The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-08-28
And Hopeless lnvaIids Healed Of
Diseases Pronounced Incur.
able by Physicians
PROFESSORS PHENOMENAL
POWER
Cpsets Modern Medical Practice
by Curing Without Useless
Drugs and Medicines.
6i-". Services Without Charge To the
>f".c G1d Afflicted. Believing IL
MS Defy 10 God and Msn
10 Help suffering
humanity

Rochester, y. Y. Aug. 1~s-(Special Cor
Observation-Disclosures the useless drug.
aud medicines dispersed by doctors and
let healing hopeless invalids Of diseases
pronounced incurabie by physicians and
specialists. succeeding I'm restoring life and
health when doctor after Doctor failed
Professor Thomas +. Adkin. Of THE city,
has proven the value Of a wonderful dis
"orery that threatens to upset modern
medical practice. In the face Of oppo.i-
lion, criticism. even riilcule. he has per-
sisted IN his belief that hope should no:
he lost until actual and tulnistaksble DIS
solution Of the body occurs. He claims
tfn oHers evidence beyond doubt. that
No has mnde the human heart beat again
IN The body Of Il woman given up TO
death. lie cites names and instances.
"hsrn, 10y means OF his discovery. he has
made the blind SEQ and the lame walk:
'wnere he has permanently cured paralysis.
consumption. blood poison. rheumatism,
Hrfgnts disease. and other diseases here
I1tore supposed TO be incurable. More than
That. he states that he can cure the sick
N Their own homes hundreds Of miles
way without stirring from his office. In
one instRnce, that Of q Mrs. l. A. Phillips
"t Ira"7ck, Tex. the witnesses say that
he raised her from the dead. Whether
'hat IS literally true or not. there is little
doubt but that the woman would be In
her grave to-day were II rot for this
mans strange power over human life ana
his marvellous control over disease and
Heath. Mrs. Phillips had been a hopeless
invalid for many years. and for the last
I'VE had been belfast. could lie on one side
only. and was covered with bed sores.
She vas suffering from a severe ~cornylica-
lion OF diseases. including stomach. kid
rey. and female troubles. and had beer
under treatment Of twelve different hos
Iitals and various doctors. all OF whom
fsilec to help her and pronounced her case
i~rcurable. Her agUlies were so great tina.
they threw her into convUlsive spastns.
while her body was wa sted to skin ard
bones. All the medicines given her were
without effect. and she was rapidly near
Elg her grave. when she beard OF Prof.
-Ndlnn. Broken in body. psin-wea-y, and
without faith, bat hoping against hope In |
this last desperate chance. she wrote 10
him. He replied NJ once. saying that he
would take her case. assuring her that he
could and would save her life and restore
her to health. And Notwithstanding what
The doctors had said. he did cure her COM ,
pietely. 70 that to-day shs il NJ and about. |
= we'll woman. joyous. thankful. and en- |
thusiastic. Another case almost equally
raInarkable vas that OF Mr.. r.. a. Waiien. |
az Finey. Mo, who for four years was
psrslyzed. and vas steadily growing more |
helpless In spitn Of all the doctors who at |
tended him. His cure was so quick aud
marvellous that. I'm a letter he saws II. |
was Ike bringing the dead to life" Prof. |
Adktn cured Mrs. II ". Noien. Of Caving-
ton. Ga. OF 2 malignant cancer withou;
the knife o. probe. he stopped the Great
White Plague, consumption. in the case OF
Miss II: l., Kelley. Of Seal Cove. Ne. and
hundreds Of other suffering men and wonl-
IN have likewise been rescued BY this |
wonderful man. who seems 20 control some
mysterious force not known TO ordinary
r~:ortais.
When called upon for an interview. Prof.
-idkin said.
Yes. ! remember the cases you men
lion. but do not quite understand why
they should cause any especial aston!sh-
meft. since they are no more wonderful,
than scores Of other cures I have made
since 1 announced my discovery 20 the
world. 1 firmly believe that there Is no
"isesse l may not cure, and whatever
"ther men may do or fail to do. / mean to
Keep on healing the sick and afflicted of
any disease they may have just as long as
| am able. make no exceptions, rich or
poor. East or West. wherever they live. 4.
Is all the same TO me. All who are sick
rom any cause may be cured In their own
homes simply by writing and telling me
the name of their trouble OF their principal
symptoms. age and sex. and l Will give
them or nv services absolutely without
charge. | feel that il is my duty to God
ana man TO give freely. to help all who
are afflicted. and not 10 use my discovery
merely TO make money"
10 you really mean that anyone who
y sick can write TO YOU to be cured, WIN
oul paying you any money!
"f2xsctly. I mean Just that. I know II
may seem an unusual thing TO do. but /,
! choose TO help The earth's physical IN
t"rtunates without pay, there's nothing TO
prevent my doing so. iE there" I have my
reason for my course I'm this matter.
and J 90 not want anyone to feel that by
charity. | will have my reward In
proving 10 the world the great value OF
ny discovery. ard the useiessness OF vast
'rg money On doctors and medicines when
iS not necessary" :
What is this discovery"
u can show YOU better than I can ex-
AAhAb iaN Etsh- oh' IA Is SICK write
TO me and watch the results. II you do 80
would prefer that YOU select a chronic I
,ase, some one whom physicians have said I
,annot be cured. Any doctor may cure I
a simple case with a few doses Of med.- t
lines. but / want those where both doctors
and medicines have failed. Tell anyone |
wants TO be cured to write to me. ad- /.
liessing Professor Thomas F. Adkin, Box J
80 T. Rochester, y. Y" d
hut how can you cure those at a dis 9
-ance; those whom you never seer ;
Just as easily and just as surely as I
tnoueh i went TO them or they came to |
ne. Distance makes no difference. Wheth- J
n they live one or a thousand miles away
IS all the same A letter is all that Is Il
Necessary TO enlist my aid. What other r
men may or may not be able TO do. how g
hey fail or what they charge makes no s.
Inference to me. Ny power is supreme" II
Investigation proves that Professor Ad- c
ms claims are more than borne out by v
he facts. and that he fuifIls his promise e
n free service 10 the very letter. O