The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-06
WONDE RFUL!
TIE DISCOVERIES or PROF,
SAMUELS
AStOHnd the Medical World
THE HELPLESS RESTORED TO
HEALTH.
Prof. Samueis, the Humanitarian
of His Kind, Makes the Phys
icdI Form, Once Shat.
tered With Disease,
to Live Anew.

! What has not science done?" is the
question that is being asked by the friends
of Mrs. Lizzie Gray. who resides at No.
lo22 Wyandotte street Mrs. Gray is one
of the hundreds of happy women in
I this community who has been res
cued from an untimeiy grave by
the wonderful discoveries in medicine
of Professor Samuels. To representa-
tive of the Journal Yesterday Mrs. Gray
and her mother Mrs. Ames, told OF the
terrible miseries she had suffered and
fortunes Of mind and body she had un-
dergone. and with tears in her eyes
thanked a kind Providence that had
turned her in the way OF becoming ac-
quainted with Professor Samuels' mar
velous accomplishments in the medical
world.
Some months ago she read in the Jour
nal an announcement of the complete
cure and restoration to health and
strength of a suffering sister at z0S West
Fourteenth street. and for the benefit of
others she gives her experience, so that
they may be benefited as she has been.
Mrs Gray said that she could neither eat
nor sleep and that she was as little re-
-~~s'AA-A
tired the night before. She was continu-
ally apprehensive Of becoming insane. !
and this. together with an exhausted con- /
dition of her nervous system, precluded !
Eer from appearing on the street, or
where there was the least noise or ex- |
element, lest she might fall in a stupor /
anywhere. She had severe pains in the |
temple, and at the sound of band Of |
music or the noise of the street. she 4
would so into a historical tremor and 4
cold chlls would run UP and down the |
spine. She could not attend to the slight
est household cares, and the life that her
Family and friends despaired of was fast
going out. Mrs. Gray had been gradually
growing worse for three years and has
called in consultation during that time
ten different practicing physicians two
of whom diagnosed her case as heart
trouble. two who said that it might be
some valcular affection. The others did
not know what the matter might be. but
all agreed that she was hopelessly be-
yond help.
I have taken oceans of medicine" said
Mrs. Gray. 'and not any Of it ever did
me particle Of good-nothing but to
aegravate my already precarious condi-
ton and to rob me of what little vital
force 1 had remaining At that time I
felt If I could only be allowed 10 die il
would be such a relief. and it seemed 10
me to he but a step distant Ny ambi-
ton and interest in home and family had
completely vanished. and I had not the
strength TO do or think Of anything if
would. The slightest exercise of the. mind
exhausted me. I was dizzy most of the
time and in attempting to walk. across
The room I could not keep my place, but
would stagger. and it was an impossible
ty for me to get through a doorway
without running into the casing"
In this condition Mrs. Gray called at
the Office of Professor Samuels. and, TO
quote her own words. she said:
Il didn't have the slightest faith in Pro-
lessor Samuels ability TO cure me. After
me week Of his treatment commenced
10 improve. and 1T the end Of the second
week commenced to have faith that
sometime 1 would ultimately regain my
health. I have now been treating with
SamueIs for three months. and
an say that ] am now as strong as
vas in my younger days. Professor Sam
sels did not assure me Of so quick
,ure and he has indeed accomplished
wonders in my case. Ny friends al mar
-el. and when they meet ne they say:
How well YOU look The pains in my
lead have disappeared"
Professor Samuels gives no medicine in
ernany except through the eyes. lie
Ises the eye as the medium through
which every portion Of the physical being
$ reached. Professor Samuels has proven
eyond a doubt the pragticabnity Of his
7ethod.-Kansas City Journal :
Professor SamueIs is now located at 15S
-orth Main street Wichita.