The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-12
And Hopeless lnva'ids nea'ed
OF Diseases Pronounced In
durable by Physicians
PROFESSORS PHENOMENAL
POWER
Upsets Modern Medical Prac-
tiCe by Curing Without Use
less Drugs and Medicines
Gives Services Without Charge TO the
Sick and Afflicted, Believing u
bIls Duty 10 God and Man
TO Help Suffering
Humanity.

Rochester. n. Y. Nov. 1O.-(special Cor
espondence)-Dlscard the useless
drugs and medicines dispensed by doctors
and yet healing hopeless invaiids of dis
eases pronounced incurable by physicians
md specialists, succeeding In restoring
life and health when doctor after doctor
failed, Professor Thomas r. Adkip. OF
his city. has proven the value of a won
ierfui discovery that threatens TO upset
modern medical practice In the face OF
opposition, criticism. even ridicule. he has
persisted i'm his belief that hope should
lot be lost until actual and unmistakabla
dissolution OF the body occurs. He Claims,
and offers evidence beyond doubt, that lie
mas made the human heart osit again In
De body OF q woman given up "a death.
lie cites names and Instances, who're, by
IesrS OF his dh covery. he nas male thc
blind see and the Jane walk: Where lie
las permanently cured paralysis, con-
sumption, syphilis. rheumatism, Brignts
disease, and other diseases heretofore sup
posed to be incurable. More than that,
he states that he can cure the sick IN
their ow homes hundreds OF ililes away
without rtirI ing from his Office. In one
instance. that OF a Mrs. J.. "A. Phillips, Of
rrawick, Tex, the witnesses say that he
raised her from the dead. Whether that
$ literally true or not, there ia little doubt
ut that the woman would lc i'm her grave
today. were II not for this mans strange
power over human life and his marvel
Gus control over disease and death. Mrs.
Phillips had been a hopeless invalid for
many years. and for the last five had been
oedfast, could lie on one side only and
vas covered with bed-sores. She was
suffering from a severe complication OF
diseases. including stomach. kidney. and
emale troubles. and had been under
treatment OF twelve different hospitals
md various doctors. all OF whom failed
help her and pronounced her case In
'urable. Her agonies were so great that
hey threw her into convulsive spasms
While her body was wasted TO skin ana
ones. All the medicines given her were
Without effect, and che was rapidly near
ng her grace, when she heard Of Prof.
Adkin Broken In body. psin-weary, and
without faith. but hoping against hope
n this last desperate chance, she wrote
o him. He replied at once, saying that
,e would take her case, assuring her that
le coulvi and would save her life and re-
tore her TO health. And Notwithstanding
What the doctors had said. he did cure her
ompIetely 30 that today she Is UP and
loout, a well woman, joyous. thankful
md enthusiastic Another case almost
,aually remarkable was that OF Mr.. X.
\. Wallen, of Finey, Mo-. who Tor iour
ears was paralyzed and was steadily
rowing more helpless In spite OF ali the
loetors who attended him. His cure was
o quick and marvellous that, In letter
ne Gays: 1T was like bringing the dead
o life" Prof Adkin cured Mrs. NJ. w.
Jolen, OF Covington. Ca. OF a malignant
,ancer without the knife or probe; he
,topped the Great White Plague, con
umption. In the case OF Miss II. l.. Kel-
ey of Seal Cove. Me. and hun treds OF
ither suffering men and women have ike
Use been rescued by this wonderfL, man
Who seems to control some mysterious
orce not known TO ordinary mortals
When called upon for an interview
Prof. Adkin said
"Yes I remember the cases you men
tlon hut do not quite understand why
they should cause any especial astonish-
,nent. since they are no more wonderful
han scores OF other cures l have MADE
ince I announced my discovery TO the
world ! frmly believe that there Is no
disease | may not cure. ana Whatever
)ther men may do or fail to do. mean to
keen on healing the sick and afflicted Of
anv disease they may have just as long
as I am able I make no exceptions. rich
or poor, east or west wherever they live.
II Ia all the same 70 me. All who are sick
from any cause may be cured In their
own homes simply by writing and telling
me the name OF their trouble or their
principal symptoms. age and sex. and I
will give them OF my services absolutely
to God and man to give freely. TO help
all who are afflicted and not TO use my
discovery merely 10 make money"
"Do you really mean that anyone who
is sick can write 10 you to be cured.
without paying you any money!
Exactly. I mean just that. I know II
nay seem an unusual thing TO do. but IL
xzy.. AA n nh n
tortunates without pay. there's nothing to
prevent my doing so. is there7 ] have my
own reason for my course In this matter
and I DO not want anyone to feel that by
taking advantage OF my offer they are
accepting charity. I will have my reward
In proving to the world the great value OF
my discovery. and the uselessness OF
wasting money on doctors and medicines
VIXEN II In not necessary"
What is this discovery
81 can show you better than can ex-
plain. Have some one who n sick write to
me and watch the results IL you do so
I would prefer that you select chronic
case. some one whom physicians have
said cannot be cured. Any doctor may
cure simple case with few doses OF
medicines. but I want those where both
doctors and medicines have failed. Tell
anyone who wants TO be cured TO write
to me, addressing Professor Thomas f.
Adkin. Office 1914 II, Rochester. n. Y
But how can you cure those at dis
tance those whom you never seer"
Just az easily and Just az surely as
though I went TO them or they came to
me. Distance makes no difference.
Whether they live one or a thousand
miles away is all the same A letter r. all
that is necessary 10 enlist my aid What
other men may or may not he able To do,
how they fail or what they charge makes
no difference 10 me. Ny power b gu
prsme."
Investigation proves that Professor Al
kir's claims are more than borne out by
the fsc;s, and that be slinlls his prcTiise
OF free service GO the very letter.