Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08

my ambition i'm 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
wha mysterious, but the fact that he
cures the sick when all else fails, when
the doctors lose hope and science de-
spairs, is demonstrated beyond cOntro-
versy. No matter whether you have
Consumption, Kidney Trouble, Rheuma.
tism, Catarrh, Dyspepsia or simply an
ordinary cold or fever, they are all alike
to Prof. Adkin. He cures them all, he
cures you quickly, painlessly, perma-
nently at your own home. He also tells
you a secret method by which you may
keep yourself in perfect health. With
out exaggeration, 1t can be safely said
thateProf. Adkin is the most interesting,
remarkable and wonderful physician
healer of the age. His talk, his only
thought Is how to cure i~ncurables, to
bring hope to the hopeless, joy, sunshine
and happiness to the miserable and suf-
fering. He 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
and specialists 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 n letter to Prof. Adkin describing
your case, and he will Immediately dag
nose your disease and explain the proper
home treatment for your speedy recov-
cry. This will not cost you a single
cent. No money is asked for this serv-
ice, none is taken. If you are sick and
want to max a donation for the pur-
pose Of carrying on the work, such will
be thankfully received. Prof. Adkin
will also send every sick person who
writes him, within the next thirty days,
n free cop 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 con-
tains invaluable information in regard
to diseases and what to do in cases of
emergency. 1t should be in every home.
Remember IL costs you nothing If you
write to Prof. Adkin now.
Mrs. G. A. Brownell of Dane. Okla
homa, writes: II was tortured for
months by terrible pains in my head,
and this, together with loss of sleep,
began to affect my mind. Your treat
ment has done wonders for me. l
sleep well nights and those terrible
pains In my head are gone. Thank
God, hope has taken the place of des-
pondency and l have a new lease Of
life"
Alex. Moffat OF 33s Brown ST., Roch-
ester, n. Y. writes: when l applied
to you for treatment I was, as l might
say. n physical wreck. suffering from
pains In the chest and stomach, also
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nervous prostration. / had tried most
everything and had about given up
when l tried your treatment. My pains
have gone, my nerves are strong and /
fell like a new nan / wish you sue
cess In your noble work"
Mr.. j. n. Purdy, Purdy's, n. Y,
writes: II have been suffering from
severe structure and bladder trouble for
over three years. l was given up by
my physician as incurable. My urine
had 10 be drawn from me and the
sealding and burning was intense. My
suffering vas almost unbearable.
took advantage of your offer. and TO
my great establishment l was relieved
the second day. Your cures are Ger
tainly wonderful"
= Mrs. NJ. A.. Lynch of 1922 Girard
Ave, Los Angeles. Cal, writes: 1.-Two
months ago l was almost Frustrated
with insomnia and general debility
from which l had suffered sixteen
years. l could sleep at most only two
or three hours out of the twenty-four
suffered with severe headache and
neuralgia. could scarcely endure q
sound. | feel like q new being. The
results of NitaOpathic treatment in my
case have certainly been wonderful"
II sick be sure TO write Prof. AdkiI
at once for free help. BE sure TO stat,
the leading symptoms Of your disease
how long you have been sick, etc. You
letter will be treated with the s~trictes
confidence and receive immediate atten
ton. Address Prof. Thomas +. Adkin
office 1874 n. Rochester. n. Y.