The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1902-05-15


In all parts Of the country men and wou-
en-, doctors and surgeons, clergymen and edu-
Gators are wondering at the remarkable cures
made by Prof. Thomas +. Adkin, DISCOVERIES
Of the Adkin VitaOpathic treatment.
Professor Adkin heals not by drugs, nor
by Christian Science, nor by OsteOpathy, ZOE
by HypnOtisn, nor by Divine Healing, our
by subtle psychic force of nature in COM
| blnatiOn with certain vital magnetic RENE
dies which contain the very elements Of life
and health.
A reporter recently talked with Professor
Adkin and was asked TO invite all readers OF
this paper who are sick or who are worried
by the ills of those dear to them to write to
him for assistance. Some people have de-
CARED" said Professor Adkin, THAT my pow
ers are OF God; they call me Divine healer,
man Of mysterious powers. This is not so.
l cure because l understand nature; because
l use subtle force of nature TO build up
the system and restore health. But at the
same time / believe that the Creator would
not have given me the opportunity to make
the discoveries | have made nor the ability
to develop them if He had not intended
that l should use them for the good of hu-
manity. | therefore feel that it is my duty
to give the benefit of the science l practice
TO all who are suffering. l want you to tell
your readers that they can write to
me In the strictest confidence If they are
troubled with any kind of disease, and 1
will thoroughly diagnose their cases and pre-
scribe simple home treatment which | pos
ltively guarantee to effect a complete cure,
absolutely free Of charge. | care not how
serious their cases, nor how hopeless they
may seem. l want them TO write 10 me
and let ME make them well. | feel that
this Is my life's work"
So great is the sensation wrought in the
medical world by the wonderful cures per-
formed by Professor Adkin that several pro-
fessiOnal gentlemen were asked to investi-
gate the cures. Among these gentlemen
were Doctor L. B. Hawley and Doctor L.
G. DOane, both famous physicians and
surgeons. After a thorough and painstaking
investigation these eminent physicians were
so astOunded ut the far-reaching powers OF
Professor Adkin and the wonderful efficacy
of VitaOpathy that they volunteered TO forsake
all other ties in life and all other kinds of
treatment and devote themselves to assisting
Professor Adkin in his great work for hu-
mnnity. With the discovery of the Adkin
VitaOpathic treatment eminent physicians
are generally agreed thaJ the treatment Of
disease has at last been reduced 10 an exact
science.
In all some 5000 men and women have
been cured by the powers Of Professor Ad-
kin. Some were blind some We're lame, some
were deaf, some were paralytics, scarcely able
to move, so great was their indrmity- 9th
ers were afflicted with Bright's disease, heart
disease, consumption and other SO-called H.
durable diseases. Some were sufferers from
kidney trouble, dyspepsia, nervous debility,
insomnia, neuralgia, constipation, rheuma-
tism, female troubles and other similar ills.
Some were men and women addicted to
drunkenness, morphine and other evil hab-
Its. In all cases Professor AdEin treats he
guarantees a cure. Even those OH the brink
of the grave, with all hope of recovery gone,
and deSpaired of by doctors and friends alike,
have been restored TO perfect health by the
force of Vtaonatby and Professor Adkins
marvellous skill. And, remarkable ii may
seem, distance has made no difference. Those
living far away have been cured in the pri-
vacy Of their own homes, rs well as those
who have been treated in person. Professor
Adkin asserts that lie can cure any one at
any distance as well as though he stood be
fore them.
Not long ago John Adams, of Bakesbury,
Iowa, who had been lame for 20 years, was
permanently cured by Professor Adkin with
out an operation of any kind. About the
same time the city of Rochester, y. Y, was
startled by the cure of one of its oldest resi-
DENTS Mr.. p. A. Wright, who had been part
" blind for long period. John L. Nef, OF
Millersburg, Pa, who had suffered for years
from cataract over his left eye, was speed
lily restored to perfect sight without an opera
ton. From LOsanspOrt, Indiana. comes the
news of the recovery of Mrs. Mary Eicher,
who had been practically deaf for Il year,
while in Warren, Pa, Mr. q. w. Savage,
noted photographer and artist. who was not
only partially blind and deaf, but lit deaths
door from complication of diseases. WAS
restored to perfect health and strength by
Professor Adkin.
yitaopathy cures not one disease alone, but
Ii cures all diseases when used in cOmbina-
ton with the proper remedies. If you are
sick, no matter what your disease nor who
says you cannot be cured, write to Professor
Adkin today; tell him the Leading symptoms
suffering, and he will at once diagnose your
case, tell You the exact disease from which
you are suffering, and prescribe the treat
ment that will positively cure you. This
costs YOU absolutely nothing. Professor Ad-
kin will 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 Adkin will cure you
IL fully and completely describes the nature
OF this wonderful treatment. /: also
plains 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 a
wonderful discovery, and lie wishes to place
1t in the hands OF every sick person in this
that he may be restored TO perfect
health and strength. Mark your letter per-
sonal when you write, and no one but Pro-
fessor Adkin will see 1t. Address Professor
Thomas F. Adkin. Office 1I6 7, Rochester,
n. Y.