Evening journal., 1904-11-19

w II HIlli 4AAo OAllNNs III NAAN
stEof 4 Mrs. L. A. Phillips,
I of IRA .,lis,rs-elex., the witnesses say that
he raised her from the dead. Whether
that is literally true or not there is lit
tie doubt but that the woman would be
in her grave today were it not for this
mans strange power over human life
and his marvellous control over disease
and death Mrs. Phillips had been a
hopeless invalid for many years, and
for the last five had been belfast, could
lie on one side only. and was covered
with bed-sores. She was suffering from
a severe complication Of diseases, in
Guiding 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 incurable Her
agonies were so great that they threw
her into convulsive spasms, while her
body was wasted to skin and bones. All
the medicines given her were without
effect. and she was rapidly nearing her
grave when she heard of Prof. Adkin.
Broken lu body. pain weary, and with
out faith. but hoping against hope in
THIS last desperate chance, she wrote to
him. lie replied at once, saying that
he would take her case. assuring her
and restore her to hellth And not
withstanding what the doctors had
said, he did cure her completely so that
today she is up and about, a well wo-
nan. Joyous, thankful, and enthusiastic
Another case almost equally remark
able was that of Mr. r.. a. Wallen, Of
Finey. Mo-. who for four years was
paralyzed and was steadily growing
more helpless in spite of all the doctors
who attended him. His cure was so
quick and marvellous that, in a letter
ne says; 1T was like bringing the dead
10 life." Prof. Adkins cured Mrs. NJ.
w. Nolen, of COvington Ga. OF a ma
iignant cancer without the knife or
probe he stopped the Great White
Plague. consumption. in the case Of
Miss II. L. Kelley, Of Seal Cove, Me,
and hundreds of other suffering men
and women have likewise been rescued
by this wonderful man who seems to
control some mysterious force not
known TO ordinary mortals.
When called upon for an interview,
Prof Adkin said:
Yes. remember the cases you mem
ton, but do not quite understand why
they should cause any especial aston
ishment. since they are no more Won
derful than scores of other cures
have made since I announced my dis
covery to the world. l firmly believe
that there is no disease that 1 may not
cure, and whatever other men may do
or fail to do, / mean to keep on heal
ing the sick and afflicted of any disease
they may have just as long as I am
able. / make no exceptions, rich OF
poor, east or west, wherever they live
il is all the same TO me. All who are
sick from any cause may be cured IN
their own homes simply by writing and
telling me the name of their trouble OF
their principal symptoms, age and sex
and viii give them Of my services alb
solutely without charge. feel that il
is my duty to God and man to give
freely, to help all who are afflicted and
not to use my discovery merely TO make
money"
"Dou you really mean that anyone
who is sick can write to you to be cured
without paying you any money!
Exactly l mean just that. I know
it may seem an unusual thing to do
but If choose to help the earth's ply
sical unfortunates without pay, there's
nothing TO prevent my doing so i
there? / have my own reason for m,
course in this matter and do not wan
anyone to feel that by taking advan
tage Of my offer they are accepting
charity. / will have my reward il
proving to the world the great value o
my discovery, and the uselessness o
wasting money on doctors and medi
cines when it is not necessary"
''What is this discovery?"
II can show you better than I ca
explain. Have some one who is sic
write to me and watch the results. ]
you do so I would prefer that you Sc
lect a chronic case, some one whor
physicians have said cannot be curec
Any doctor may cure a simple case wit
a few doses Of medicine, but I wan
those where both doctors and medicine
have failed. Tell anyone who wants {
be cured to write to me, addressin
Professor Thomas +. Adkin. Office So
Rochester, n. Y"
But how can you cure those at a dis
tanoe; those whom you never see?"
Just as easily and just as surely a
though I went to them or they came I
+ me. Distance makes no differene
Whether they live one or a thousan
miles away is all the same. A letter
all that is necessary to enlist my ail
What other men may or may not
able to do, how they fail or what the
charge makes no difference to me. M
power IS supreme"
Investigation proves that ProfessC
Adkins claims are more than borr
out by the facts, and that he fulfil
N his promise of free service to the ver
letter.