The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18

my ambition in life is no. 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 tn If cases hope
less. 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 be-
yond controversy. No matter whether
you have Consumption, Kidney Trou-
bic, Rheumatism. Catarrh Dyspepsia
or simply an ordinary cold or fever,
they are all alike to Prof Adkin. He
cures them all, he cures you quickly
p8inlessly, permanently at your own
home. He also tells you a secret meth
cd by which you may keep yourself in
perfect health. Without exaggeration,
1t can be safely said that Prof Ad-
kin is the most interesting, remarkable
and wonderful physician healer Of tn
age. His only talk, his only thou
is How to cure Incurables, to bring
hope TO the hopeless. Joy, SUNSHINE
end happiness to the miserable and
suffering. He is truly carrying on
grand work. He is President Of one
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the world. He employs twenty emf
ner1t physicians and specialists to a.
sist him with his work. He spends
thousands of dollars every year in Civ
ing free advice and help ta 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 disease and explain the proper
home treatment for your speedy recov-
cry. This viii not cost you a single
cent. No money is asked for this SER
vice, none is taken If you are sick
and want to make a donation for tn
purpose Of carrying on the work. such
will be thankfully received Prof. Ad-
kin will also send every sick person
who writes him, within the next thirty
days, free copy of his wonderful new
book, entitled How to be cured and
How to cure others" This book is
highly endorsed by leading physicians.
1t contains invaluable information in
regard TO diseases and what to do in
cases of emergency. Il should be in
every home. Remember it costs you
nothing if you write to lrof. Adkin
now.
Mrs. G a. Brownell. of Dane, Ollaho-
ma, writes: 4 WAS tortured for months
by terrible pains in my head, and this.
together with the loss of sleep. began 10
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 l have new lease of
nfe.'
Alex. Moffat Of 33S Brown St. Roches-
Ter. n. y, writes: When l applied to
you for treatment l was as I might say
a physical wreck, suffering from pains in
the chest and stomach. also poor diges-
ton and on the verge Of nervous prostra-
ton. ] had tried most everything and
had about given up when I tried your
treatment Ny pains have gone my
nerves are strong and l feel like a new
man. I wish you success in your noble
work"
MIR. J y Purdy, Purdys, y. Y. writes:
sI have been suffering from severe strict
ure and bladder trouble for over three
years I was given up by my physician
as incurable. Ny urine had to be drawn
from me and the scelfing and burning
was intense. Ny suffering was almost
unbearable. I took advantage OF your
offer. and TO my great astonishment
was relieved the second day. Your cures
are certainly wonderful
Mrs II. A Lynch. Of l5e2 Girard Ave.
Los Angeles, Cal, writes: Two months
ago l was almost Frustrated with insom
MIA and general debility, from which 1
had suffered sixteen years / could sleep /
at most only two or three hours out o. I
the twenty-four. suffered with severe /
headache and NEURALGIA, could scarcely (
endure a sound. ! feel like a new being. (
The results OF Vitaopathic treatment in 4
my case have certainly been wonderful"
II sick be sure 10 write Prof. Adkin az 4
once for free help. BE sure u state the 4
ieading symptoms Of youn disease how Ions f
you have been sick. etc Your letter viii .
be treated with the strictest confidence &
and receive Immediate attention Address
Prof. Thomas f. Akin. office IS. Ro-
chester. y. Y.
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