The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-05

President Of the Institute OF Physicians
and Surgeons.
In all parts of the country men and
women. doctors and surgeons. clergymen
and educators. are wondering at the re-
markable cures made by Professor
| Thomas r Adkin. discoverer of the
Adkin Nitaopa thic treatment
Prof. Adkin heals not by drugs nor by
Christian Science. nor by Osteopathy. nor
by Hypnotism, but by subtle psychic
force OF nature In combination with Ger
tain vital magnetic remedies which con-
tain the very elements OF life and health.
A reporter recently talked with Prof.
Adkin, and was asked to invite all read
ers 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 .Snir people have declared said Prof.
tney call me man of mysterious pow
ers; This is not so; ! can cure because /
understand nature. because use the
subtle force of nature, to build up the
system and restore health. But at the
same time | believe that II would not
nave been given to me to make the dis
develop them, II IL had not been Intended
that | should use them for the geperal
good. therefore feel that II IL my duty
tice to all who are suffering / want
you TO tell your readers that they can
write 10 me I'm the strictest confidence IL
ease. and l will thoroughly diagnose their
cases and prescribe a. simple home treat
ment, which 1 positively guarantee to
eject a complete cure, absolutely free OF
cases nor how hopeless they may seem
want them to write to me and let me
make them well. I feel that this is my
So great Is the sensation wrought In
the medical world by the wonderful cures
performed by Prof. Adkin. that several
vestisate the cures Among these gen
tlemcn were DR.. l.. 3. Hawley and Mr..
l.. q. Doane. both famous physicians and
surgeons After thorough and pains
clans were so astounded at the far-reach-
ing powers OF Prof. Adkin. and the won
derful efficacy of vitaopathy. that they
volunteered to forsake all other ties I'm
life and all other kinds of treatment and
devote themselves TO assisting Prof
Adkin. in his great work for humanity.
opathy trea tment. eminent physicians are
generally agreed that the treatment OF
disease has at last been reduced to an
sxact science.
In all some sOO0 men and women have
2een cured by the powers of Prof Adkin. |
some were blind. some were lame. some |
we're deaf. some were paralytics scarcely !
ible to move, so great was their inf1rm- |
ty. Others were afflicted with Brights |
lisease. heart disease. consumption and |
'ther so-called incurable diseases: Some
we're sufferers froW kidney trouble. dys-
'epsia,. nervous debility, insomnia, neu-
algia. constipation: rheumatism and
ther similar Ills. Some were men and
gonen addicted 10 drunkenness, NOR
hine and other evil habits. In all cases
'rof. Adkin treats he guarantees a cure.
wen those on the brink of the grave.
paired Of 0Bs Bs Doctors sns Rs ends sna alike
ave been restored TO perfect health by
he force of vitaopsthy and Prof Adkins
,arvelous skill. And. remarkable as II
hay seem, distance has made no differ-
nee. Those living far away have been
ured In the privacy OF their homes, as
'ell as those who have been treated In
erson. Prof. Adkin asserts that he can
1ough he stood before them.
Read few short extracts from those
distance and decide for yourself wheth-
r his claims are well founded.
From Mrs, Addie e. Hough. Omaha,
se comes s;,,d this kindly ay,.sn oppression;
pent small fortune dcctoring. but did
ot get we'll Have had seven doctors
, treat me Uhe hest in the State). but
,ey failed to understand my trouble.
hen I had two operations. which left
e In a worse state than ever.
I read your advertisement. wrote 10
hieh was very pleasant to take. and
wv / am well and hardy. free from
ain. happy and grateful for the great
rnefts I have received.
Not long ago John Adams, of B1akes-
Try Ia. who had been lame for twenty
ears. was permanently cured by Pro
'Ssor Adkin without an operation OF any
md. About the same time the city OF
ochester. N v. was startled by the
Ire Of one OF Its oldest residents. Mr..
A. Wright. who had been partly blind
IT n long period. John f. Neff OF MIL
rsburgh Pa. who had suffered for
Ears from cataract over his left eye.
as speedily restored to perfect sight
ithout an operation. From Losansport.
I'd. comes the news Of the recovery OF
RS. Mary Eicher. who had been prac-
rally deaf for year. while In War
m. Pa. Mr.. O. w Savage. n noted piSo-
grnpher and artist. who was not only
'rtially blind and deaf. but at deNths
,or from compiled tion OF diseases,
as restored TO perfect health gSld
rength by Professor Adkin.
w. VI. Mitchell. Of Fenton. Ont Can
Ia. writes:-To all whom this may con-
rn-L W. ". Mitchell do hereby state
at having been treated by Thos r.
ikin for complication of diseases and
wing been cured I'm three weeks tinse.
hen all other remedies failed I desire
acknowledge this by my own handwrit-
Z. and N anyone wishes 20 correspond
th me relative To my case I will gladly
so. believing that In helping others 10
ke the treatment they will never re-
et II as Ions a. they live.
cures not one disease alone
I n cures all diseases when used in
with the proper remedies N
u ire sick. no matter what your disease
: who saws you cannot he cured. write N