The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
no DISEASE ne NAY NOT CURE
WITHOUT USELESS
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Gives Freely q His Services 70
Rich and Poor Alike, Believing
Il His Duty 70 God J, and md Man Nan
10 Help the Sick
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ROCHESTER,. =. y, July II Discard
ing the useless drugs and medicines dis
pensed by doctors and yet healing hope
less inyal!ds OF diseases pronounced In
durable by physicians and specialists,
succeeding in restoring life and health
when doctor after; doctor failed. Pro-
fessors Thomas F. Adkin. Of this city.
has proven the value OF q wonderful dis
coyery that threatens to upset modern
medical practice. In the face Of opposi-
ltlon. criticism even ridiculc. he has per-
sisted In his belief that hope should not
beg loBt until actual and UNI ista kable
-dtssoi htion Of the body OCCURS. He
claims, and offers evidence beyond doubt,
that no has made the human hea q beat beat
again In the body of a. woman given up
to death. He cites names and instances
where, by means Of his discovery. he has
made the blind see, and the lame walk;
where he has permanently cured
paralysis. consumption, syphilis, rheuma-
tisrn, Bright s disease. and other diseases
heretofore supposed to be irlcurable. More
than that he states that he can cure the
sick In their own homes hundreds Of
ISLES away without stirring from his
office. IN one instance, that Of a. Mrs.
81. Al. Phillips, OF 4. Traw Tex., the
Fitnssses say that he raised her from
aIUG CSdu. w IjClICT
or not there Is little doubt. but that the
woman would be n in her grave to-day
were. 1t not for this mans strange power
over human life and his marvellous con-
troll over disease and death. Mrs. Phil
Tips riiad been a hopeless ~ invalid for
many years. and for the last five had
been belfast, could lie on one sidc only.
and was covered with bed sores. She
was suffering from a severe compiled ton
1 OF diseases, Including stomach, kidney.
and female troubles, and had been under
treatment OF twelve different hospitals
and various doctors. all Of whom failed
to help her and pronounced her case in
durable Her agonies were SO great that
they threw her into convulsive spasms,
while her body was was ted to skin and
bones. All the medicines given her were
without effect, and she was rapidly near
Ing her grave when she heard Of Prof.
3Adkin. Broken In BODY a III -weary.f and
without faith; but hoping against hope
In this last desperate chance. she wrote
to- HIM. He replied at once, XXI saying
that he would take her case, assuring
her that he could and would save her
life and restore her to health And not
withstanding what the doctors had said,
5he did cure her completely. so that Ito-
day she is up and about. well woman.
Joyous, thankful and enthusi astic. An
other case almost equally remarkable,
was that OF Mr.. r. "a. yallen, Il OF Finey.
MO-, Who for four years was paral yzed,
and was steadily growing more helpless
in spite Of all the doctors WHO TENDED
him. His cure wis so 3 quick and mar
velous thai, H In letter, he says wa $
like bringing the dead to- life Prof.
5Adkln cured Mrs M. w. N olen.s OF Cow
8ington, Ga, OF malignant cancer with
out the knife or probe; he stopped the
Great White Plague, consumpt Lion, In the
case OF Miss II. L. Kelley OF Seal Cove.
Maine, and hundreds OF other suffering
men and women, have likewise been
rescued by this wonderful man who
seems TO control some mysterious force
mot known to ordinary mortals,
& When called upon for an interview,
Prof. Adkin said: yes, | remember the
cases you mention, but do not quite UNI
derstand why they should cause any
especial establishment, since they are no
more wonderful than scores OF other
cures have made since an
nounced my discovery to the world,
firmly believe that there Is no disease
II may not cure, and whatever Q Their men
may do or fail to do, ! mean 70 keen
on healing he sick and afflicted q any
disease they may have Just as long as
Sin able. i. q .. s83 y, y q
II make no exceptions, rich or poor.
East or West, wherever they live, st Il
ali the same to me. All who q are sick
from any cause may he GU red IN their own
homes simply by writing and telling me
the name Of their trouble or their prin;
clpal symptoms, age and sex, and "a
viii give them Of my services a solutely
without charge. ] feel that It is my duty
Ito God and man TO give freely to help ell
who are AFFLICTED, and not to use my
discovery merely to make MOI
DO you real mean that any 20 one who T.
Is sick can write to YOU to pc oured. WIN
out paying you any money a.
a /, Exactly. / Il mean Just that. know
1t may seen, an unusual thing to do, but
IL Il choose to help the fearth's l physical
gunfortunates without pa y, there's nothins
TO prevent my doing 20, is there 4 have y,
my own reasons folsgnly e \ ~ tbs b
mat tier and i d osnot want any one & Y
feel D that by taking advantage OF my
offer they are accep ting charity. = WI
have my reward III proving TO the WORLD
the greatDyalue of MP d scoyery. "a nd the
pselsssness Of wasting money on doctosa