The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-12

taking it had given up hopes of ever
being well. The doctors said had con-
sumption and couldn't live long. Now
after taking one months treatment 1
am almost well, and 1 know that an
other months treatment will entirely
cure me. l have gained in flesh Won
derfully and think there is no treat
ment on earth which can compare with
it. You may use this letter in any way
you choose and hope it will be the
means of bringing others to YOU
=. A. Wallen, Finey, Mo-: Il was
afflicted with paralysis for over four
years and was treated by different mag
netic healers and other doctors and got
no relief. l think your treatment is
more than you claim. They all say it
was like bringing the dead to life to
be restored to health in such a short
time. [ cannot praise you enough
Doctors have sought out and brought
the very worst cases in the country to
Prof. Adkin, thinking they might battle
him, but they have gone away con-
WINGED that he uses some invisible pow
er or force unknown to them. They
cannot explain the phenomena, Prof
Adkin is quite wealthy. He lives in a
fine home in an aristocratic section of
the city. He has a number of business
interests but devoteS most of his time
to healing the sick. He offers certain
help to any one without money or price.
All you need to do is to call on him or
write him. If you write, state the lead
ing symptoms of your trouble, your age
and sex. Prof. Adkin takes an intense
delight in curing cases that doctors
have given up to die
He disdainS the use of Christian Sci
ence, Osteopathy, faith healing or drugs
He claims his method is scientific in the
highest degree, although scientists so
far have been utterly unable to COM
prehend it. One thing is sure, and that
is he has some mysterious knowledge,
agent or process, by which he restores
health to people in the very last stages
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doctors have taken up the study of his
methods. Some are staying right with
him and daily witness the remarkable
cures he performs Nearly every train
brings invalids to be healed by his pow
er. He gets an enormous mail from per
sons in nearly all parts of the globe.
The most mysterious thing about his
whole work is his ability to heal at a
distance; but there is no lack of proof
that he does heal those thousands of
miles away the same as those who call
personally. This would seem to prove
beyond doubt that thought, will power,
or some mysterious, intangible force can
be sent through space the same as we
are now able to telegraph without wires;
but how this force takes hold and quick
~ rids the body of material disease is
totally inexplicable. In some cases
Prof. Adkin sends peculiar magnetized
food product in concentrated form,
which he claims Immediately revitalizes
the whole system. What this food pro-
quot Is, now ne makes II, OF charges II
with manetic fluid is his secret Doc
tors and scientists are vainly puzzling
their brains trying to discover it. Those
who are sick and would like to be heal
ed may communicate with Prof. Adkin
by addressing him as follows: Thomas
F. Adkin, Box 726A, Rochester, N. Y.
Rich and poor alike receive the same
courtesy. He has an extremely affable
manner. but is intensely earnest in
everything he does. Leading business
men and bankers speak very highly of
him and say that he has done more for
the morals and upbuilding of the city
than any other man in Rochester.