Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-10-15
PROF. TIIos. f. ADKIN.
President of the Institute of Physician

anu surgeons.
In all parts of the country men and wom-
en-, doctors and surgeons, clergymen and
educators, are wondering at the remarka-
BILE cures made by Professor Thomas F. Adj
kin. discovercr of the Adk II Yitaopathic
treatment.
Prof. Adkin heals not by drugs. nor by
Christian Science. nor by Osteopathy. nor
by HypnOtism, but by a subtle psychic
force of nature in combination with certain
vital magnetic remedies which contain the
very elements of life and health.
reporter recently talked with Prof. Adj
kin, and was asked to invite all readers of
this paper who are sick, or who are wor-
ried by the Ills of those dear to them. to
write to him for assistance. Some peo-
pie have declared" said Prof. AdlSln. chat
my powers are superhuman they call me
Il man of mysterious powers This is not
so: l cure because | understand nature
because use the subtle force Of nature. to
build up the system and restore health
But Mt the same time | believe that it
would not have been given me to make the
discoveries | have made or the ability to de-
velop them. if it had not been intend
ed that l should use them for the general
good. l therefore feel that it is my duty
TO give the benefit of the science practice
to all who are suffering. / want YOU to
tell your readers that they can write to me
in the strictest confidence il they are trou-
bled with any kind of disease, and l will
thoroughly diagnose their cases and pre-
scribe a simple home treatment which
positively guarantee to effect complete
cure, absolutely free of charge. I care not
how serious their cases. nor how hope
less they may seem. | want them TO write
to me and let me make them well. I feel
that this is my life work"
So great Is the sensation wrought in the
medical world by the wonderful cures per-
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siOnal gentlemen We're asked TO investigate
the cures. Among these gentlemen were
DR.. L. B. Hawley and Mr.. L. G. Doanc. both
famous physicians and surgeons. After n
thorough and painstalsing investigation,
these eminent physicians were so astound-
ed at the farreaching powers of Prof. Adj
kin, and the wonderful efficacy of yitaop-
athy. that they volunteered to forsake all
other ties in life and all other kinds of
treatment and devote themselves to assist
ing Prof. Adkin. in his great work for hui
manity. With the discovery of the Adkin
Vitaopathy treatment. eminent physicians
are generally agreed Tat the treatment Of
disease has at last been reduced to an ex-
act science.
In all some 5000 men and women have
been cured by the powers of Prof. Adkin
Some We're blind. some We're lame, some
We're deaf. some were paralyticS, scarcely
able to move, so great was their inirmity.
Others were afflicted with Bright's disease,
heart disease, consumption, and other so
called incurable diseases Some We're suf-
ferers from kidney trouble, dyspepsia, ner-
vous debility. insomnia. neuralgia, eonsti-
patton, rheumatism, and other similar ills.
Some were men and women addicted to
drunkenness morphine. and other evil ha-
bits. In all cases Prof. Adkin treats he
guarantees cure Even those on the brink
of the grave, with all hope of recovery gone
p,,l Sc II NntN
alike. have been restored to perfect health
by the force of Vitaopathy, and Prof. Adj
kin's marvellous skill. And. remarkable as
1t 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 per-
son. Prof Adkin asserts that lie can cure
any one ut any distance as well as though
he stood before them.
Read few short extracts from those who
have taken his home treatment at dis
lance and decide for yourself whether his
claims are well founded.
From Mrs Addie u. Hough, Omaha, Neb,
comes this kindly expresson:-
was ailing for fifteen years, and spent
small fortune doctorng, but did not get
well. Have had seven doctors treat me (the
best in the state) but they failed to under
stand my trouble. Then | had two opera
lions which left me in worse state than
ever.
I read your advertisement. wrote to you
for advice, took your treatment which was
very pleasant to take, and now am well
and hardy, free from pain, happy and CRATE
full for the great benefits | have received.
Not long ago John Adams, of Blakesburg.
Ia, who had been lame for twenty years,
was permanently cured by Professor Adkin
without an operation o. any kind. About
the same time he city of Rochester, n. Y.
was startled by the cure Of one of its old
est residents. Mr.. p. A. Wright. who had
been partly blind Cor .ong period. John
f. Neff of Milersburgh, Pa. who had suf-
fered for years from cataract over his
left eye, was speedily restored TO perfect
sight without an operation From Logans-
port. Ind. comes the news of the recovery
of Mrs. Mary Eicher, who had been prac-
tically deaf for year, while in Warren,
Pa. Mr.. G. w. Savage, noted photogra-
pher and artist, who was not only partially
pnnd and deaf, but at deaths door from
complication of Diseases was restored to
perfect health and strength by Professor
Adkin.
W. H. Mitchell. of Fenton, Ont. Canada.
writes,To all whom TITS may copcern---T,
w. III. Mitchell. do hereby state that hav.