The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-21
ans Startling Statement
Remarkable Offer of Free Service.
durable
SAYS SHE MA
RIOUS MIGHT

days We're numbered. But 1 cured
her in spite of all the doctors said !;
made her lungs heal and grow strong
and put the flesh back on her wasted
body. Ordinary medical treatment
seldom, If 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 | do not have to resort to the
butchery of the knife, either; / do not
have to cut flesh and scrape bones.
My treatment is easy, gentle and gives
no pain, but the disease disappears.
one of my patients-Mrs. NJ. w.
Noien, of Covington Canvas having
her life eaten away by a cancer She
saw nothing but a terrible death be-
fore her when / took her case; but
cured her, entirely and permanently.
Paralysis is another supposedly in
durable disease. A Mr.. K. A. Wallen,
of Finey, Mo-, had been paralyzed for
over four years and nothing the doc
tors could do gave him any relief. That
did not discourage me. / took the
case in the face of their verdict and
today the man is walking around as
we'll as you or |. SO it was with Mrs.
l.. A. Phillips, of Trawick Tex. She
had been bedridden for five years, in
twelve different hospitals and under
the treatment of various doctors, who
all failed to cure her of complication
of diseases from which she was Suf-
fering, including kidney trouble, ca
tarrh of the bladder, gravel female
| weakness, ulcers, chronic indigestion
and extreme nervousness. The medi-
cine that doctors gave her did her
no good, but my treatment did. |
cured her, and she says i raised her
from the dead These are only ran
dom cases from the many hundreds |
have cured, and | mention them mere
ly to show you that it is a mistake
to say that any disease is incurable.
They may have been IncuIable before
| made my discovery, but they are so
no longer.
but how do you make these mar
velous cures? What is this power
that you possess 2" asked the reporter.
1T would take too long to tell you,
but here is a copy of a book | have
written describing my discovery and
method of treatment. / do not sell
it, | had it printed for distribution
among my friends. and patients and
those who might be interested in this
study of q new science. To them /
am glad to give it upon request If
reading the book does not satisfy you
and you want to know more of 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 matter what it is,
to write to me telling me the name
of their trouble or their principal
symptoms, age and sex, addressing
Prof. Thomas f. Adkin, Box 1851,
Rochester, N. Y, and | will prove my
power to do all that l claim. and
will give the proof without charging
cent for my services"
do you mean that any one can
accept this offer?''
81 mean it for any one who is i'll.
from any cause. and who feels that
the doctors do not understand the
case, or who does not want to pay
doctors and druggists bills
But how about those at a distance
can you cure them, too?"
'Just as easily and just as surely
as though they came to my office.
Whether they live one or thousand
miles away. It's all the same. A
letter to me does just as much good
as personal visit
"And they do not have to inclose
any money!"
mot a single cent. Simply write
to me and ask to be cured
But it seems Strangs-"
Strange or not, | mean just what
say, as any one can find out by writ
ing to me-"