Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-10-15
ABILENE RACE MEETING 4 SUCCESS.

least one unseen force. His work has
leaped into prominence throughout
central Kansas by the wonderful cures
he 10 etiscting.
The reporter for the Republican
called upon Prof. Larson and inter-
viewed him In regard to bis work at
McPherson. Many wonderful stories
have been told in regard to his heal
ing power but the reports do mot be.
| gin to come up with the actual result
attained.
The Professor slated that he would
be In McPherson several weeks longer
and that he was we'll pleased With his
stay there.
Mrs. Sarah Faust says she 10 Q resi-.
dent Of Salina, having lived there for
the last seven years. but that she has
resided in Saline county for twenty
seven years. Mrs. Faus. has been
troubled With scrofulous sore on
her leg for ten years and has been
under the care Of three physicians
and has taken nearly oil the blood
medicines that are known to materia
medica, but received no benefit there
from. Hearing Of the success OF Prof.
J. Austin Larson, she came to Nc.
Pherson to investigate. Being satis-
fed with what she saw and heard that
she would be benefited BY taking
treatment, she made arrangements TO
that end. Up to and including today
she has taken elk treatments and ID
more than satisfied with the results.
Before taking the first treatment
she could scarcely walk and was In
great pain. There was large sore
ON her leg just above the ankle %
large % the palm Of hand, which
| had formed Q hard crust almost, OF
quite half inch thick, under which
pus had formed and BY pricking Che
scab or pressing the came this often'
sive matter escaped. Today there Il
| not 4 sign oi scab .onYher leg, Il
having ehtirsls tAappsssed, and that
entirely without the use loi medicine.
| simply from tho treatments she re.
csived from Professor Larson. She
says she considers that she 10 cured
not only her leg 10 cured, but that
she feels 90 much better physically
than she had for o long time. In fact
better oil over. She also says thai
she has no difficulty IN walking; that
she stands and walks without expert
encing any pain. Mrs. Faust 10 one
Of those old fashioned motherly
women that it's . pleasure to meel
and would be the last one to try to
deceive any one. She is very jubi
liant over her recovery and never tire'
Of telling the benefits she has derived
from Professor Lsrson's treatment.
The reporter was permitted to se'
and examine Mrs. Faust's limb wher'
the sore had healed and found tha
every statement made BY her in re
, | gard to the present condition Of th'
, same was absolutely true. 1t 10 sim
ply marvellous what has been accom-
plished in 90 short time. Their
|, was not 9 sign Of the sore there. Th
flesh was slightly discolored wher
, the sore had been, and showed besld
. that, that the flesh Of the limb ha'
been badly swollen BY the checks Of
II, but that the swelling had entirel,,
disappeared. 1t 10 simply astonish
ing.
The reporter also talked with !
Wiley Of Marquette. who had bee
bothered with rheumstisn for thirtee
years. He says he has been lame O
and on ever since the Civil War, bu
that since last Christmas be has bee
: very bad. He had just taken tw
treatments when the reporter talke
with him. When he come TO tax
treatment Of Professor Larson B
could scarcely get up the stairs o
!. account Of the pain and stiffness !
2 hIs legs. With the first trsstmsr
!, the PAIN entirely left him and whs
he LETT the Union Hotel be walked .
most % supple - ever. With u
5 second treatment be said be was yer