The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1904-06-02

blood on her brain. Physicians said there
was no hope that she could recover. but Won
have saved her life. She improved from fine
very hrst day she commenced your treat
ment. The clot of blood has diSaDeared she
sleeps well and has splendid appetite Re
Ter any sufferers who doubt your marvellous
power 10 me, or let them come to my home
and witness the wonderful cure you have
performed In my wife's case. Ny neighbors
all know the condition my wife was In when
she commenced your treatment. and they
We're hourly expecting her death. I hope
and pray that ! May be- nj your comma nd
10 help those who suffer and get them tu
even saw Mrs. /. A. Phillips. OF Trawick,
Tex. Yet when she was dying he gave her
his aid and brought her back to life, 50 that
she writes TO him: When first began yoHr
treatment | had no faith in ID NJ all had
tried 50 many different KINKS OF medicine
with no benefit. had been under the treat
ment OF twelve different hospitals with no
relief, and then | employed Two home doc
tors, Dut they soon got they did me no
good and told they conld do nothing
for me. and that IL couii fnd
any thing that could do me any good
for me TO get it. for they had done every
thing they could. l suffered from every dis
ease that flesh Is heir 70. l had been bed
fast for five years, unable To stand I'm
longer than ten minutes at time III ever
a woman suffered did I could lie on brit
one side. j had two large bed sores that
gave great deal Of trouble ard / suffered
- much in other ways. | had Kidney trou-
be, catarrh Of the bladder and also gravel
| used 10 suffer at times until had spasms
also suffered from falling Of the womb
Ulcers and chronic indigestion, and, OF
course, all of these diseases left my nerves
In terrible condition. when l finally wrote
you. You have done for me what no one
else ever did My friends all say that have
been. raised from the dead. I was nothing
but skin and bones: now | am feeling splen-
did. ! say TO everyone that if they would
place their case in Your hands you would do
the same for them. Al they need 10 do is
n rial hn- I.f.ar
from Rev. = A. Sanders an eminent
evangelist Of Cairo ILL.,, who for many years
had been victim Of chronic indigestion and
nervous prostration. His letter SAYS: Il be-
gan your treatment with but little faith but
in a few days realized that I had something
different from anything | had ever tried. 1t
In ten days felt like a new man and slept
soundly as child. Before taking your treat
ment | was miserably i'll, blue. discouraged
and nearly heart broken. Now | am well,
enjoying life and able to do more and better
work than ever. All these blessings | owe
70 you, man worthy Of the fullest conf
dence. and | hope every sick and afflicted
man and woman will write to you. You are
carrying on great work for humanity. nd
your discovery is revelation" DR. A. W.
Shaw, Of Grafton, w. Va writes: Lead
my case of Bright's disease incurable, and
was given up TO die. ! had lost all hope
and did not think anything could save me,
but you cured me. There Is no doubt about
~ u"5 diNSiouS pONtE vi your WOuueTIut
discovery"
Prof. Adkin receives an enormous amount
or mail frcm all over the world. This food
Of letters is due TO what is probably one OF
the most mysterious elements of Prof Ad-
kins power. Remarkable as the fact may
seem. he does not have TO persons who
are Ill in order to cure them. The vital
magnetic influence he exerts travels miles es
easily as Inches. attacking the disease like
magic and driving it from the body He
cures those at any distance, however great
as easily as though he visited them per.
sonally every day. 1t has been proven times
without number that letter sent to him
does just as much good as personal inter-
view. All that anyone who is sick has 70
do Is to write him letter telling their
symptoms, age and sex. and he will diagnose
their case and prescribe the proper home
treatment for them absolutely free OF charge
liz is wonderful. but il is true Those wac
desire restored health may communicate
with this benefactor OF mankind by adj
dressing Prof. Thomas +. Adkin Box 226H.
Rochester. \. Y, u. S. A. He takes an in
tense personal interest In curing cases where
both doctors and medicines have failed