put in school but could make
little Roadway. And as is usually the
case with this disease it grew worse as
the child grew older.
Last February the sufferer had to be
taken from school because her right side,
and particularly her right hand had be-
come almost useless. She could no longer
hold her pen to write, and in fact could
scarcely hold anything. Her arm hung
limp at her side. Three months ago her
mother took her to Prof. Samuels. When
he first saw her she was certainly in a
bad condition. Her face was thin and
drawn from improper digestion; her eyes
were badly crossed and her hearing al
most gone. When she tried to walk her
steps were unsteady and tottering, and
her whole frame in a constant shake.
| The object of the visit was solely to have
the eyes fitted, little dreaming that he
could do her any good further than that
| But she was informed that the St Vitas
dance could be greatly relieved and
probably cured also, and the treatment
was begun entirely through the eyes.
| All the family assert that the change SO
| far has been beyond all expectation.
| While not yet entirely we'll, the use of
! the hands has been regained, so that
the girl can now write as we'll as any
one; the hearing is greatly improved
and constantly growing better; the eyes
are getting straig liter; her walk is now
steady and even; in fact she is con-
stantly improving in every particular
| Before she was always complaining OF
being tired and was anxious TO lie down
now she is constantly wanting to do
something. and would work all the time
if her mother would allow her. Besides
she has gained several pounds in flesh
since the treatment began. She is again
| in school and doing nicely. The improve
! ment continues each day, as is attesteC
not only by all the members of the fam
lily but also by the neighbors and school
children with whom she has grown up
She is still being treated and the pro
fessor believes in time she will be en-
tirely cured. Mr.. Sutherin remarked
sMr. Reporter, when my wife came hom'
and told me Prof. Samuels said he coule
cure the st. Vitas dance, l remarked
thai there was another humbug."
Mr. and Mrs. Sutherin have anothe
daughter who has been a terri BILE suffere
during the menstral period, and who ma
also been treating with Prof. Samuels
When the periods OF suffering came OF
she was compelled 10 go to bed ant
have a constant application of hea
to her feet in order to keep up the circu
lation. AS her mother said, sat sue
times she looked just like corpse
Since beginning the treatment TIL
change in her condition is also as mark
ed as that of her sister. The pain anC
suffering entirely gone and natures
work is effected with ease. She says sh
is much stronger than before and he
general health is much better She
still keeping up the treatment, but viii
be able to discard IL IN little WhlIs, an
be perfectly healthy.
Here are certainly two remarkable an
interesting cases. The St. Vitas dance
a disease that no ordinary physician vii
even attempt to cure. especially when a
bad as this case, and to think of th
great improvement made simply by trea
ing the eye. But the other case is no les
wonderful. Think of the girls an
women that are in constant torture, ruiz
ing their stomachs with medicine an
still getting no relief Prof. Samuels ca
cure all such diseases by treating tn
eyes. His office is at 606 Kansas avenu,
j over the Hub Clothing store.
NEGRO MAY VOTE AWHILE
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