Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-06-02

, reief from Prof. Larson. MY trouDlt
} were SO complicated and advanced tha
. thought II impossible for cure TO
. accomplished. but the treatments give
, me by Prof. Larson have wonderful
J benefited me-"
Mrs. H. T. Hapke, whose daughter is
: teacher In the salina schools, still praise
Prof. Larson for giving her relief in sue
. a short time from kidney trouble of lon
} standing. Il consider IT remarkable,
) said Mrs. Hapke's daughter.
r. II. McDade. a M. e. minister WIN,
resides Just beyond the city limits Of sa
! lima. does not look as II he had ever beer
sick a day in his life. He is big
strong man with deep bass voice, and I
great admirer of Prof Larson. ''Yes.
took a course Of treatments under Prof
Larson" he said. II had suffered will
pains In the back of the head and neci
and also pains in the back. They gave
me lots of trouble until Prof. Larson got
hold of me. Since then have been all
fright. There are many of my friends
around here who tell me they have been
VI VdTlOuS COmpldlHtS.
CURED PHYSICIANS WIDOW.
Prof. J. Austin Larson. the great nat
ural magnetic healer, Is said by his pa
TENTS even to be too modest in his claims.
In fact Prof Larson is a man who does
butts little talking. but he finds great
pleasure and extreme satisfaction In hear
ing that his former patients whom he has
I h. 4o1 l.. H.. 80
the good results. The good work done
by this wonderfully successful healer will
remain as topic for discussion long after
he has left the territory in which he is
now demonstrating his great power. At
Abilene, where Prof. Larson is treating
scores Of patients, there comes q state
ment from Mrs. E. M. Trowbridge wife
Of the late DR.. N. Trowbridge. regular
physician and druggist Of Council Grove
for nearly thirty years. Mrs Trowbridge
was spending the winter with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. B. Rose, wife of a well
known merchant Of Abilene Clay Center
and Topeka, when Prof. Larson treated
her. She said: Il think very few pos
sess Prof. Larson's power, and can
bpcdh NCEy hBMy LIE pioiSOs any
trouble was what doctors called rheu-
matte govt, causing an enlargement Of
the joints of my hands 80 that could
hardly open or shut them. Sciatic rheu-
matism also attacked me about a year
ago, settling in my left knee, making II
stiff and resulting in my having to walk
with a limp during the six months prior
30 tolr 70
could hardly step over rug, couldn't
sleep and was very nervous. All Of these
troubles are now cured"
PROF. LARSON'S POWER.
Prof. ]. Austin Larson was born on a
farm near Ellsworth, Ill. About ten years
ago he began doing things which sur
prised himself One thing led on to an
healer in the country. With each case
treated his power seemed to increase, and |
before a great while he realized that a |
power of which he had never dreamed
lay within him, and that by his open
palms in contact with sufferer from al |
most any cause he was enabled to benefit |
him He regarded it as a gift sacred, |
and one that by all means should not be |
abused, and from the very beginning he |
has strictly adhered to his rule to be
honest with all lest the mysterious power |
should be taken from him.
When Prof. Larson was certain of the /
great power which lay within him he
to make a business of heal
ng the sick, and for five years did sue
,essful work at qalesburg, Ill. At that
place he established an institution, where
he attempted to teach others to heal. Out
II several hundred students there were
)ut few who possessed or could develop
magnetism to obtain satisfac-
Dry results for those who came under
heir care.
SECRET OF HIS SUCCESS.
Prof. Larson came to Kansas from Chi
ago last August and at once commenced
ccepting patients at Mcpherson. To
earn with what degree of success he
as healed the sick, 1t Is only necessary
0 interview his patients. There are now
nder the care of Prof. Larson and his
ssistant. Prof. Wells, at the towns Of
.bilene, Junction City and Manhattan
bout l65 patients, each of whom receive
NO treatments week. With this great
mount Of work before him Prof. Larson
njoys every day Of his existence. To see
I'm, smiling and serene. the very picture
perfect health, leaving his treating
IONS in the hotel at Manhattan where
Capital representative sought an inter-
lew, Is to marvel at the mans wonder
Il strength and endurance. 1T does not
L.. 10 An A...A Il
smissing the last of fifty or more pa
ents, land I could go over the same
ork again after supper. enjoy It, and
hen my patients tell me they are rapid
improving under my care that COM
'nsates me for all the efforts l have
.erted In their behalf"
Tell me Prof Larson" the reporter
lid. how do you DO these thingsf
ave talked with upwards Of 100 Of your
atients, and am stfll looking for the
ltient your power has not benefited.
ow do you accomplish these results?"
With smile. a very broad smile, and
snificent gesture. Prof Larson displayed
e palms of his large hands and replied:
aging on Of the hands suppose"
nd a minute later the famous natural
agnetic healer was standing over the
porter vigorously rubbing the palms Of
5 hands together. And when they 4
uched the forehead of the questioner
ere was a burning sensation which
uld not be mlsundePstood-the great
aler possesses within himself the power
relieve sickness and pain. He accom-
MED this ncflnn with the rarnarlA THAT