The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-16
Remarkable Recovery of Mrs.
e. M. TrOwbridge of Topeka.
Her Daughter Is Mrs. Rose,
Wife of Local Merchant.
PRAISES PROF. LARSON
Gives Healer Credit of Possess
ing Wonderful Power.
Takes Every Opportunity to
Recommend Him TO Friends.

Readers of the State Journal in To-
peka and elsewhere have long been in
terestsd in the reputed wonderful cures
of Prof. j. Austin Larson. the natural
magnetic healer now at the National
hotel but stories of cures in neighbor-
1ng towns fail to interest in the same
degree as local story might
Larson has never kept the public
waiting long at any place he mas been
for demonstrations of his power ana
following. is the story, as related to
State Journal reporter, of the remark
able recovery of Mrs E. NJ. Trow-
bridge of 500 West Sixth street. Mrs.
TrOwbridge is a remarkably active wo-
man. approa ching seventy years of age
and the widow of the late DR.. N. Trow-
bridge. regular practicing physician
and druggist of Council Grove, Kan,
for nearly thirty years. She has
daughter in Topeka, Mrs. A. B. Rose,
wife of a Topeka dry goods merchant,
whose store is on the west side of Kan
sas avenue near the corner of Sixth
street A cousin of her deceased hus-
band is Bert Trowbridge. baggage mas
ter at the Santa Fe depot, a man who
has lived in Topeka upwards of twenty
years.
Mrs. Trowbridge is unstinted in her
praise of Prof. Larson's power and rec
ommends him to her friends every
where To a reporter, she said as she
left his offices today with the spright-
years her junior. L don't walk much
like a cripple, do To- and then she told
the following story;
Il took a few treatments of Prof.
Larson at Abilene this spring and got
better. Now am completing my course
of treatments and am getting well.
Prof Larson is all right. His work at
Abilene. where he is so highly spoken
of proves that.
II think very few possess Prof. Lar
sons power and l can speak very nigh
ly in his praise. Healers are born such,
not made by education In the art OF
massage or mere manipulative treat
ment. My trouble was what doctors
called rheumatic govt. causing an en-
1arsement of the joints of my hands
so that could not open shut them.
Sciatic rheumatism also attacked me
about year ago. finally settling in my
left knee, making it stiff and causing
me to walk with a limp for the past six
or eight months. Now I can open and
smut my hands with ease. and sew,
while before could scarcely dress my
self or comb my hair. l can walk up
and down stairs. placing each foot in
turn before the other. something /
hadn't been able to do for a long time
before taking treatment. Why / was so
stin that l couldn't radse my left foot
sufficiently to step over rug without
tripping and L wasn't able to get
around at all. The other morning
came down stairs about lively as d
Rose. remarked. Mother trips down
stairs like a MOTEL clerk
II couldn't sleep before, but now I
sleep Well Ny eyes used to pain me
SO I could hardly see. but now the
pain is gone My stomach and bowels
gave me trouble but he has cured
them and restored me to a hearty ap-
petite The constant pain, which left
me so nervous, is practically all gone
and with it has gone my nervousness.
think the natural magnetic treat
ment is the coming treatment for dis
eases of al kinds. and as a regular
practicing physicians wife I have
been able to Judge of the COMPARE
tive value of medicine and this treat
ment-'
Mrs Trowbridge's statement of her
former condition and the wonderful
improvement under Prof. Larson's
treatment is borne out by her daugh-
ter. Mrs Rose, who was seen later at
the store
Mother is certainly wonderfully
improved under Prof. Larson's treat
ment," she said. IT believe in giving
every one his dues and 1 frankly con-
fess that had little faith in his being
able to help mother( but I'll have to
admit that Prof. Larson has convert
ed me. He has helped her more than
anything else and if she will only take
care of herself am confident that she
will enjoy her present good health for
years to come.