The news & observer., 1904-12-04


we'll and has splendid appetite. Re-
| fer any sufferers who doubt your mar.
yelous power to me, or let them come
, to my home and witness the wonderful
cure You have performed in my wife's
| case My neighbors all know the con-
dition my wife was in when she com
menced your treatment and they were
| hourly expecting her death. l hope
| and pray that / may be at your COM
mand to help those who suffer and get
them to write you for free help" Prof.
Adkin never even saw Mrs. l.. a. Phil
| lips, of Trawick, Tex, yet when she
was dying he gave her his aid and
brought her back to life. so that she
writes to him: "When / first began
your treatment / had no faith in it at
all had tried so many different kinds
of medicine with no benefit. / had
been under the treatment of twelve
different hospitals, with no relief. and
then / employed two home doctors.
but they soon got so they did me no
good and told me they could do moth
ing for me, and that if l could find
anything that could do me any good
for me to get it, for they had done
everything they could. / suffered from
every disease that flesh is heir to.
had been bedfast for five years. unable
to stand up longer than ten minutes
at a time. If ever a woman suffered
| UlU. L cOQIQ lie on out one sue. L
had two large bed sores that gave a
great deal of trouble and l suffered
so much in other ways. | had kidney
trouble catarrh of the bladder and
also gravel. | used to suffer at times
until l had spasms. l also suffered
from falling of the womb, ulcers and
chronic indigestion. and, of course, all
of these diseases left my nerves in a
terrible condition. when / finally wrote
you. You have done for me what no
one else ever id. NV friends all say
that | have been raised from the dead.
[ was nothing but skin and bones:
now / am feeling splendid. l say to
everyone that if they would place their
I case in your hands you would do the
same for them. All they need to do
is to give you a trial" Another let
ter was from Rev. S. A. Sanders, an
eminent evangelist of Cairo. Ill, who
for many years had been victim of
chronic indigestion and nervous pros
tration. His letter says: Il began
your treatment with but little faith,
but in a few days realized that | had
something different from anything I
had ever tried 1t seemed to fill me
with new life and energy. In ten days
{ felt like q new man and slept sound
V as child. Before taking your
treatment / was miserably i'll, blue,
discouraged. nearly hearJ-broKen. Now
am well, enjoying Ile anu edDlG W w
more and better work than ever. All
hese blessings / owe to you, a man
worthy Of the fullest confidence. and |
hope every sick and afflicted man and
woman will write to you. You are
carrying on a great work for human~
ty, and your discovery is revela-
ion DR.. A. w. Shaw, of Grafton.
w Va. writes: Leading physicians
and specialists pronounced my case of
Brights 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 the truly marvellous DOW
er of your wonderful discovery
Prof Adkin receives an enormous
amount of mail from all over the
world. This flood of letters is due to
what is probably one of the most mys
terious elements of Prof. Adkins pow
er Remarkable 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, at
tackng 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
personally every day. 1t has been
proven times without number that a
letter sent to him does just us much
good as a personal interview All
that anyone who is sick has to do is to
write him a letter telling their symp.
toms, age and sex, and he will dag
nose their case and prescribe the prop
er home treatment for them absolute
ly free of charge. 1t is wonderful, but
it is true. Those who desre restored
health may communicate with this
benefactor of mankind by addressing
Prof. Thomas r. Adkin, office 968 n
Rochester. n. Y. u. S. A. Fte takes an
intense personal interest in curing
cases where both doctors and medi-
cines have failed.