The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06

ROCHESTER,, Nov. 13-Professor
Thomas Il. Adkin. d wealthy resident OF
this city, has truly created a sensation
among the medical fraternity BY some
mysterious law or nature he has done
practically everything but bring the dead
to life, and doctors and scientists who
have witnessed his work are looking for
: him to do this next. En- fact, they nave
been SO taken back that they would
not now bs surprised mt anything. Thev
admit that all their remedies and treat
ment arc but toys and tinsel as compared
with the wonderful discovery Of this
remarkable man. People say he pos
sess,,s divine power. Many Of those who
have been cured by his mysterious pow
er look on him as a god. But PROFESSOR
Ad!1in SAYS: mo, II have simply discov-
cred a secret law Of nature which has
been overlooked by doctors and scientists
for centuries past. believe that any
mans life can be saved SO long as ne
Is not actually dead and the vital or
gans Of the body have not been destroyed,
and I further believe that when per-
feet my discovery a little more |. shall
be able to restore life to any one from
DYING drowning or other causes which
do not destroy tho vital organs, provided
decomposition has not set IN. l know
these are strong statements but LOOK
ut some Of tbs people | have cured.
They were all but dead, doctors said
there was no hope; yet in many cases
rid them of actual disease In less
time than 1t takes to tell you about 1t.
'"Ther, was Mrs. i. a. Phillips, of
TrawIck Texas, who was the next thing
to dead when took hold of her case
Here is her letter; read what she says.
never saw her, but. cured her6Just
the same as If she had been In my otflce.'
rho reporter was handed several letters
from patients, among them that or MRS.
Phillips The following extracts are
taken word for word from some Of. their
letters, Mrs Phillips writes: When
first began your treatmentl had no falth
FIX It ut all, had tried SO many different
kinds of medicines With no benefit. had
been under the treatment or twelve DIFF
fercnt hospitals with no relief, and then
T employed two home doctors. but thcy
soon got so thoyt did me no good, and told
nc they could do nothing for me- ana
that IL / could find anything that could
do any good for me TO get 1t, for they
had done everything they could. ! SUI
fcrcd from every disease that flesh IS
heir TO. ! had been belfast for five
wears, unable to stand up longer than ten
minutes at q time If ever a woman suf-
fcred did. could not lie on but one
| side had two large bed sores that
! gave mo great deal of trouble, and |
| suffered so much in other ways. 1 had
| kidney trouble, catarrh of the bladder
and also gravel. ! used to suffer at times
| Until had spasms. also suffered from
i falling OF the womb ulcers and chronic
Indigestion. and, OF course. all of these
diseases left my nerves in terrible con-
| dIton, when ! finally wrote to you.
You have done for me what no one else
ever did. But my friends all say that
have been raised from the dead. / was
nothing but skin and bones; now am
feeling splendid. ! say to every one that
If they would place their case III your
hands YOU will do the Same for them.
All they need to do is to give yon u
trial"
Miss Hattie L. Kelly, Seal Cove, Me-,
writes "vYords can hardly express the
gratitude feel for what your treatment
! has done for me. When I began taking
1t / had given up hopes OF ever beine
well The doctors said T had consumption