The Republican journal., 1900-04-26
PROF. JEwELLE's sANITAR1UM.

DEAR EDITOR. L WISH 10 extend my
sympathy to all those who are suffering
the intense agonies OF that terrible dis
ease known as Asthma.
About five years ago | had the first
symptoms. | have doctored and used
many medicines. but found no relief
j This last winter | was so bad that had
to sit up in bed, sometimes | had to get
up and dress.
My breath was so short and | was SO
pressed. that | could hardly breathe
when walking slowly
| heard so much about the great cures
made by Prof. Jewele at his Sanitarium
in Auburn that went to him for con-
sutation.
He at once told me that he could cure
me: he also stated the points would
reach and that | would know how and
why | was cured, therefore | would re-
main cured.
| entered lis Sanitarium for a two
weeks course took my first treatment
on Monday, after this first treatment
never had sign of Asthma.
tried walking and different kinds of
work but found that positively could
not bring a symptom back.
saturday found me back in my home
| had just fourteen treatments and
gained two pounds in flesh.
ALBION y. LITTLEFIELD.
42O Court ST.. Auburn, Maine.
A remark was made in Prof JeWelle's
hearing by gentleman of little faith
that Prof. .JeWelle's scheme of taking
patients that the medical profession
pronounce incurable, to cure on the no
cure no pay plan, was good one to get
boarders in the Sanitarium.
We give our patients all modern con-
veniences, such as board, we'll heated
and lighted rooms, the close attention
Of an attendant, hot and cold baths for
$3.50 per week.
The reader of this can readily see
about the length of time that the SAM
tarium would remain open if this in
cluded the services of Prof Jewelle also.
If should draw two straight marks
one above the other and place line be
meath them, | don't think that any sane
person leaving out faith could add it
any differently than one and one are
two.
No more positive are we that this is
the correct answer of the little sum than
Prof. Jewelle is of his fee
This is plain and simple, but no more
plain and simple than Prof. Jewelle with
his Psychic powers tells every patient
exactly what he can do for them at the
making out papers stating
every point they shall reach before they
pay him one penny.
This proof you will find in every tes-
timonial, as in the above testimonial.
This is the secret of Prof .JeWelle's mir
aculous cures.
If drugs and medicines could cure,
would there be so much sickness in the
world? Would we have Overlooking hos
pitfalls and crowded insane asylums, if
Doctors and Specialists had a perfect
system of healing and curing.
Where the majority OF practitioners
fail they do not possess the Psychic pow
ers and do not grasp the diseased condi-
tons, but guess and prescribe and ii the
patient grows worse they write another
prescription.
The Psychic powers Of Prof Jewelle
give him the exact starting point; there
is no guess work or medical experiments
for the patients to go through.
"And these signs shall follow them
that believe" ''they shall lay hands on
the sick and they shall recover"
'WhosOever cometh to me and hear
eth my sayings and dOeth them / will
show you to whom he is like"
Our readers will remember that by
mentioning this paper and sending two
2-cent stamps you will receive. one Of
Prof. Jewelle's Magazines Free. 1t
shows two pictures Of the Sanitarium
and is of great value to the sick.
Watch next weeks paper.
Address Prof. Jewelle Sanitarium,
Auburn, Maine.