The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-07-17

, numbered. But cured her in spite of
| all the doctors said; made her lungs
heal and grow strong, and put the
flesh back on her wasted body. Ordi-
nary medical treatment seldom, if ever
cures cancer. The surgeons may cut
it away again and again, but it comes
back every time and brings death with
it. But l cure it, and l do not have
to resort to the butchery of the knife,
either; / do not have to cut flesh and
scrape bones. My treatment is easy
gentle and gives no pain, but the dis
ease disappears. One of my patients
Mrs. NJ w. Noien, of CoVington
Canvas having her life eaten away
by cancer. She saw nothing but
terrible death before her when l took
her case; but l cured her, entirely
and permanently. Paralysis is another
supposedly incurable disease. Mr.
r. A. Wallen of Finey, Mo-, had been
paralyzed for over four years and
nothing the doctors could do gave him
any relief. That did not discourage
me. l took the case in the face of
| their verdict, and to-day the man is
walking around as well as you or l.
SO it was with Mrs. l.. a. Phillips, of
Trawick, Tex. She had been bedrid-
den for five years, in twelve different
hospitals and under the treatment
of various doctors, who all failed to
cure her of the complication of dis
eases from which she was suffering,
| including kidney trouble, catarrh of
the bladder, gravel. female weakness,
ulcers, chronic indigestion and eX-
IRENE nervousness The medicine that
doctors gave her did her no good, but
| my treatment did. / cured her, and
| she says L raised her from the dead.
| These are only random cases from
the many hundreds l have cured, and
4 hap TN hn n
| it is a mistake to say that any dis
ease is incurable They may have
| been incurable before / made my dis
covery, but they are so no longer.
But how do you make these mar
velous cures? What is this power
that you possess?" asked the reporter.
at would take too long to tell you,
but here is a copy of a book / have
written describing my discovery and
my method of treatment. l do not
sell it. l had it printed for distribu-
ton among my friends and patients
and those who might be interested in
this study of new science. To them
l am glad to give it upon request If
reading the book does not satisfy you
and you want to know more of how |
cure any disease tell some one who
is sick to write to me. / will go even
further-tell any one who is attacked
by any disease, no matter what 1T is, TO
write to me telling me the name of
their trouble or their principal symp-
toms, age and sex. addressing Prof.
Thomas f. Adkin, Box $3.50, Roches-
ter N. Y, and / will prove my power
to do all that l claim, and | Will give
the proof without charging a cent for
my services"
''Do you mean that any one can ac-
cept this offer?"
81 mean it for any one who is i'll,
from any cause. and who feels that
the doctors do not understand the case,
or who does not want to pay doctors
| and druggists bills
'But how about those at a distance
| can you cure them, too?'
Just as easily and just as surely as
| though they came to my office. Wheth-
| er they live one or a thousand miles
away, it's all the same. A letter to
me does just as much good as a per-
sonal visit
and they do not have to inclose
| any money!?
mot a single cent. Simply write to
me and ask to be cured
But it seems strange"
Strange or not | mean just what
I say. as any one can find out by writ
ing to me-"