The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-11

ct am a little ashamed to write you,
as never told you you had saved my
life. 1 was pronounced dead man by
physicians and friends, and the grave
was ready for me, but you brought me
back to life, and made me well,
strong man, and 1 am more than
thankful to you and your staff of ply
sicians. Now, Prof. Adlxin, shall ever
appreciate the great good you have
done me-"
Another case I remember" contin-
4 ued Prof. Adkin, when the reporter had
finished reading thus remarkable letter,
was that of Mrs. L. A. Phillips, of
Trawick. Tex, who was all but dead
when / took hold of her case. I never
saw her, but cured her just the same
as if she had come to my office. This
is the letter she wrote to me: When I
first began your treatment I had no
faith in it at all; had tried so many
different kinds of medicine with no ben
eft. L had been under the treatment OF
twelve different hospitals, with ITO re-
lief. Then l employed two home doc
tors; but they soon got SO they did me
no good, and told me they could do
nothing for me, and that if could find
anything that could do me any good for
me to get it, for they had done every
thing they could. suffered from every
disease that flesh is heir to. 1 had been
belfast for five years, unable to stand
up longer than ten minutes at a time
If ever woman suffered / did. I could
not lie but on one side. had two large
trouble, and suffered so much in other
ways; had kidney trouble, catarrh OF
the bladder and also gravel. 1 used to
suffer at times until I had spaSmS. I
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 to you. You have done for zee
what no one else ever did. My friends
all say that I have been raised from
the dead. I was nothing but skin and
say to everyone that If they would
place their case in your hands you
would do the same for them. All
they need to do is to give you a trial
Swayne, PHO, of New Haven, Conn.,,
proprietor of the Clear Spring Lithia
Water: I cannot express my gratitude
for what you have done for my wife.
She was on her death-bed; she was
paralyzed and had a clot of blood on
her brain. Physicians said there was
no hope that she could recover, but you
have saved her life. She improved
from the very first day she commenced
your treatment. The clot of blood has
disappeared, she sleeps well and has a
who doubt your marvellous power to
me, or let them come to my home ard
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 treat
ment, and they were hourly expecting
her death. hope and pray that I may
be at your command to help those who
suffer, and get them to write you for
free help Mrs. Macdonald, of Mill
vile, Tenn, writes: I must say that
if it had not been for your treatment I
would not be on this earth to-
day. Before began your treat
ment I thought I could not live.
but now can do my homework.
am so thankful to you and your treat
ment' Mrs. Addie E. Hough of
Omaha, Neb., says in her letter:
There are no praises too high for your
wonderful Vitaopathy. 1 was i'll for
fifteen years and spent small fortune
in doctoring, but did not get well. Have
had seven doctors treat me (the beat
in the state), but they failed to undeE-
stand my trouble. Then I had tho
operations, which left me worse than
ever. took your treatment and now
1 am well and hardy, free from pain,
happy and grateful for the great
benefits I have received "
The reporter noticed that the above
letters were taken almost at random
from among scores and hundreds,
coming from all parts of the world.
This flood of letters is due to the fact
that all that anyone who is i'll has to
their symptoms, age and sex, and he
will diagnose their case and prescribe
the proper home treatment for them,
absolutely free of charge.
Those who are sick and want to be
cured may reach Prof. Adkin by adj
dressing Thomas F. Adkin, Office
726 F. Rochester, N. Y, u. S. A. A
letter does just as much good as a per-
sonal visit, and Prof. Adkin takes an
intense pleasure in curing cases where
both doctors and medicine have failed.