The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-29
.REDEEMS HIS PROMISES
Prof Larson Makes Characteristic
Statement to People of SaIina.

Salina, Kans., July 2s.-The people
of this vicinity have just welcomed
back to their midst Prof. j. Austin
Larson, the healer who was all the
return, Larson issued the following adj
dress through the newspapers to the
people of Salina and vicinity:
kansas State Building, Worlds fair,
July Is, 1904.
IT will be in Salina the 2Sth day of
July. 1 come in fulfllment of my
promise made last fall.
81 am fully aware of the effects of
my treatment and am not afraid of
the searchlight of time turned upon it.
When. 1 made the statement last
fall that was going to return, 1 did
it advisedly, expecting to keep my
promise, but a few hard-headed skep-
tics said, You have seen the, last of
Larson, you can bid him goodbye now
and the transient, effects of his treat
ment within thirty days.
But the good effects in the great
majority of cases treated by me have
lasted and those who were enthusiast
over the results they had obtained last
fall. are doubly so now because time
has given them a chance to judge more
thoroughly of the beneficial and last
ing effects of my treatment.
In my article now or in the adver-
t1sementS which will appear later, I
am not going to waste any time try
ing to convert Skeptics, but it is to
those who feel the need of my treat
influenced
by the blatant words of one who knows
SO little as to profess to know it all,
that 1 wish to speak.
When 1 first entered Salina this
same person and a few others of his
ilk said, Larson will not do any bust
ness here. This community is too
conservative When they found them
selves in error on this point, they said:
Larson Just makes his patients be-
lieve that they are better, but the re-
suits won't last.
"A little later when I made the an
nouncement of my intended return to
sauna, they tried to laugh my friends
TO scorn- My return will vindicate
the confidence of my friends"
treated ninety cases in Salina last
fan Out of that number, 1 secured
nfty-hVe absolute cures, and gave very
material benefit to the remaining thirty
five with the exception of three or four
Ih1S is a correct statement of the re-
suits of my work at it's conpIetion last
fall.
Now let us see how these results
have stood the test of time. Out of the.
ffty-hve cures, three have gone back.
but to offset that a large number of
those who were classed as only 'bene-
hted,' have since become entirely well
without further treatment That is the
record of my work, as proved by time,
in Salina.
These figures nave been complied
from letters written to the BeIoit Daily
Call, which made thorough investiga-
ton of my work in Salina; from letters
written to the Clay Center Times, which
made a like investigation; from the
personal investigation of Mr. w. L.
Cundiff, staff reporter on the Topeka
Daily Capital, who spent four days in
terViewing as many of my patients as
he could reach; and from the personal
investigation of my business manager,
Mr.. L. G. Housed, who at two different
times this summer has spent many
days visiting those who took the treat
ment.
I, or no one else, can cure every case
When any man is able to do that he
can set himself up as a god among men
instead of man among men.
Il rest my case upon this short brief,
together with the testimony of my
patients, and every fair man and wo-
man can act as jurors. Sincerely yours
PROF.. j. AUSTIN LARSON"
1t is this statement backed by the
facts that has completely routed
skepticiSm in Salina- The address is
characteristic of the man, honest, con-
else. clear cut and frank. It shows |
better than ought else the confidence
Prof Larson has in his great powers of |
healing and the permanancy of the results |
he obtains. Not only does Prof. Larson |
believe in himself, but Salina believes |
in him, if the crowds that have throng-
ed his offices since his return mean |
anything.
Prof. Larson is making his headquar- |
ters at the National MOTEL, Topeka, |
and Wednesdays of each week here |
The remaining days of the week he |
spends at Salina among his many |
friends and patients.
1t adds spice to dreary life, encourages |
the, human neart, lifts one out of despair. |
breathes new life and confidence. That's |
what HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will /
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