The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-07

her brain. Physicians said there was no
nope that she could recover, but you have
first day she commenced your treatment.
The c!ot. OF blood has disappeared. she
sleeps we'll and has a splendid appetite. Re
fer any sufferers who doubt your marvellous
power to me. or let them come to my home
and witness the wonderful cure you have
performed In my wife's case. My neigh
bors all know the condition my wife was
In when she commenced your treatment,
and they were hourly expecting her death.
I hope and pray that 1 may 30 At our
command to help those who suffer and got
them to write to you for free help" Pro-.
Adkin never even saw Mrs. l. A. Phillips
OF Trawtck Tex. vet when she was dying
he gave her his aid Inc brought her BAG
to life, so that she writes to him: When
/ first began your treatment I had no faith
In 1t at all. had tried SO many different
kinds OF medicine with no benefit / had
ene hospitals. with nc relief. and then I
employed two home doctors. but they soon
GOT so they did ms no good and told ma
1h so,,l s0 nna G sny ngdh,nf sb aSr c %sl a Do m asa sn =
everything they could. 1 suffered from
every disease that inr sssh is heir to; I had, !,
stand up longer than ten minutes at .
time. II ever a woman suffered. I did. I
could lie on but one side. I had two large
and / suffered so much in other ways. ]
had kidney trouble. catarrh Of the bladder
and also gravel. I used to suffer at times
until l had spasms. ! 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-
done for me what no one else ever did
iy friends all say that / have been raised
from the dead. I was nothing but skin and
sSnex on now b ! am z, feeling ,sl1 s:d,s1 + d. ! sax to
case In your hands you would do the same
for them. All they need to do Is to give
you a trial" Another letter was from
Rev. s. A. Sanders, an eminent evangelist
of Sparta, H.. who for many years had
been IA victim CT chronic indigestion and
nervous prostration. His letter says: II
but in a few days realized that I had
something different from anything I had
ever tried. 1t seemed to I'LL me with new
new man and slept soundly as a child.
Before taking your treatment l was miser-
ably III. blue. discouraged and nearly
life and able to do more and better work
than ever. All these blessings I owe to
you. Il man worthy of the fullest conf
6efce. and ] hope every sick and afflicted
man ard woman Will write to you. You
are carrying on a great work for human
ity. and YOUR discovery Is a revelation
DR.. A. W. Shaw OF Grafton. W. Va.
writes: Leading physicians and specialists
pronounced my case OF Bright's disease
ilcurable and l was given up to die. L
had lost all hope and did not think any
tnkHR tOulu save tIc. OUT you tuEeu hc.
There is no doubt about the truly mar
Vicious power of your wonderful discov-
cry"
Prof. Adkin receives an enormous
amount of mail from all over the world.
This food of letters Is due to what is
probably one Of the nose mysterious ele-
ments of Prof, Adkins power. Remarka-
bic as the fact may seem. he does not
have TO see persons who are I'll in order to
cure them. The vital magnetic influence
he eXerts travels miles as easily AS inches.
attacking the disease like magic and driv-
ing 1t from the body. He cures those at
any distance. however great. as easily As
though he visited them personally every
day. 1t has been proven times without
number that a letter sent to him does just
as much good az a personal interview. All.
that any one who is sick has to do II to
write him a letter. telling their syu1p-
toms, age and sex, and he will diasnooe
their case and prescribe the proper home
treatment for them absolutely free OF
charge. 1t is wonderful. but it Is truA
Those who desire restored health may
communicate with this benefactor Of man
kind by addressing Prof. Thomas +. Ad-
kin, Box SIS. Rochester. n. T., y. 8. A.
He takes ar intense personal interest N
curing cases where both doctors and MIDI
ctues have tailed,