The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-06

PROF. THOS. F. ADKIN,
President of the Institute of Physicians
and Surgeons.
In all parts of the country men and
women, doctors and surgeons, clergy
men and educators, are wondering at
| the remarkable cures made by Prof.
Thomas F. Adkin, discoverer of the
Adkin Vitaopathic treatment.
| Prof. Adkin heals not by drugs nor
| by Christian Science nor by Osteo-
pathy, nor by Hypnotism, but by a sub
! tie physic force of nature in combina-
ton with certain vital magnetic rem
edies which contain the very elements
of life and health.
A reporter recently talked with Prof.
Adkin, and was asked to invite all
readers of this paper who are sick,
or who are worried by the ills of those
| dear to them, to write to him for as
| sistance. Some people have declar-
ed" said Prof. Adkin that my pow
ers are Superhuman; they call me
man of mysterious powers. This is
| not so. / cure because l understand
nature; because l use the subtle force
of nature to build up the system and
| restore health. But at the same time
l believe that 1t would not have been
given me to make the discoveries I have
made or the ability to develop them,
If it had not been intended that 1
| should use them for the general good.
therefore feel that it is my duty
to give the benefit of the science I
practice to all who are suffering. l
want you to tell your readers that
| they can write to me in the strictest
| confidence if they are troubled with
any kind of disease, and 1 will thor
oughy diagnose their cases and pre-
scribe a simple home treatment which
| I no, 10, affa
plete cure, absolutely free of charge.
I care not how serious their cases, nor
| how hopeless they may seem. | want
| them to write to me and let me make
| them well. l feel that this is my life
work"
So great is the sensation wrought
in the medical world by the wonder
| full cures performed by Prof. Adkin
q at several professional gentlemen
we're asked to investigate the cures.
| Among these gentlemen were DR.. l..
B. Hawley and Mr. L. G.. Doane, both
| famous physicians and surgeons After
a thorough and painstaking investiga
ton these eminent physicians were so
astounded at the far-reaching powers
of Prof. Adkin and the wonderful eff
cacy of Vitaopathy that they volun-
teered 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 human
! ity With the discovery of the Adkin
| Vitaopathy treatment eminent physi-
clans 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, so
great was their infirmity. others were
afflicted with Bright's disease, heart
disease consumption and other So
called incurable diseases. Some were
sufferers from kidney trouble, dys-
pepsia, nervous debility, insomnia, neu-
| ralgia, constipation, rheumatism and
| other similar ills. Some We're men and
women addicted to drunkenness, NOR
phine and other evil habits. In all
cases Prof. Adkin treats he guarantees
a cure. Even those on the brink of
! the grave, with all hope of recovery
gone and despalred Of by doctors and
| friends alike, have been restored to
| perfect health by the force of Vita
| opathy and Prof. Adkins marvellous
skill. And, remarkable as 1t may seem,
| distance has made no difference. Those
living far away have been cured in
the privacy of their own homes, as
well as 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 before them.
! Read a few short extracts from
| those who have taken his home treat
ment at a distance and decide for
yourself whether his claims are well
| founded.
From Mrs. Addie e. Hough, Omaha,
Neb., comes this kindly expression:
/ was ailing for fifteen years, and
| spent a small fortune doctoring, but
did not get well. Have had seven
doctors treat me (the best in the
state) but they failed to understand
my trouble. Then l had two opera
tions which left me in a worse state
| than ever.
! read your advertisement, wrote to
| you for advice, took your treatment
which was very pleasant to take, and
now / am well and hardy, free from
pain, happy and grateful for the great
benefits / have received.
Not long ago John Adams of Blakes-
bury, Ia, who had been lame for
twenty years. was permanently cured
by Prof. 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 residents, Mr..
p. A. Wright, who had been
partly blind for a long period. John
-.
| suffered for years from a cataract over
| his left eye, was speedily restored to
perfect sight, without an operation.
From Logansport, Ind, comes the news
of the recovery of Mrs. Mary Eicher
who had been practically deaf for a
year, while in Warren, Pa, Mr.. G.. W.
Savage, a noted photographer and art
| list, 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 Prof
Adkin.
w. II. Mitchell of Fenton, Ont, Cam
ada, writes: To all whom this may
concern: /, w. II. Mitchell. do here
by state that having been treated by
Thos. r. Adkin for complication of
diseases and having been cured in
three weeks time. when all other rem
edies failed. / desire to acknowledge
this by my own handwriting. and II
anyone wishes TO correspond with me
relative to my case / will gladly do
so. believing that in helping others TO
take the treatment they will never
regret II as long as they live.
Vitaopathy cures not one disease
alone, but II cures all diseases when
used in combination with the proper
remedies. II you are sick, no matter
| what your disease nor who says you