The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1900-03-08
Prof. JewelIe,s sanitarlnm

Mr.. EDITOR.
By request Of relatives aud friends.
/ take this opportunity Of telling the
people Of this vicinity something IL
regard to the wonderful institution Of
Prof. Jewelle's sauitarium, which was
opened ia Auburn, NJ, last fall. While
visiting relatives IN Lewiston IN sep.
80, heard a great deal said IN regard To
thi. institution and the wonderful cures
which were being made there 10 so-ealled
iucurable diseases. which hal bsfiied
much skill
10 illustrate the work Of this institu-
ton aud the powers OF Prot. Jewelle
over diseases, will give you "a few de-
tails Of my case and the results # treat
ment At this Sauitarium. was ia bust
ness for quite number Of years. "a
! m.ny Of the people Of this vicinity vel
know, and gave Il up about five years
ago Oh account Of poor health. After
giving up all business cares aud living q
I fe Of leisure found but little pleasure
and euiOymeut IN life on account Of nv
ae Of health. Ia the winter Of ninety
& NO my hath began to f4ii. | had
every symptom Of heart disease in the
worst form, such a shOrlues. Of breath.
pAlpitation accompanied by dizZ ness
and darkness before the eyes. had a
/ tired, confused feeling in my head all of
! the time, causing inattentiOn and uabil-
/ lty TO concentrate ny thoughts on busi-
IA 80. had Exhaustion Of the blood and
/ nerves. causing lnsomni2-soue nights
! would not 20 TO sleep until nearly morn
ing-also had cold sweats both night and
day. About one year ago nv appetite
failed and since that time had been fall
ing IN strength. All remedies failed 10
give relief. Very few knew my exact
condition, a. | kept around the most Of
the time.
In Oct. 90, | consulted Prof Jewelle
at his Sanitarium. He told me al once
that he could positively and permanently
cure me. Ny faith was rather small
about the size of 4 mustard seed-but he
told me in such a decided manner just
what he could do, aud the points | would
reach. thai after thinking it over a few
days | entered his Sanitarium for treat
ment. At the time of entering | could
seal cely get up one flight IF stairs on
account Of heart trouble. After being
there a few weeks. | commenced to reach
the points Just as the Professor told me
| would, the first time he saw me. The
/ first Improvement noticed was the in
crease OF vital force and the clearness of
my head. the tired confused feeling leav-
ing 1t, then my appetite came and [
grew stronger, the shortness of breath
and palpitation leaving me. The last
weeks of my stay there, took exercises
h.
each morning, Immediately after going
over two flights of stairs aud eighty
yards of hallway. twelve times in sue
cession, with no signs Of shortness of
breath or palpitation. | also took a
walk, each morning. out of doors. Ny
appetite never was better than now. |
sleep good and my coursge is good. |
never expected TO reach the state of
health which am now in, and the mys-
jerious part is took no medicine. This
man has wonderful power in directing
the physical system. People have many
ideas regarding belief and faith but it
matters not what you believe, or wheth-
er you have fsith or what your disease
is, if you only have faith enough to enter
that Sanitarium, you will surely get
help. | saw more wonderful things
done while there 10 other cases than was
done in nv own.
II you can't make up your mind to &c
there before you are dead | would advise
you to mansge someway to get there
before you are buried. | would gladly
talk with anyone who is 10 poor health
in regard To this institution. as | am in
sympathy With all Nho are unfortunate
enough 20 be deprived Of health.
NIsS NJ H. FRENCH,
SknMhesAn. VI. Mnrch 3. 1900.