The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-03
PECULIAR DISEASE
Mrs. II. M. Gray Was Afflicted From
Childhood With Stomach Troubles.
SHE SUFFERED TEN THOUSAND
DEATHS.
eone-Marrow Disease Caused Pres
sure of the Brain-Given Up to
Die. Prof Sdn1unls Cures Her

sure Of the BFain-Siven Up to
Die, Prof. Sdmuels Cures Her.
After all that has been published IL
the newspapers and passed from mouth
to mouth in Wichita and throughout the
southwest concerning the greatest living
specialist; if there still remains pe.son
who is skeptical and doubt the truthful
ness Of all these articles and statements
which have been made regarding the
many wonderful cures effected by Prof.
Samuels. that doubter should have
accompanied a reporter for the Eagle 10
the home of Mr.. II. N. Gray, 1923 North
Market street last Friday morning, and
heard the plain facts stated in a plain
and candid way by Mrs. II. NJ. Gray. and
certainly all doubts as to the authenticity
of this and form-~r ticles regarding him
would have been verified.
In the opinion OF the writer. Mrs. Gray's
case was the severest test he has had
and her complete restoration to health
the strongest evidence of his power to
cure the various diseases. After hear
ing these prominent and highly respected
citizens of Wichita tell the story of their
affiiction of the years of suffering and
doctoring to no avail. and how they were
restored to health by Prof. Samuel's
secret remedies administered by him
through the eyes. there can be no doubt
in the mind of any sane persons mind.
Mrs. H NJ. Gray is a lady passed middle
age, a lady of refinement and high social
standing She is sister of Mrs. DR..
Doyle and well known in Wichita. She
civ
childhood she had been afflicted with
stomach troubles which grew more ser
ious as she advanced in years, and for
the past twenty-five years has suffered
with severe headaches; for ten years she
resided in California, where the very
best medical talent was consulted and
for years and years doctored with the
best physicians to no avail The climate
and physicians of the Golden State failed
20 give her any relief and she gradually
grew worse. Moving to Wichita she
treated with the best medical talent and
tried everything in hopes of finding re
lief. but her troubles multiplied. instead
of diminishing Three years ago she was
taken with a severe case of grip, which
brought up complications of her old
troubles Her stomach would not retain
food and finally developed into an
affection of the brain Prominent physi-
clans who examined her case stated that
the mucous membrane of the head had
become infamed and caused pressure on
the brain. She could not turn her head
or lift her eyeids without causing terrible
pains and a strange uneasy feeling came
over her; seemingly a cloud would pass
from her head over her body. while suf-
fering intensely She told the reporter
that she had suffered ten thousand deaths
with the awful pains in her head and
was so weak that she could hardly walk
about her home and the various physi-
clans consulted gave her no encourage
ment; in fact. discoura ged her. finally adj
vising her to 90 to a southern climate
for the winter saying that if she re-
manned here she would have the grin all
winter and that her troubles were likely
/. to grow worse. She had dizzy spells and
no vitality left and her relatives
feared she would eventually lose her rea-
son. \ prominent physician told her
that her case was a very complicated
one; that II was disease Of the marrow
OF the bone and had been pronounced
incurable. : talk with her husband and
relatives resulted in a decision TO go TO
a warmer climate and preparations were
being made for the journey. She had
read several articles which had been pub
lished in the Eagle regarding miraculous
cures effected by Prof Samuels. Wichi-
ta's renowned specialist. and deci'e1 10
call on him and have a pair Of glasses
fitted TO her eyes before going away from
the city. They called on him with no
intention Of trying his treatment. He
stated that he could help her. at least
relieve her OF pain and frankly told them
that glasses would do her no good. or
at least just temporary. She decided 70
try his treatment as a last resort. the
drowning mans straw but was Skerti-
cal and had little faith n his methc5 81
treating: Apw he could drop 2 n1uid n
the ewes that would do something which
the many physicians medicines bad failed
( 10 accomplish. seemed miraculous and she
gave up he- trip with much reIuc.ancy
She commenced taking treatment Sovem-
I Der :. last. and from the very frst noticed
ar Improvement. She stated that she has
never had cold OF the least symptom q
grip since heginniRE his treatment and
steadily improved ir health and gained
! in strength Her head is now as clear
/ as snyone's- All pairs have entirely dis
I appeared her stomach troubles ceased.
and her stomach stronger than Tor Upuf
years IT fact Mr. GRAY stated that
( she Is in good health and feeling entirely
wef Duriu@ the past SIX months she
/ took no medicine or treatment excep;
I that OF Prof Samuei'S secret rerne@ies
Administered & ihe ewes. sud steTed that
. she would Only ~ too Eisd - 1t those
afflicted knaw u her wonderful cure
Effected by Prof Sa-nueis NJ. ard Ms
| GRAY are both wsr known - p sfnee-
| AMI social circles % wichita s~c nay
ess'fv ~ interviewed BY any who are
| Interested