Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-06-02
CENTRAL KANSAS
IS MYSTIFIED
Unknown and Unannounced on Ills Arrival
Within Ten Short Months a Man
OF Strange Power Has
Become Famous.

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These spells happened as frequently g
twice week before Prof. Larson cam
TO Manhattan six weeks ago. I place
| myself under his care and only ono
| since that time have l had one of thes
spells. That was four weeks ago. Mo-
am new woman. can eat. slice
| and do homework which I could nc
| do before" Mrs. Rigney's case has at
tracted much attention In Manhatta
on account Of ner wide acquaintance
and the newspapers there have devote
considerable space to her surprising
recovery.
COUSIN OF GEN. MILES.
H. D. Miles. a second cousin Of Gen
eral Nelson A. Miles. came from Ia
coma, Wash, to be treated by Prof
Larson. II saw a newspaper account
of the remarkable work he was doing,
Mr.. Miles said. "and as had tried ev'
erything else and spent lots Of money
trying to be cured Of stomach trouble
decided to come to Manhattan and
see II Prof. Larson could do anything
for me and arrived a week ago
About twelve years ago I lived
here, and still know number OF
people in and around Manhattan. For
the past year have hardly been able
to do anything. I could not eat any.
thing and keep It on my stomach with
out It giving me distress. and lost
forty pounds In weight. When came
here II was almost impossible for me
to climE the stairs to Prof. Larson's
rooms, but now / am like q new man
entirely. This morning I walked eight
miles to the railroad station Before
I commenced taking these treatments
| felt most of the time as II would
have to crawl II I got anywhere. but
now I am getting strong. can eat any
thing that anybody else can. and do
not seem to have any trouble of any
kind. I am glad that / came here"
WOMEN CURED OF NERVOUSNESS
Two notable cases OF cures of nervous.
ness are told In Manhattan, one being
that of Mrs J. Hubert, wife OF the Union
Pacific agent at Ogden Mrs Hubert
had extreme nervous and liver trouble
She told reporter that she had not for
several years before seeing Prof Larson
had good nights sleep. II would toss
around In bed every night for an hour
Or two. and had the most frightful
lreams. was sick that way for ten
Years. and five years ago was told by
physicians that could not live ten days
hung onto life, but did not enjoy II
much until after taking treatments from
Prof. Larson. l am now rapidly gaining
ny health, am not bothered with nervous.
Tess and sleep well every night" II can
ouch for that" said her husband who
accompanied her. II hardly get her
wake mornings now"
Mrs. l. B. Paddock, wife Of a well
nown monument man Of Manhattan, SAID |
l do not believe Prof. Larson and his |
reatment has better friend than me |
nywhere For two years l did not |
eep two-thirds Of any night My hus.
and did not want me to take treatments
'om Prof Larson. but he finally con.
ented. Now he is as glad as l am that
did, for l am almost entirely we'll
IN do my own homework and am sc
eepy that l can hardly hold up my heaf
hen bedtime comes"
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. M. Allen, OF Manhat.
IN, are both patients Of Prof. Larson
RS. Allen has been troubled with con.
ipation for long time and last De-
mber she sustained slight stroke OF
lralysis In her left limb following a se.
ire attack of grip. When she com
enced taking treatments from Prof
arson she had no use whatever of her
fected limb and said her foot felt like
big club There was no feeling in |,
hatever She now walks home afteI
king her treatments, a distance from
e hotel Of seven blocks, and says she
rapidly being cured Of all her physical
oubles. Mr. Allen Is getting much re-
{ from pains In the neck and back
R, W. McGrew,, an old soldier. showed o
porter how he could raise his arm ano
10 put It behind his back, something he
lined was impossible on account of the 3
In before taking treatments from Prof
rson.
RHEUMATIC CASES !
adam Bowman. Of Brookville is one !
the most grateful Of the many who =
We been absolutely cured by Prof. Lar
/. He said, II am undoubtedly cureo
sciatic rheumatism which had both 7
d me for eight years. When Prof
rson was in salina last September J
8 confined to my bed. I told my wife
It as soon as was able wa. =
ng to see him. commenced d
ailments. and from the first got bet 9
After took ten treatments, fol !.
ne was no use In me taking any more =
Tas cured Since that time lost con. =
Of my horses and was thrown to tn, u
'und, sustaining a broken rib and
ises. was afraid the result would =,
a return Of the old trouble. but II did Il
come and I am &c sound and we'll :,
That man Is . wonder" :,
,hn Ramsour, residing east ofoJunc- \,
City, visited Prof Larson for treats =
Il for throat trouble. While a pa =,
/ he vrenched his back and when he -
/ appeared for treatment he came to n,
hotel on crutches. being hardly able A,
walk even with their assistance, Quite "a
lensation was created al the hotel nj
m Mr.. Ramsour walked away half T.
r Later carrying the crntehes under DC
arms He has not had occasion to N
them EneA de
,ATIENTs PROMINENT PEOPLE IN
n. b ?. Hastings. Of SO West sixth
Ct. Junction City. was treated and Il ny
} q patient Of Prot LArSoA she was n
! At Der home last wei By the Cap a.
. representative and without the 20
Atsst hesitaaey told q the Ereat in- ne