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no, been able to lift il. Immediately on
INV arrival I drove to DR.. Dexter's Of
flee. my sufferings being so great that il
was impossible for me to restrain my cries
OF pain. 7 found the doctor in bed, him.
self suffering very much, and l was at
drst denied treatment, but, seeing my suf-
f.rfngs, the doctor finally consented to re-
lieve me, and he did. For about four
hours he rubbed my arm, and a. the end
of that time 1 was free from pain, could
raise my hand above my head and use
nv right hand to write this statement
which 1 do with very great pleasure, feel
ing that l owe him a debt which money
only cannot cancel God bless him and
spare him many a year to heal suffering
humanity. Helen Stuart Richings.
Her Faith UnbrOlxen.
Professor A. ]. Dexter: If to give any
force TO the inclosed communication you
desire to state just who I am you are at
liberty to do so. I am a newspaper cor
respondent, was three years on the staff
OF The Detroit Free Press, and as Helen
STUART 1 feel justified in saying I am
wel,-known actress and elocuuonist Re
specfully yours,
Helen Stuart Richings.
Boston, Mass, April 20, 1885.
Prof A. J Dexter:
Dear Sir-I arrived in Boston on the
18Th instant, after a pleasant passage on
the Gate City. l am proud and happy 10
be able to answer you that the magnetic
treatment you gave me on the Sth in
slant continues to result in entire freedom
from pain or paralysis. sleep well, eat
well feel well, and, in a word, am a diff
ferent woman from the one who entered
YOUR office on the 9TH inst, seeking relief
from pain Truly your gift of healing is
a wonderful one May you live long to
exercise it, 1 have written and sent to
7 fr.N,k Aaa1a L
10 your power as eXemplited in my case,
and viii send you a copy of the paper.
Nor will my testimonials stop here. 1 am
one of those who are not afraid to ex-
press their opinion on matters involving
"A principle, and think it is time that the
people were reused to a sense of a few
of the grand truths waiting to be received
among them this one, viz, that the pow
er of such men as you to heal the sick is
a God-gven power, because it is the mani
festation of one of the eternal laws of
nature.
The day is coming and even now Is,
when the pill peddlers will find trade grow
ing dull. Thank God! Hoping you will be
blessed in every effort for good, l am
Most Sincerely Yours,
Mrs. H. S. Richings,
No 80 Worcester Square.
You are at liberty to use this letter as
testimonial if you choose.
Boston, Mass, May 2, 1885.
Banner of Light.
Testimony VS.. Doctors Monopoly
Law.
To the Editor of the Banner of Light:
In view of the present warfare between
the regulars and the lovers of true lib
erty. the following may have a special in
terest for your readers. The article quoted
appeared in the Jacksonville (F'la) Times
Union of the Sth inst
CThe article referred to that appeared
in the Banner of Light of May 2, 1885, and
the Times-Union April s. will be found
above.)
The prescriptions of a regular in ST.
Augustine had failed during five days to
give me any relief, and finally, nerved to
desperation, l arose from my bed and took
the train for Jacksonville, with the above
result. Nor has the pain or paralysis re-
turned, as the 'croakers" said would sure
ly be the case as soon as 1 left DR.. DeX-
ter's care.
When I think how many. many sufferers
there are, and realize, as l do so fully now,
the blessed relief they might get We're it
not for those fearful twin giants, igno-
rance and prejudice, who with such wea-
pons as ''the medical bill'' seek to block
the way to light and life, my heart is
filled with indignation and pity; and if my
testimony be but one blow for dear liberty,
l shall not regret the suffering that en-
abled me to give it.
Helen Stuart Richings,
50 Worcester Square, Boston, Mass.
Mantua Station, o., Sept. 4, 1886.
A. J. Dexter:
Dear Sir-Yours of July 81 received. You
@sk me to state if the treatment in my
case was lasting. In compliance with your
request I willingly state that since the
treatment received from you in Jackson
I Il
never been troubled with rheumatism or
paralysis of which you cured me- This ac-
knoWledgment consider is due you and I
make it cheerfully and gratefully.
Helen Stuart Richings,
Boston, Mass
This Gentleman Was at One Time
One of the Profession in Jefferson
Medical College of Philadelphia,
Pa.
Orlando, Fla. Sept. 22 1885.
To-day l called upon DIR. A ]. Dexter;
hdd him to examine a hard formation on
my breast which had troubled me for two
years. had become quite uneasy about
It, II grew larger every day. 1 became
9dusned 1t was doing my general health
good deal of harm. DIR. Dexter relieved
me IN few moments He took from this
formation at least a tablespoonful of Of
vI other sharp instrument only by rub
ulhs with the hand. In my opinion 1 be-
nsNe thls was cancerous sore and would
nave terminated in a cancer
DR.. o. p. Preston,
Orlando, Orange Co, Fla,
D. Sept. 13, 1885,
NY Dear Doctor-It gives me pleasure
70 say that for more than three years past
- nave had upon my back a cancer and
'la' today in few minutes without the
@ o. knife or other sharp instrument
s u Mth your hands only, you removed
ot e cancer, taking therefrom what appar-
nnly was roots and fibers of the cancer
tIHieh was very offensive to the smell and
oIal / experienced no i'll effect from the
81 duon and | hope and believe the cure
Is, permanent. The said cancer was about
SIZE OF a large pigeon egg.
f. J. Reel,
Mayor of Orlando
s1 ~eIuIy that was present and person.
my p.a. Witnessed the above operation and
ress Stnazed Se aid at the facility and thorough
~ Oh the same. Dr. Dexter used during
'''e operation only his hands