The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-07
Free Help for the Sick.

devote themselves to assisting Professor
Adkin in his great work for humanity
With the discovery of the Adkin Vitae
pathlc treatment eminent physicians
are generally agreed that the treat
ment of disease has at last been reduced
to an exact science.
In all some 5000 men and women
have been cured by the powers OF Pro-
fessor Adlxins Some were blind, some
were lame, some were deaf, some
were paralytics scarcely able to move,
SO great was their infirmity. Others
were afflicted with Bright's disease,
heart disease, consumption and other
so-ca1led incura BILE diseases. Some were
sufferers from kidney trouble, dyspep-
STA, nervous debility, insomnia neu-
IA gla, constipation, rheumatism, female
troubles and other similar ills Some
We're men and women addicted to
drunkenness, morphine and other evil
habits. In all cases Professor Adkins
treats he guarantees a cure. Even those
on the brink of the grave. with all hope
of recovery. gone, and despaired of by
doctors and friends alike, have been re
stored to perfect health w the force OF
VitaOpathy and Professor Adkins mar
vellous skill And remarkable as it
may seem, distance has made no differ
ence. Those living far away have been
cured in the privacy Of their own homes,
as well as those who have been treated
in person. Professor Adkin asserts that
he can cure any one at any distance as
we'll as though he stood before them.
Not long ago John Adams of Blakes-
bury, Iowa. who had been lame for 20
years. was permanently cured by Pro
fessOr Adkin without an operation of
any kind. About the same time the
city of Rochester, N. Y, was startled
by the cure of one of its Oldest resi-
dents, Mr.. p A. Wright, who had been
partly blind for a long period. John E.
Neh. of Millersburg, Penn, who had
suffered for years from a cataract over
his left eye was speedily restored to
Dnrfppf zfuhf without for,
From LOgansport, Indiana, comes the
news of the recovery of Mrs. Mary
Eicher, who had been practically deaf
70 "a year, while in Warren, Pa. Mr.. G.
W. Savage, a noted photographer and
artist who was not only partially blind
and deaf, but at deaths door from a
complication of diseases, was restored
to perfect health and strength by Pro-
fessor Adkin.
Vitaopathy cures not one disease
alone, but it cures all diseases when
used in combination with the proper
remedies. If you are sick, no matter
what your disease nor who says you
cannot be cured, write to Professor Ad-
kin today; tell him the leading sy1np-
toms Of your complaint, how long you
have been suffering and he will at once
diagnose your case, tell you the exact
disease from which you are suffering.
and prescribe the treatment that will
positively cure you. This costs you alb
solutely nothing. Professor Adkin win
also send you a copy of his marvellous
new book, entitled How to be cured
and How to Cure Others" This book
tells you exactly how Professor Adlzin
will cure you. It fully and completely
describes the nature of this wonderful
treatment. 1t also explains to you how
you yourself may possess this great
healing power and cure the sick around
you.
Professor Adkin does not ask one cent
for his services in this connection. They
will be given to you absolutely free. He
has made wonderful discovery and he
wishes to place it in the hands of every
sick person in this country, that he may
be restored to perfect health and
strength. Mark your letter personal
when you write and no one but Profess
sor Adl1in viii see it. Address. Pro
fessor Thomas F. Adlzin, Office 1874 Il,
Rochester, New York.