The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-06

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 doc
tors have pronounced their cases hope
less. His method of treatment Is some
what mysterious, but the fact that he
cures the sick when all else fails, when
the doctors lose hope and science des-
pairs, is demonstrated beyond controversy.
No matter whether you have Consump-
ten Kidney Trouble, Rheuma tIsm, Ca
tarrh, Dyspepsia or simply an ordinary
cold or fever, they are all alike to Prof.
Adkin. He cures them all, he cures you
quickly, painlessly, permanently at your
own home. He also tells you a secret
method by which you NAV keep yourself
in perfect health. Without exaggeration,
it can be safely said that Prof. Adkin
is the most interesting, remarkable and
wonderful 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 happiness
to the miserable and suffering. He is
truly carrying on grand work. He is
president of one of the largest healing
institutions in the world. He employs
to assist him 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 specialists may be yours All
you have to do is to write letter to
Prof. Adkin describing your case and
he will Immediately diagnose your dis
case and explain the proper home treat
ment for your speedy recovery. This
Will not cost you a single cent. No mon
ey IS asked for this service, none is taken.
If you are sick and want to make dona-
ton for the purpose OF carrying on the
work, such will be thankfully received.
Prof. Adkn will also send every sick per-
son who writes him, within the next thir-
ty days, a free copy of his wonderful new
book, entitled How to be cured and How
to cure Others" This book is highly en-
dorsed by leading physicians, it contains
invaluable information in regard to dis
eases and what to do in cases of emer-
gency. 1t should be in every home. Re
member it costs you nothing if you write
to Prof. Adkin now.
Mrs. c. A. Brownell, of Dane, Okla
hCma, writes: Il was tortured for
months by terrible pains in my head,
and this, together with loss of sleep, be-
gan to affect my mind Your treatment
has done wonders for me. | sleep well
nights and those terrible pains in my
head are gone. Thank God, hope has
taken the place of dependency and 1
have new lease of life
Alex. Moffat, of 33S Brown street,
Rochester, N. Y, writes: When | APP
piled to you for treatment l was as |
might say a physical wreck, suffering
from pains in the chest and stomach,
also poor digestion and on the verge
of nervous prostration. 1 had tried
most everything and had about given up
when l tried your treatment My pains
have gone, my nerves are strong and !
feel like new man. l wish you sue
cess in your noble work"
Mr.. j. n. Purdy, Purdys. N Y, writes:
Il have been suffering from severe stric-
ture and bladder trouble for over three
years. | was given up by my physician
as incurable. My urine had to be drawn
from me and the scalding and burning
was intense. My suffering was almost