The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-17

Investigation reveals the fact that
these are only random examples from
among hundreds of similar cases. Scores
of men and women in all parts Of the
country have been cured in the same mar
velous manner by this wonderful chemist
who claims that there is no disease he
may not cure Some Of these were blind,
some lame, some paralyzed. affected
with diseases pronounced incurable.
It is known that Professor Adkin has
discarded the useless drugs and medicines
Of the medical dosers, thrown aside the
surgeons knife and let it grow rusty, but
when asked to tell how he accomplishes
these almost miraculous cures he smil-
ingly shook his head and said:
els 1T not enough that I do it? That
all who are sick may be cured? And
! that I work without pay for the serv-
| ices offer free? Would you expect an
inventor to tell you his secrets? Then
why ask me to tell you mine? True, Ma
ture herself Is the inventor in this case.
but 1 discovered her secret and do not
see why I should discard it as long as
I am willing to give the world the
benefit of my power"
"Is it like these other new cults and
isms?,
mot at all. It is not Faith Cure.
Christian Science, Hypnotism, or any
thing Of that kind. It is my own dis
seems to have been blindfolded to-
But these miraculous restorations of
people the verge Of the grave?" was
suggested.
1.-The cures that have been called
miracles are really simple scientific
this law sheds on human life and what
Is called DEATH There is nothing SUI
pernatural about my power. It is pure
ly scientific"
But it is so startling, the cures seem
so impossible
$50 were the telephone, x-ray. wire
} less telegraphy and the other things tc
which we are now accustomed My
power. like electricity, is no new thing
1t has always existed waiting to be dis
covered by man.
"Then why not tell everyone?'
Because it is too great force to be
intrusted to irresponsible. persons who
might try to use it for evil. But the
medical profession may have it. I dc
not mean to keep this knowledge tt
} myself. There are too many thousands
| who are sick and dying for me to have
time to cure them all. I invite any
doctor or specialist to bring me the yer,
worst and most hopeless cases Of which
he knows and I will show him how t.
> use this power by which he may cur'
5 any disease that human flesh is heir to
l 1 have several physicians with me now
l studying my system and assisting me II
l the cases under my treatment, specialist
3 who have abandoned their old-fashionet
: practice since they have seen the won
ders that can be performed by m,
r method.
! 'Can I do more than that? Yes, on
t thing more. TO avoid any delay-de
9 lay is always dangerous to the treat
r lnent Of disease-anyone who is sick cal
9 write to me himself. ALI who are sicl
in fr0o y
e cured by writing to me and telling m
the name Of their disease or the princi
f pal symptoms, their age and sex. address
r ing Professor Thomas F. Adlxin, offic
= S29L. Rochester, New York, and T will d
s all that lies in my power to do, Civ
s ing them my services absolutely free.
t make no exceptions, rich or poor, cas-
t or west, wherever they live, it is all tn
|. same to me, they can be cured in thei
: own home, without trouble, pain of I'm
q necessary expense" ~. .r.
IS do you mean that anyone who is sic
: can write to you to be cured, withou
:: paying you any money!" was asked.
q EXACTLY I mean just that kno'
i 1t may seem an unusual thing to d.
p but II 7 choose to help the earth's ur
y fortunates without pay there's nothin
n to prevent my doing so, Is there? VIII
e should I refuse to restore any man
d woman to health? 1t would be inhuma
If to condemn them to a lifetime of sui
l. fering simply for lack of money"
W How can you cure those at a dis
" lance, those whom you never, see?''.
e Just as easily and just as surely
to though they called upon me in perso
to Whether they live one or thousar
miles away is all the same. lett
~ is all that is necessary to enlist my aid
N "But it seems strange"
to Strange or not, it is the truth, {:
= anyone who is ill can find out by wri
er ing to me. What other men may d
rs what they fail to do, or what they charg
te makes no difference to me-"
e. The interview was ended here by
Sc call from a patient, but enough ev
Of dence had been given to anyone tn
ne Professor Adkins offer is as sincere al
40 genuine as his power to heal is grea
o. as he is known to be a man whose &C
always live up to bis words