The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-13

her in spite Of all the doctors said; made
her lungs heal and grow strong and put
the flesh back on her wasted body. Ord-
nary medical treatment seldom, II ever,
cures cancer. The surgeons may cut It
away again and again, but It comes back
every time and brings death with IT. But
] cure It, and I do not have to resortto
the butchery Of the knife, either; I do VI
not have to cut flesh and scrape bones.
My treatment Is easy. gentle and gives B
no pain. but the disease disappears. One
OF my patents-Mrs. M. w. Nolen. Of
Covington, Ga.--was having her life eat-a
en- away by a cancer. She saw nothing
but terrible death before her when I
took her case, but I cured her, entirely
and permanently. Paralysis Is another
supposedly incurable disease. A Mr. r.
A.5NYallen. Of Fney. Mo-. had been para Z !;
3yzed for over four. years and nothing the I
doctors could do gave him any relief.
That did not discourage me. I took the 1
case in the face Of their verdict and to- d
day the man Is walking around as well
as you orEI. So It was with Mrs. L.
Phillips, OF Trawick. T ex. She had been /
bedridden for five years. In twelve diff -
ferent hospitals and Sunde or the treatment
OF various doctors, who all failed to cure
her OF tho complication OF diseases from
which she was suffering, including kid al
5ney trouble. catarrh Of tho bladder gray
Ell. female weakness, ulcers, chronic indi-s
gestion and extreme nervousness. The
medicine that doctors gave her did her
no good. but my trea tment did. cured 4
her. and she says: T raised her from the
dead. These are only random cases from
,the many hundreds X have cured, and II
mention them merely to show you tina It.
is mistake to say that any disease 5:sH
sincurable. They may have been incur
- cco hiit
are 80 no longer" 81
But how do you make these n1arvel- Nh
OTIS cures? What Is this power that you
possess? asked tho reporter.
Il TT would take too long to toll YOU, but
here Is a copy OF a book I have written
describing my discovery and my method .
of treatment. do not sell It, y had at
printed for distribution among my friends
and patients and those who might be-
Interested In this study OF a new science
TO them am glad to give t&upon$ re-
quest. II reading the book does not sat-
3isfy you and you want to know more Of 4
how cure any disease tell some one who
Is sick to write to me. Will go even
further-tell any one who IS attacked by
any disease no mat What y I, ~
write to me telling me the name OF their
trouble or their principle symptoms. a Sc
and sex, addressing Prot. Thomas p. x
sAdkin. Office 1143 J, Rochester N. VI and
II will prove my power to do all that lt5
claim and I will give the proof without
charging n cent for my services.
lido you mean that any one can accept
this offer?' j. Il 81 #3
II mean 1t for any one who Is III, from
any cause, and. who feels that the Goc-
tors do not understand the case. or who
does not want to pay doctors and drug -t#
glsts' bills. e.: n "a }}$
But how about those at a distance
can you cure them. too 2
Just as easily and Just MS surely as as n
though they cana TO my office. Whether
they live one or a thousand miles away
its all the Same. a letter to me does
Just as much good as a personal visit.
b And they d . not have to inclos'e any
money! 4, q
mot a.sngle cent, Simply Wt WHO AZ =. Il
me and ask to be cured. III i isS$s
ttBut 1t seems s range ~ Az. 5& NJ Il;
"st,ange or not, ! mean Just what ! n 81
say as any one can find out W writing 1Vli' M
to me."-Adv