The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-02-02

Inc Medlcal world mas been startled
by the wonderful cures effected by Pro-
fessor Thos f. Adkin, distinguished
scientist who is devoting his life to the
relief of suffering humanity. People in
the last stages of consumption; men and
women living in constant dread of death
from Bright's Disease. Blood Poisoning
Cancer Dropsy, Heart Disease and other
dangerous ailments have been restored
TO health by the treatment of this Won
derful man, after every known remedy
ard scores Of eminent specialists had
been tried in vain.
Not in the history of Medical Science
have so many startling cures been re-
corded. So marvellous has been his sue
! cess in healing all kinds of disease. that
his patients call him a Miracle Healer,
a man of Supernatural Powers, a Physi-
clan with the key to the Fountain Of
Youth; yet Professor Adkin declares
/ there is nothing wonderful about his abil-
| ity TO cure disease ard says that he
cures simply because he understands
nature"
! A reporter called upon Professor Adj
| kin few weeks ago. He found man
| of commanding figure, whose personality
was masterful and refreshing. His eyes,
though full of kindness, seemed to pene-
| tIate ones very thoughts while his every
act and every word spoke of honesty and
consideration of others. He is clearly a
man of wonderful force of character
+ He said II cannot attempt to tell you
what my treatment is which / call wi
topathy." In these days OF quackery and
fakes. every advance in science is imi-
tated by a score of ignorant charlatans
who pretend to have mastered it's de-
! tails We're | 10 attempt 10 explain to
Nyou for publication the practice of Vitae
pathy without discussing its every phase,
I which ! have not time to do there would
be dozen unscrupulous persons pretend
iDg to understand its use, before the
publication has been out a week. Vitae
pathy is not Christian science, 1t is not
! Hypotism nor Divine Healing. 1t inf
nitely more thorough and far-reachng
than any of them.
"Vitaopathy' is a subtle force of ma
ture, regulating the intellectual and
spiritual being which controls the physi-
cal man. 1t puts the system in a recep-
! tive condition, which enables the body
to receive the full benefit of my Vitao-
rathic vegetable remedies which are used
| III CSIlplHIlliuu Win ~.
1T is true this new treatment is every
day making wonderful cures 1t has
cured the blind, il has made the lame
walk, it has cured various organic trou-
bles, which had brought the sufferers to
deaths door. And here let me ask you
to announce to all the readers of your
paper, that l stand ready at any time
to give the benefit of my experience to
anyone who is in need of help. | will
gladly make a complete diagnosis of the
case of any one who is in poor health,
and | viii prescribe q thorough course OF
home treatment free of cost, which !
| positively guarantee to cure. Especially
do l make this offer to those who are
afflicted with dangerous disease, and
have been treated by other methods with
out avail. Ii there are any who are in
| the grip of Consumption, Blood Poison.
Bright's Disease, Chronic Kidney Disor-
der, Nervous Debility, Dropsy, Rheuma :
tism, Heart Disease; if any of your read
ers are suffering from constant Head
ache. Dyspepsia. Sleeplessness, Female,
Troubles, Lost Vitality. Vertigo, or other
similar ills, l invite them to write me
! fully of their condition, and l VII give
! them personal attention. and help them
to a complete recovery of health.
II want no one to send me any money.
] am willing to give this service TO all
who will put themselves in my hands,
without penny of charge. feeling that
! having been blessed it'll the ability TO
! cure disease when others fall. IL is
my duty to help those who canot help
themselves"
| Professor Adllin showed the reporter
| scores of letters from Doctors, Clergy
men, Statesmen, Educators, College Pro.
fessors Lawyers and others high in life
! VINO have been cured by Vitaopathy as
we'll as letters from many men and wo-
men from all walks Of life who availed
| themselves of his free offer of help,
end the reporter left with strange feel
ing Of encouragement. believing that he
had met the most wonderful man OF the
age.
The following are a few extracts from
letters which the reporter examined per-
scnally
II feel it debt owe TO suffering HUI
mainly to make known what has been