The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-04

II am a little ashamed to write you,
as l never told you you had saved my
life. l was pronounced a dead man
by physicians and friends, and the
grave was ready for me. but you
brought me back to- life, and made
me a well, strong man, and am
more than thankful to you and your
staff of physicians. Now, Prof Adkin,
l shall ever appreciate the great good
you have done me-
Another case l remember" contin-
ued Prof Adkin, when the reporter
had finished reading this remarkable
letter, was that of Mrs. L. A. Phillips
of Trawick, Tex. who was all but
dead when 1 took hold of her case. l
never saw her, but | cured her just
the same as if she had come to my
office. This is the letter she wrote
to me: When l first began your treat
ment l had no faith in it at all; had
tried so many different kinds of medi-
cine with no benefit. 1 had been I'M
der the treatment of twelve different
hospitals, with no relief. Then / en-
ployed two home doctors; but they
soon got so they did me no good, and
told me they could do nothing for me,
and that if / could find anything that
could do me any good for me to get
1t, for they had done everything they
could. / suffered from every disease
that flesh is heir to. / had been bed
fast for five years, unable to stand up
longer than ten minutes at time. If
ever woman suffered l did. | could
not lie but on one side. 1 had two
large bed sores that gave me a great
deal of trouble, and / suffered so much
in other ways 1 had kidney trouble,
catarrh of the bladder and also gravel.
/ used to suffer at time until had
spasms. l also suffered from falling
of the womb, ulcers and chronic ind-
gestion, and, of course, all of these dis
eases left my nerves in a terrible con-
dition, when l finally wrote to YOU.
You have done for me what no one
else ever did. My friends all say that
l have been raised from the dead
was nothing but skin and bones; now
| am feeling splendid 1 say to every
one that if they would place their case
in your hands you would do the same
for them. All they need to do is to
give you. trial Then here is a let
ter from w. S. Swayne, Phi, G., of New
Haven, Conn.,, proprietor of the Clear
Spring Lithia Water: / cannot ex-
press my gratitude for what you have
done for my wife. She was on her
death bed; she was paralyzed and had
clot of blood on her brain. Ply
sIclanS SAID there was no hope that
she could recover. but you have saved
her life. She improved from the very
first day she commenced your treat
ment. The clot of blood has disap-
peared, she sleeps well and has a
splendid appetite. Refer any sufferers
who doubt your marvellous power to
me, or let them come to my home and
witness the wonderful cure you have
performed in my wife's case. My neigh
bors all know the condition my wife
was in when she commenced your
treatment, and they were hourly ex-
pecting her death. l hope and pray
that l may be at your command to
help those who suffer, and get them
to write you for free help Mrs. Mac
Donald of Millville, Tenn, writes: L
must say that If 1t had not been for
your treatment / would not be on this
earth to-day. Before 1 began your
treatment l thought l could not live,
but now ! can do my homework. l
am so thankful to you and your treat
ment.' Mrs. Addie f. Hough OF Oma-
ha, Neb., says in her letter: There
are no praises too high for your Won
derful Vitaopathy. l was m for If
teen years and spent a small fortune
IN doctoring. but did not get well. Have
had seven doctors treat me (the best
stand my trouble. Then / had two
operations, which left me worse than
ever took your treatment and now
] am well and hardy, free from pain,
happy and grateful for the great bene-
fits / have received"
The reporter noticed that the above
letters were taken almost al random
from among scores and hundreds. COM
ing from all parts OF the world. This
Hood OF letters rs due TO the fact that
all that any one who Is IN has 10 do
~ TO write 10 Prof. Adkin, stating
their symptoms, age and sex, and no
VIII diagnose their case and prescribe
the proper home treatment for them.
absolutely free Of charge.
Those who are sick and want 10 be
cured may reach Prof Adkin BY adj
dressing Thomns " Adkin, office Gis
y. Rochester n. ". q. 3. A. A let
Ger docs just az much good AZ n per-
son5l visit and Prof Adkn takes an
lntenar pleasure iu curing cases whern
both doctors ana medicine have failed.