The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-08

Rochester, Oct. 5.-Prof. Thomas. E.
Adkln, a wealthy resident of this city,
has truly created a sensation among
the medical fraternity. By some mys-
ferrous law of nature he has done prac-
tt!iccally everything but bring the dead to
1lfe, and doctors and scientists who
nave witnessed his work are looking for
him to do this next In fact, they have
been so taken back that they would not
now be surprised at anything. They ad-
NIT that all their remedies and treat
ment are but toys and tinsel as COM
pared with the wonderful discovery
OF this remarkable man. People say he
possesses divine power. Many of those
who have been cured by his mysterious
power look on him as god. But Prof.
power. There is nothing Supernatural
about me. I have simply discovered
secret law Of nature which has been
overlooked by. doctors and scientists
for centuries past. I believe that any
mans life can be saved so long as he
is not actually dead and the vital or
gans of the body have not been de-
stroyed, and I further believe that when
I perfect my discovery little more
I shall be able to restore life to any
one from dying, drowning or other
organs, provided decomposition has not
IT in. l know these are strong state
ments, but look at some of the people
T have cured. They were all but dead,
doctors said there was no hope, yet in
many cases I rid them of actual disease
in less time than it takes to tell you
about it. There was Mrs. L. A. Phil
| lips, of Trawick, Tex, who was the
her case. Here is her letter; read what
she says. I never saw her, but I cured
her just the same as if she had been in
my office.' The reporter was handed
several letters from patients, among
them that of Mrs. Phillips. The fol
lowing extracts are taken word fol
word from some of the letters. Mrs
Phillips writes: "When I first bega1
your treatment I had no faith in it al
all, tried SO many different kind Of
medicines with no benefit: I had beer
ent hospitals with no relief, and then
employed two home doctors, but they
soon got 50 they did me no good
and told me they could do nothing
for me, and that if I could fin
anything that could do me an,
good for me to get it, for they ha'
. done everything they could: I suffere..
from every, disease that flesh is hei
to. I had been bedfast for five years
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utes at time. If ever a woman SUI
fered did. I could not lie but on on
side. I had two large bed sores tina
gave me great deal Of trouble and
suffered SO much in other ways. I ha
, kidney trouble, catarrh of the bladde
and also gravel. I used to suffer a
} times until 7 had spasms. I also sui
3 fered from falling Of the womb, ulcer
and chronic indigestion, and, of course
t all of these diseases left my nerves i
5 a terrible condition, when I fnall
wrote to you. You have done for m
l what no one else ever did. But m
3 friends all say that have been raise
: from the dead. I was nothing but ski
t and bones; now I am feeling splendid
t I say to every one that if they woul
place their case in your hands you wi
l do the same for them. All they nee
$ to do is to give you a trial.
Miss Hattie L. Kelly, Seal Cove, Me
: writes: "Words can hardly ex pres
t the gratitude I feel for what you
treatment has done for me. When
began taking it had given up hope