The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21

cured mo. There Is no doubt about tho
truly marvellous power Of your wonderful
discovery. Lam we'll known In my sec
ton, aud feel that am doing 4 benz
eft to humanity whom / recommend your
Strcatmert."',55.s
Another case remember" continued
Professor Adkin, wher the reporter had
finished reading this remarkable letter.,
.wns that Of Mrs L.. "A. Phillips OF ira.
wick, Tex, who was all but dead when
took hold of her case. / never 50 " her.
but cured Just tho Same az II she had
como to- my office. This Is the letter
she wrote TO me when II first began 3
your treatment I had no faith In IT 1T
all; had tried so many different kinds
OF medecine withfno benefit. II had beer
under tho treatment Of twelve different
hospitals. with no relief. Then L cnl-
ployed two home doctors:z but they soon
got so they did me no good, and told me
they could do nothing for me. and that
II r. could find anything that could do
me any good for me to get It, for they
had done- everything they could. I SUI
Tered from every disease that flesh -
heir 10. h had been belfast for five
years, unable to stand up longer thar
ton minutes at q time. II ever woman
suffered did. I could not lie but on ono
side. @I&4had two large bed sores I nat
gave mo a great deal OF trouble, ard ! 4
suffered 80 much In other ways; $I had /
Kidney trouble. cntarrh OF tho bladder
and also gravel. I used to sun \ q y
times until i had spasfns. also suffered
from falling OF the womb. ulcers and
chronic indigestion, and, OF course, all
OF these diseases left my N crves In q
terrible condition. when finally wrote
"a you. YOU have dorc for me what no
one else ever did. My friends all say
that have been raised from tho dead.
Twas nothing but skin and bones nov
| IL am feeling splendid say 70 every avery
ono that II they would place their case
In your hands you would DO the t, same
| FOR them. All they need to do iB y g i've
YOU q, trial, Then here Is a ette9f' fSom
| w. s. Swayr G. Phi. e., OF New Haven,
| Conn, proprietor OF the Spring Clear
| Lithla Water: I cannot express my
| gratitude for what you have done for
my wife. She was on her death-ned,
she was paralyzed, and had a elot Of
blood on her nrain. Physicians SAID
there was no hope that she could recover.
| but you y have saved her life. She I'm
proved from the very first day she com l11.
menced your treatment. The clotS.o O. o.
blood has Disappeared; she sleeps w ~
and has splendid appetite. Refer airy
sufferers who doubt your marvellous
power to me- or let them como TO my
| home and witness the wonderful cure You
| have performed In my wtfess case. My
! ncighbors all know the condition my W'te
| was in when she commenced your treat
! ment. and they were hourly e2pectira
her death, i hope and pray tlat 1amay
| be at your command to help those T%hd
| suffer. and get them to write You LOT
! free help Mrs. Macdonald. or III h Az
| vile Tenn 9$writeA {: III must say that
1 & FIR rNt
| would not be on this earth to-day. Be-
| fore began your treatment thouGht
/ could rot live but row ! can do my
| homework I am SO thankful to you
| and your treatment Mrs. Addie r,
! HouEh OF Omaha, Neb.. says IN het
| letter: There are no praises too high
! for your wonderful Vitaopathy. ] was
| Ill for fifteen years and spent a small
| fortune In doctoring. but did not get Wen.
| Have had seven doctors treat mo ltna
4 best in the state) but they failed TO uE-
i de rstand my trouble Then had two
operations, which left me worse than
ever, took your treatment and now
! r am we'll and hardy. free from pain,
I'm ppy ana grateful for the great benz
] Gifts T have received.
i THE reporter noticed that the above
i letters were takcn almost at random
i from among scores ard hundreds. coming
j from all parts of tho Worlo. ms lioou
4 OF letters is duo TO the fact tina al that
any one who is III. has TO do is to write
A to Professor Adkin. stating their symp-
4 toms, age and sex, and he will ola g =,
4 their case and prescribe tho proper home
4 treatment for them. absolutely free o.
charge.
Those who are sick and want TO be
1 cured may reach Professor Adkin by
4 addressing Thomas II. Adkln. Bon l14a y
Rochester. N. ~. I: 8; ~ q letlel Goes o,a
4 Inst rs much good as a personal visit
4 ard Professor Adkln takes an intense
pleasure in curing cases whore both
4 doctors ndimedicinc have failed,--Adlys. "a