The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1904-06-02

Without the Use of Drugs, Medicines the Surgeon
Knife He Defeats Death and Restores Life
and Health to Suffering Mankind.
Gives His Services
fuses Large Check from Grateful 1usband-Cures
and Women Thousands of Miles Away
Surely Call in Person.
(From Cincinnati Post1

ROCHESTER,, n. Y.-Restored to life by
miracle, woman who was on her way to
the grave has been rescued by that world
famous sayant Of this city, Prof. Thoma :
Il. Adkin The woman was being prepared
ton Of this scientific wonder worker was
called to her case. Responding Instantly.
and succeeding where doctors and all others
had failed, h" revived the spark OF life in
her body, put end to the agonies Of dis
solution, stopped all preparations for burial
and In manner and space Of time truly
miraculous restored the woman to health
and returned her well and strong 10 those
who had hidden farewell 10 her forever So
remarkable and unlocked for this happy
ending that Prof. Adkin is being accredited
with possessing divine power. When the
husband, with tears of joy and gratitude
In his eyes, offered his benefactor a check
written in four figures Prof. Adkin refused
to accept IT, saying: 4 must decline this
check. the same as | refuse the poor mans
offering. IL | charged a thousand dollars q
treatment | could do no more than | now
do for nothing"
When seen in reference to this wonderful
rescue, Prof. Adkin said: Yes, / restored
the woman to life ut the very edge Of the
grave, and when say that make no charge
for certain help TO those who are III and
suffering | mean every word of il. This is
only one case out of thousands where have
been the instrument OF tod in restoring
health and happiness to the sick and dying.
Daily l receive letters filled with means and
SOhS Of physical and mental agony implor-
ing for the aid / am 50 glad to bestow
few days pass and others from the same
people come fairly singing with joyous graft
tude for the wonderful restoration to health
my power has accomplished. Some Of the
worst cases in the country have been
brought to me, men and women their
way to the grave. as was this Mrs W. ).
Swayne, and | have cured them 50 quickly
that people say / work miracles"
The sensation created among the medical
fraternity by his discovery and miraculous
cures has been SO great that recently a
tim nf
here tn study and investigate the secrets
and methods of this wonderful man. While
they one and all were compelled 10 admit
the facts and acknowledge the countless
cures Prof. Adkin Is making. they were I'M
able to explain account for the myster-
ious, intangible force he exerts. Some of
them admitted that their remedies were as
bread pills and water compared with his
treatment While as an upright Christian
man, Prof. Adkin gives thanks 10 God for
he knowledge He has sent, he disclaims the
saying: My power is not divine or super
human. 1T is scientific 10 the highest de-
gree, based on secret law of nature thar
commands life and death absolutely. Though
this secret has bafficd the doctors and wise
men Of all times, finally discovered il after
long study and research. Drugs. medicines
and the surgeons knife often do more harm
| than good. But by this immutabIe law OF
life l can cure any disease, however maIig-
nant: whatever its nature, chronic or in
termittent; no matter what the doctors may
have said about it,
While I'm some eases he sends out a pac,I-
liar magnetized food product in concen-
trated form, which immediately revitalizes
the whole human system. Prof. Adkin dis
dams the use Of Faith Cure, Christian
Science or similar cults. What this extract
or elixir is, how he makes IL charges it
with magnetic force. he does not say. Doc
tors and scientists are yainly puzzing their
brains trying to analyZe it and discover the
secret, but can not.
Returning TO the case Of Mrs. Swayne. in
| reply to a question Prof. Adkin said: THAT
you may have doubt about this and the
other remarkable cures l have made read
this letter from the woman's husband, and
| these others, which you are at liberty to pub
lish IL you think they will help some poor
sufferers. A copy was taken, word for
word, OF the letters shown by Prof. Adkin.
and they are printed herewith in the belief
| that they viii be a message Of hope to some
who have given up in despair. Mr.. Swayne,
who Is proprietor Of the Clear Spring Lithia
Water. New Haven. Conn, writes: Il can
not express my gratitude for what you have
done for my wife. She was on her death
bed; she was paralyzed and had clot of