The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-24
Makes HUMAN
HEARTS beat AGAIN
GIVEN UP TO death BY DOCTORS, WOMAN
is BROUGHT BACK TO LIFE
By Made Wonderful Discovery
Overlooked by
Centuries
WHAT MIGHTY HEALING power is THIS
That Cures Men Women in Their Own Homes Thousands Of
Miles Away?
Hopeless mvads of Diseases Supposed to Be Incurable
the Blind MADE TO SEE and THE LAME
TO walk
BY Offers Services Free Of Charge to All Who
Need-Beieve Is His Duty to God and Man to
Help the Sick Afflced-No Disease May Not Cure
Tine BLIND MADE TO SEE and the LAME
TO walk
BY Who Offers Services Free of Charge All Who
Need-Beieves Tt Is His Duty to God and Man to
Help the Sick Alicted-No May Not Cure

deaths door she may have BEEN she had not
crossed the threshold. And, matter what
the doctors may have said, Mrs. Brackney was
not dead either, though both of these women
probably would be in their graves were it not
for my discovery"
"What is this discoveryT'
THAT there is law Of nature controlling
life and death, disease and health; law that
Is absolutely certain"
''And no one discovered it before your?
apparently not. since disease still exists
and men and women 60 on suffering and dosing
themselves with disagreeable and useless drugs
that often do more harm than good; go on
letting themselves be cut and carved when there
is no necessity .. ....-.-. ,.-. .>r.~.., u"
"What disease do you cure by this new
method of treatment1'
"It applies to all. With the power that is
given me by my knowledge of this law, there is
no disease that I may not cure. I have made
the blind and the lame walk. I have over
come paralysis. have stopped the living
death of cancer and caused deformities to dis
appear l have broken the chains of morphin-
ISM drunkenness and other bad habits. I have
cured consumption, rheumatism, heart disease,
ston ach, bowel and kidney troubles--but the
list is too long to repeat. Enough to say that
am ready to undertake the of any disease,
whatever its name or nature, however severe,
chronic or long standing, whether doctors
prarounce the case incurable or not. In fact,
invite ply sicians to send me their worst and
most hopeless cases to be cured
But how about those who live at a distance
who cannot afford the time Or money to come to
you?'
They do not need to come to me, and I do
not need to go to them do not care how far
away my patients are I cure them just as
easily and just as surely as If I stood by their
bedside
Then your power is like Faith Cure?'
tNot at all, not like any of those cults. 1t
| is scientific to the highest degree. I do not
deny the existence of disease. It is only toe
terribly true, as no one knows better than l."
Then how do you cure them?''
''All than any one who is sick and wants to
be cured has to do is to write to me, address
ing Prof. Thomas F. Adkin, office 800 Fl
Rochester, N. Y, telling me the name of their
trouble or their principal symptoms, age anG
sex. and will give them of my services abso.
! lutey Free
Surely you do not mean that any one who is
| sick write to you to be cured without pay
ing you any money!
But that is just what do mean. It is moi
charity or philanthropy on my part. though al
Sn1istlan tly u 10 my snare LOT my lelloN
man who Is less fortunate than I. No on.
need hesitate about accepting my offer. I wan
| to test my discovery thoroughly.
want to try 1t in thousands of cases so as to b.
absolutely sure of the limit Of it's power-i
| there is a limit. Possibly it may prove tina
death can be postponed, that man should LIVE
| a hundred two hundred years as easily as HI
| now lives forty
Investigation proves the fact that all Prof
| Adkin claims is not only true, but that hi
| remarks during this interview are a very mod
| est and conservative statement of his wonder
| full healing power He is not only man o
| worldwide fame but to his intimate associate
I and fellow citizens of this city he is known a
an upright, Cod fearing man, whose word is a
! good his bond and whose promises are gen
| orally fulfilled twice over.