The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-03-07

PROF. THOMAS f. ADKIN
In the past few years over 4o.o00 people
rave been perma nently cured of all sorts
Of chronic diseases which have heretofore
been looked upon incurable. These
Reemingly MIRACULOUS cures have been
made hE man #-hC M to "A few wears ago
was comparatively unknown to the public
and even today he seeks to avoid public
lily, but five yeas ago he made a wonder
ful discovery. discovery which was des-
Lned 10 reNoi utiunize the practice OF med
clan and pathoiogist, determined to sat
tsfy himself as{ to the nature and means
purpose Do view ne made TIP to hoches-
Ter and called apon Prof Adkin, request
ing the privilege of an interview. This
was cneerlullN accorded and. after nav
Ing received his visitor with all due cor
diaiity. Prof. Adkin. in answer to a ques-
you ask me how 1t is that the lame.
blind deaf, paralyzed and even those who
were supposed TO be only waiting the death
angels summons and who had abandoned
sent On their way rejoicing with thankful
ease, consumption, heart trouble. diabetes.
nervous debility and other nervous trOu-
-'t.7 -9evtl-DlV. l1e-'Ala- lllellisIie Gram US
ease. yes even SucI Efatlstis1lt us
cases as cancer. have been cured by my
ilaopdlnic methoq or treatment can
ONLY say taat 10 is by the development and
proper exercise of power inherent in my
self. and i'm every other normal man. that
j have been able to accomplish what peo-
ple term miracles. I have on my staff at
the present rime several well known ply
sicians. DIT. H. b. Hawley and DR. C. J.
Curtis are among them. Both of these
physicians Eave up large and lucrative
practices to- devote their lives TO the fur
Lnerance of this great and noble work
his they dii after protracted and pains
ticking inve tigaton into the methods EN-
ployed by this institute
neN We8e amazed ana delghted at the
beautiful simplicity Of the laws which gov
crn our treatment, and after their exami-
nation asked TO- be allowed to join me in
my iabors Tor the good of humanity. Al
toge Their wee have over 20 eminent physl-
clans connected with our institute They
leEcs and an had large practices. and they
gave IN their practice to treat bv Vitaop-
athy. j Tan show thousands of letters
from patients whom physicians had given
up 10 die whose friends had despaired Of
lne Qrcln@ry medical treatment could 90
for hem had been done without avail. and
death world certainly have claimed them
f q they not appealed to me for that help
which I never have yet refused to extend
to any sufferer. rich or poor. One thing
would l8te you TO make plain TO your
readers End that is that distance is no OBJ
ftacie ia my treatment I can. by my sys-
tenn. extend just as effectual help to 2 pa
ticnt Lp0 miles away as though 1 were sit
ting by i'm
II ha,e given my wonderful discovery to
suffering person may be enabled to berc-
fit by it, I believe the curing of the sick
30 joe my great lifewOrk and if my life and
health he spared / shall not be content un-
til my discovery becomes a household word
ia every nome on edrLQ. All EldL any SICK
person. needs 20 90 TO gam the penehts OF
NitaopathiC treatment is to send me a
if,t cCScriruon of his case, no matter
what It may be- and ] viii diagnose his
oisease write him fully and freely just
what IS the matter with him and prescribe
home treatment which viii pOaitivel.
cure him. ! viii also send free copy Of
my great book How to BE Cured and
T4ovy-fo Cure others NV book contains a
fFn description of my wonderful method
a curing. tells how anyone can learn my
method and perform an the wonders that
.Hlfa~ -
cure. the sick I'm your own Immediate vicin-
sly. ] use no drugs or medicine, but
have few simple Nitaopathic remedies.
and II YOU wish to treat others ] VIII tell
you just what remedies TO use absolutely
free of Char-e-
"Ail letters from patients are treated by
me with sacred confidence, and never
shown or published without full permis-
sion from the writer's I receive hundreds
of letters from patients who ask me t.
publish them. who want to tell the world
how they have been cured so that others
MAY be- benefited as they have been
Prot Adkin here showed the writer a large
file Of letters from grateful patients. the
which spoke n the most glowing terms
Of Prof. ADKINS wonderful treatment The
following extracts made by the write
from some or the tettefs Will give th'
reader an idea OF their contents;
w. H. Swayne. Pm c. Of New Haven
Ccrn.. says. Physicians said 1t was I'm
possible for my wife TO recover, out YOU
have saved her life"
f2ev. S. a. Sanders. N. s.. of Sparta. I'll.
writes. For five years 7 suffered witt
nervous prostrati0n and Indigestion I wal
tired of life As a last hone 1 wrote e
Pref. Adkin. His treatment has WOri<s-
uarvfls in my case feel like neT
man 7 walled five miles on 4 fishing trll
tire other day. and came back and ate TIVE
hearty meals. I sleep as soundlN as
child All these blessings I have receiver
from Prof Adkins Vitaopathic treatment
] sincerely hope that amy afflicted man q
woman who reads these lines win Civ
This treatment trial
John g.. Nelson, "a well known geQtQsls
and mining engineer of Dayton, rem.
says Il was nearly dead with liver am
Kidney trouble. The doctors had given IT,
NIP to die. 7 read of DIR. ADKINS wonderful
cures and wrote for his free diagnosis ans
treatment Today I am well man. Fron
my own experience 7 believe Prof Adkn
can almost raise the dead.
Mrs. A. W. Moore Of Fitzgerald ga
says. "I owe my life to Prof. AdSin AM
am SO grateful want the world 10 know
it. For years ] suffered from catarrh o
the throat. stomach and bowels [ cough
ed day and night. had continuous pair
and was in miserable condition mental
Iv and physically. ] tried SO many kind
of treatment without benefit that ma
given mp hope and could see only tn
bIackness Of the grave ahead OF me-
wrote Prof Adkin ] followed his free al
vice and today + am g well woman.
can not understand it, nay fr1enus ar
amazed and my family physician is p'i7
lied. / wish I could go and proclaim tn
virtues of his marvellous treatment trol
the hOusetons-
After having thus spoken. Prof. Adlzi
introduced the writer to several member