The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-07-10
Cincinnati Post.

I wen and has a splendid appetite. Re-
Ter 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 neighbors all
Know the condition my wife was In
when she commenced your treatment
and they were hourly expecting her
be at your command to help those who
suffer and get them to write you for
free help Prof Adkin never even saw
Mrs. Mrs. L. A. Phillips 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 treat
ment l had no faith in it at all, had
tried SO many different kinds of med
der 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 nothing for
me. and that If l could find anything
that could do me any good for me
to get 1t. for they had done everything
they could. l suffered from every dis
ease that flesh is heir to. 1 had been
stand up longer than ten minutes at
time. If ever a woman suffered /
did. could lie on but one side. / had
two large bed sores that gave a great
much in other ways. ] had kidney
trouble catarrh of the bladder and
also gravel. l used to suffer at times
until / had spasms. l also suffered
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 did. My friends all say
that have been raised from the dead.
l was nothing but skin and bones;
now 1 am feeling splendid. 1 say to
everyone that IL they would place
thei- case in your hands you would
do the same for them. All they need
to do is to give you a trial" An
other letter was from Rev. S. A San
derk. an eminent evangelist of Cairo,
Ill, who for many years had been a
victim of chronic Indigestion and
Il began your treatment with but lit
tie faith, but in a few days realized
that l had something different from
anything / had ever tried. 1t seemed
to fill me with new life and energy. In
ten days l felt like a new man and
slept soundly as a child. Before TAX
ing your treatment l was miserably
ill. blue, discouraged, and nearly
art-broken. Now 1 am well, enjoy
ing life and able to do more and bet
ter work than ever. All these bless
ings 7 owe to you. a man worthy of
the fullest confidence. and l hone
every sick and afflicted man and wo-
mar, will write to you. You are car
and your discovery is a revelation y
DR.. A. w. Shaw of Grafton, w. Va,
writes Leading physicians and
specialists pronounced my case OF
Bright's Disease incurable, and / was
given. UP to. die. l 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 mall from all over the
world. This flood of letters is due
to what is probably one of the most
mysterious elements of Prof. Adkin's
power Remarkable as the fact NAV
seem. he does not have to see ner
sons who are Ill in order to cure them.
The vital magnetic influence he exerts
travels miles as easily as inches, at
lacking the disease like magic and
driving II 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 as personal interview. All that
anyone who is sick has to do is to
write him letter telling their symp-
toms, age and sex, andhe will diagnose
their case and prescribe !, -oper
home treatment for them ~ Nv
free OF charge. 1t Tho clos
h Il 3Fu @av Those hose .onal Democratic G
benefactor of reached final adJou
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