The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-08
PROF. THOS. r. ADKIN.

"My ambition in life is not money"
says Prof. Adkin, the great healer, who
Is daily curing men and women of the
very worst diseases after learned
doctors have pronounced their cases
hopeless. His method of treatment is
somewhat mysterious, but the fact that
he cures the sick when all else fails,
when the doctors lose hope and science
despairs, is demonstrated beyond con-
troversy. No matter whether you have
Consumption, Kidney Trouble, Rheu-
matsm, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, or simply
an ordinary cold or fever, they are all
alike to Prof Adkin. He cures them
all, he cures you quickly, painIessIy,
permanently, at your own home. He
also tells you a secret method by which
you may keep yourself in perfect
health. Without eXaggeration it can
be safely said that Prof. Adkin is the
most interesting, remarkable and Won
derful physician healer of the age. His
only talk, his only thought is, How
to cure Incurables, to bring hope to
the hopeless, joy, sunshine and happi-
ness to the miserable and suffering
lie is truly carrying on a grand work.
He is President of one of the largest
healing institutions in the world. He
employs twenty eminent physicians
anu specialists 10 assist MN With his
work. He spends thousands of dollars
every year in giving free advice and
help to the sick. No matter where
you live, the services of the best spe-
cialists may be yours. All you have
10 do is to write a letter to Prof Ad-
KIN describing your case, and he will
Immediately diagnose your disease and
explain the proper home treatment for
your speedy recovery. This will not
cost you a single cent. No money is
asked for this service, none is taken.
II you are sick and want to make. a
donation for the purpose Of CARRYING
on the work, such will be thankfully
received. Prof. Adkin will also send
every sick person who writes him.
Within the new thirty days, a free
copy OF his wonderful new book, en-
Titled How to be cured and How to
cure others" This book is highly in
oorsed by leading physicians, it con-
Ialns invaluable information in regard
10 diseases and what to do in cases
of emergency. 1t should be in every
nome. remember it costs you nothing
II you write to Prof. Adkin now.
Mrs. c. A. Brownen of Dane, Okla
homa, writes: L was tortured for
months by terrible pains in nv head
and this, together with loss of sleen
began to affect my mind. Your treat
ment has done wonders for me. 1 sleep
well nights and those terrible pains in
my head are gone. Thank God. hone
mas taken the place of dependency and
have new lease of life"
Alex Moffat, of 33S Brown street.
Rochester, N. Y, writes: when I an
piled to you for treatment 1 was as 7
might say physical wreck, suffering
from pains in the chest and stomach,
also poor digestion, and on the verge
OF nervous prostration. 1 had tried
i,iosr everything and had about given
up When L tried your treatment. NV
pains nave gone, my nerves are strong
ana feel like new man. 1 wish Won
success IN your noble work"
MfJN.Purdy,o of Purdy's N Y Writes
nave been suffering from severe
structure and bladder trouble for over
three years. L was given up by nv
physician as incurable NV lIrIne had
to be drawn from me and fbe sca1dino
ana burning was intense. My sufferin ?
was almost unbearable. I took advano
tage OF your offer, and to NV great
astomshment was relieved the second
derful'' '<eiiiiy Won
Mrs. NJ A. Lynch, of 1920 ctror5
avenue, Los Angeles, Cal, writes. .s1r w =
months ago 1 was almost nrostra+e "a
with insomnia and general dahiIitv
from which L had suffered sivtean
years. L could sleep at most onlv two
VI Cnree hours out of the twenty-four.
I.C" viii severe headache and
neuralgia, could scarcely endure 80 -
cound. | feel like a new, being. The
results of Vitaopathie treatment in ~,
case have certainly been wonderful ;;
1T sick be sure to write Prof AdL;r
at once for free help. Be sure to state
the leading symptoms of your disease
now long you have been sick. ETC
Your letter will be treated with The
strlctest confidence and receive inme-
0iate attentlon. Address Prof. Thomac
F. Adl1in, office 375 G, Rochester N " ,