The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-10

A representative Of the Morning News
found a great crowd of people at Healer
Truths yesterday when he called to IN
teryiew the Healer about his work in
Savannah. The crowd is larger every
week.
Healer Truth is adding to his office
every available means for his aid in bat
Ting with diseases which have been given
up by general practitioners. People who
are going to the Truth institute are de-
irving the benefit Of Mr.. Truths wonder
full power and also the best medical at
tention available.
The physicians connected with the
Truth Institute are all old practitioners.
their age of experiment. has passed. There
is no experimenting at the Truth Insti-
tute. All diseases of no matter how long
standing are as simple to these great
doctors as the simplest diseases are to
the common physicians.
People afflicted with diseases of long
standing who tried different remedies
without avail, take a new lease on life
when they go to the Truth Institute.
They have confidence and are cured.
During the past week the cures have
appeared more wonderful If possible than
the week before. Most all diseases have
been treated successfully, as one lady
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said that she had been troubled fifteen
years, and had not been a minute during
that time when she was out of pain. Tho
pain had been without ceasing until three
days ago, when it commenced to ease up
and now she has no pain az all.
1t is impossible to write these things
here and to picture to the public the
scenes which are daily enacted in Healer
Truths office.
How people who have been suffering and
worrying over their diseases, thinking
from the medical advice which they have
received that they must die from their
troubles and now to be relieved in so
short time seems marvellous.
Many people seem to be so pleased with
Healer Truths manner of relieving their
diseases that with tears streaming down
their cheeks they say that they feel just
like hugging him.
There is no need to suffer, as a gentle
man, who had rheumatism, said, who
came from a distance to be treated by
the healer. Il have thought MANY
times If / could only have my rheuma-
tism pulled or removed, like I would an
aching tooth, 1 would have it done, and
now the relief has come far easier and
just as quickly"
Mr. Truth was asked by a representa-
prepayment, and he said as the best evil
dence, II refer you to the sworn state
ment by notary public of the patients
living near my former home Boston,
Mass. / give below the names and adj
dress of these patients" Mr.. Truth saws
these patients will gladly answer all in
quiries.
Mrs. A. H. veazy, 1865 Dudley street.
Roxbury, Mass. Cured Of complication of
female troubles. Sworn to before Chas.
p. Gavin, N. p, Roxbury. Mass.
Mrs. c. r. Harlow, 43 Sterling street
Roxbury, Mass was cured OF numbness
Of hands and great nervous disorder.
Sworn to before p "A. Frederickson, UP,
Boston, Mass.
Sarah II. Aldrich, Providence, r. l..
cured Of dyspepsia and other troubles.
Sworn to before Alfred Wilson, N. r., of
Providence.
Mrs. Nelson Mace, Arlington, Mass.
cured OF bladder trouble. Sworn TO be-
ioro John w. Sprawl, j. r.. Arlington.
Mass.
Almo l.. Hunter, OF Peterboro N. II.
cured OF paralysis OF left side ana tnmor
10 throat Sworn 20 before Ezra AZ
smith, N. T.. Peterboro, n. Il.
VIM >. Dadman, Poterbofo. n. H. Dlr.
eased nerve, tide OF face, operated on ana
N0noaneea ineurabls WAS cured BY this