Arizona republican., 1904-04-10

Professor Adkin has taken them Tn ms hands, cared for them, made them whole. well and happy. Letters come TO him that seem written with the blood of distilled human agony, inn ploring the aid he is so glad to be able to bestow. The help asked for IS glV- en. and in a few days other letters come from the same men and women calling down blessings upon his head hailing him as their rescuer from the grave, thanking him again and agaln; letters fairly singing with Joy ana gratitude for the priceless boon or health he has given them. No case IS too hopeless for him to take, no disease too malignant for him to attack, no cure too hard for him, to make.
 But Professor Adkin denies using any s,,nerhuman power. He says that his methods and treatment are purely sci entific, however it may puzzle the doc tors to understand them. He contends that any and all diseases may be cured, however hopeless they may seem whatever the doctors say, how ever malignant or chronic they may be. So firm is he in this belief that he gives an absolute guarantee Tn any case when the patient will take ms advice or follow his instructions. If they will write to him, telling their trouble and symptoms, he will diag- nose their case and prescribe for them the proper treatment until they are cured absolutely without charge. That lie does all and more than he says is proven by the following letters which we are permitted to publish:
 Prof Thomas F. Adkin, Rochester, | x. Y:
 "Dear Sir-If anyone writes to me relative to your treatment l shall cer- tainly be glad to tell them about the cure brought about in my wife's case, as she was on her death bed. Physi- clans said it was impossible for her to recover, but, thanks to your wonder | full treatment she is sure to get well. You have saved her life, and I thank God for your help. I hope you will send me the names of those who suffer ] and I will write them about the won derful cure you have brought about by the grace of God. w. $. Swayne, ,Ph. G.. Propr Spring Clear Lithia Water, New Haven. Conn.,"
 "I have been a sufferer for years. l had a complication of diseases, and have doctored in Europe and America
 with only temporary relief l think I
 have tried everything in a medicinal | line. Your one weeks absent treat ment gave me more relief than any thing I ever tried. I felt I was new
 woman, and that a months treatment will almost make me well again. Mrs. K. N. Wilson, BOA E. 50th st, New York City"
 There are no praises too high for the benefit I have received from your wonderful treatment of Vitaopathy I
 was ailing for fifteen years and spent a small fortune doctoring, but did not get well. Have had seven doctors treat me, the best in the state, but they failed. Then I had two operations. which left me in a worse state than ever. I read about you, wrote to you for advice, took your treatment which was very pleasant, and now I am well and hardy, free from pain, happy and grateful for the great benefit I have received. Mrs. Addie E. Hough, 2SG7 Binney st, Omaha, Nebr."
 f'I was afflicted for over four years and was treated by different doctors and headers, but got no relief. think your treatment. is more than you claim. i They all say it was like bringing the dead to life to be restored to health in such short time. I cannot praise you enough. F.. A. Wallen, Finey, Mo-
 All that is necessary to enlist the aid of this wonderful man in your behalf is to tell him the symptoms of your trouble, addressing your letter to Pro- lessor Thos. F. Adkin, Office 516, Roch- ester, N. r., U. s. A