The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05

4 ! never told you you had saved my
| life. ! was pronounced dead man by
| physicians and friends, and the grave
| was ready for me-. but you brought me
buck to life, and made me well, strong
man, and I am more than thankful to
| you, and yo,ls staff Of physicians. Now,
| Professor Adkin, / shall ever appreciate
the great good you have done me.
Another case remember" continued
Professor Adlsin, when the reporter had
finished reading this remarkable letter,
Twas that of Mrs. J.. A. Phillips. Of Ira
wick, Texas, who was all but dead when
! took hold Of her case. never saw
her, but I cured her just the same as II
she had come to my office. This -
the letter she wrote to me: When T first
began your treatment / had no faith III 1t
at all; had tried so many different kinds
OF medicine with no benefit. had been
linden the treatment Of twelve different
Hospitals, with no relief. Then I em-
rloyed two heine doctors; but they soon
got so they did me no good, and told
me they could do noth hing for mo, and
that II T could find anything that could
do me any good for me to get 1t, for
they had done everything they could. I
suffered from every disease that flesh
Is heir to, T had been bedfast for five
years, unable to stand up longer than
ten minutes at a time. IF ever woman
suffered / did. could not lie but on
one side. ] had two large bed sores that
gave me q great deal Of trouble, and I
suffered so much in other ways;ET had
kidney trouble, catarrh Of the bladder
and al SO gravel. fused to suffer at times
until had spaslns. ( also suffered from
falling Of the womb, ulcers and chronic
indigestion, and, Of course, all Of these
diseases left my nerves in a terrible. con-
1T .t1,yt,, "a -
have done for me what no one else
ever did. NY friends all say that I have
been raised from the dead. / was moth
ing but skin and bones; now l am feel
Ing splendid. say to everyone that II
they would place their case in your' hands
you would do the same for them. All
they need to do is to give you a. trial.
Then here Is a letter from W.. S. Swayne,
Fh. G., of New Haven, Conn, propr1e-
tor Of the Spring Clear Lithia Water:
cannot express my gratitude for what
you Lave done for my wife. She was on
her death bed; she was paralyzed and
had a. clot of blood on her brain. Ply
siciars said there was no hope that she
could recover, but you have saved her
life She improved from the very first
day she commenced your treatment. The
clot of blood has disappeared, she sleeps
we'll and has a. splendid appetite. Refer
any sufferers who doubt your marvellous
power to me, or let them come to my
home and witness the wonderful euro
| YOU have performed in my Wife's case.
| NJ leighbors all know the condition my
! wife was in when she commenced your
| treatment, and they were hourly expect
! ing her death. 4 hope and pray. that
| / may be at your command to help those
who suffer, and get them to write you
| for free help Mrs Macdonald. OF Mill
| Vile, Tenn, writes: I must say that
lie 1t had not been for your treatment
would not be on this earth to-day. Be
| foro ] began your treatment I thought
! il could not live, but nowI can do my
homework. am so thankful to You
| and your treatment. Mrs. Addie j.
| IIough, of Omaha, Neb.,, says IN her let
! ter: There are no praises too high for
your wonderful Vitaopathy. was III for
| fifteen years and spent small fortune
| in doctoring, but did not get we'll. Have
! had seven doctors treat me Ghe best IN
the State). but they failed to, understand
my trouble. Then I had two operations,
| which left me worse than ever. took
| your treatment and now ain we'll and
hardy, free from pain, happy and CRATE
| full for the great benefits / have re-
| ceved'
The reporer noticed that the above let
| ters we're taken almost at random from
urnong scores and hundreds, coming from
| all parts of the world. This flood OF let
| tiers is due to the fact that all that any
one who is i'll has to dol to write Pro-
fessor Adkin, STANG their symptoms.
ago and sex, and he will diagnose their
cassSsshd prescribe the proper home treat
ment for them. absolutely free of charge.
Those who are sick and want to 20
cured may reach Professor Adkn by adj
dressing Thomas F., Adkin, Box 1l43 p.
Rochester,. N, y. u. 8. A, a letter does
lust as much good as q personal visit,
and Professor Adkin takes an intense
pleasure in curing cases where both doc
| tors and medicine have failed.-Adv.
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