The National tribune., 1903-09-03

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PROF. THoS. F. ADKIN.
President of the Institute Of Physicians and
Surgeons.
In all parts Of the country men and women,
doctors and surgeons. clergymen and educa-
tors. are wondering at the remarkable cures
made by Professor Thomas +. Adkin. discov-
Prof. Adkin heals not by drugs nor by
Christian Science, nor by OSteopathy. nor by
Hypnotism, but by subtle psychic force OF
nature in combination with certain vital mag.
netic remedies which contain the very ele.
ments of life and health.
A reporter recently talked with Prof Ad-
kin, and was asked to invite all readers OK
this paper who are sick, or who are worried
by the Ills of those dear to them, to write to
him for assistance Some people have de-
are superhuman, they call me man of
mysterious powers. This is not so; cure
because l understand nature, because 1 use
system and restore health. But at the anne
time believe that 1t would not have been
given me to make the discoveries l have
made or the ability to develop them; II
them for the general good. l therefore feel
that II Is my duty to give the benefit Of the
science practice to all who are suffering. 1
want you to tell your readers that they can
write to me in the strictest confidence II they
are troubled with any kind Of disease, and
will thoroughly diagnose their cases and pre-
lively guarantee to effect a complete cure,
absolutely free Of charge. I care not how
serious their cases. nor how hopeless they
may seem. l want them to write to me and
my life work"
So great is the sensation wrought in the
formed by Prof. Adkin, that several profes-
sional gentlemen were asked to investigate
the cures. Among these gentlemen were DR..
L. B. Hawley and Mr.. L. G. Doane both "a
ponn nh cianc md ffor
ough and painstaking investigation, these
eminent physicians were SO astounded at the
far-reaching powers Of Prof. Adkin, and the
wonderful efficacy Of Vitaopathy, that they
volunteered to forsake all other ties in life
and all other kinds Of treatment and devote
themselves to assisting Prof: Adkin, In his
great work for humanity. With the disccy.
cry Of the Adkin Vitaopathy treatment, emil.
nent physicians are generally agreed that the
treatment of disease has at last been reduced
to an exact science.
In all some 5000 men and women have been
cured by the powers of Prof. Adkin. Some
were blind, some were lame. some were deaf
some were paralytics, scarcely able to move,
great was their infirmity. Others were at.
iicted with Bright's disease, heart disease,
consumption, and other socaAed fncurabla
diseases. Some were sufferers from kidney
trouble dyspepsia, nervous debility. insom-
MIA, neuralgia, constipation, rheumatism, and
other similar Ills Some were men and won-
en- addicted TO drunkenness. morphine. and
other evil habits. In all cases Prof Adkin
treats he guarantees cure. Even those on
the brink of the grave, with all hope of re-
covery gone and despaired Of by doctors and
health by the force of Vitaopathy, and Prof.
Adkins marvellous skill And. remarkable AZ
it may seem, distance has made no difference.
Those living far away have been cured In
tho privacy of their own homes, as well a.
those who have been treated in person. Prof.
Adkin asserts that he can cure any one at
any distance as well as though he stood be.
fore them.
Read a few short extracts from those who
have taken his home treatment at distance
and decide for yourself whether his claims
are well founded.
From Mrs Addie E. Hough. Omaha, Nebr,
comes this kindly oppression
l was ailins for fifteen years. and spent .
small fortune dOctoring, but did not get well.
Have had seven doctors treat me 1.-THE best
in the Statel but they failed to understand
my trouble Then had two operations which
left me in a worse state than ever.
I read your advertisement, wrote to you
for advice. took your treatment which was
very pleasant to take. and now 1 am well
and hardy, free from pain. happy and CRATE.
full for the great benefits 1 have received.
Not long ago John Adams. Of Blakesbury,
Ia, who had been lame for twenty years,
was permanently cured by Professor Adkin
without an operation Of any kind. About the
same time the city Of Rochester. n. Y, was
startled by the cure Of one OF its Oldest resi-
dents, Mr.. P. A. Wright. who had been part.
ly blind for q long period. John E. Neff. Of
Millersburgh. Pa, who had suffered for years
from cataract over his left eye, was speed.
ly restored to perfect sight. without an opera
ton. From Logansport, Ind. comes the news
of the discovery OF Mrs. Mary Eichsr, who
had been practically deaf for year, while
in Warren, Pa, Mr.. G. w. Savage, a noted
photographer and artist, who was not only
partially blind and deaf. but at deaths door
from a complication Of diseases, was restored
to perfect health and strength by Professor
Adkin.
W. n. Mitchell. of Fenton, Ont, Canada,
writes: To all whom this may concern-I,
w. II. Mitchell. do hereby state that having
Ir-s,. g.,
cation of diseases and having been cured In
three weeks time, when all other remedies
failed, 1 desire to acknowledge this by my
own handwriting, and IL anyone wishes to
correspond with me relative to my case I will
gladly do so, believing that In helping Others
to take the treatment, they will never rescaf
|. as long they live.
it cures all diseases when used in combina.
ton with the proper remedies IL you are
sick, no matter what your disease nor wns
Adkin to-day; tell him the principal s{mp.
toms OF your complaint, how long you have
been suffering and hs will at once med. diasns:s
which you are suffering, and prescribe tie
treatment that will positively cure you. This
costs you absolutely nothing. Professor ~
GUS new book entitled "How to be Cured eae
How to Cure Others" This book tells ysv
exactly how Professor Adkin will cure Yss,
of his wonderful treatment. 1t also explaiAo
to you how you yourself may posses3 tAis
great healing power and cure the sick aroma
you.
Professor Adkin does not ask ono cent ~
his services in this connection. They will b
given to you absolutely free. BE has made
it In the hands of every sick person In {Aa9
country, that he may be restored to psr3sge
health and strength. Mark your letter -
lessor AdkIn will see IL. Address Profs0s9
Thomas f. Adkin, Office 226, Rochester, u.
T., u. 8. A.