Arizona republican., 1904-04-10
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Rochester, NY, April Especial Cor respondence of The Republican).-I Raising the dead I believe to be with in the range of possibilities while the vital organs are intact and decomposi tion has not set in. I expect to be able to restore life to those who apparently have died from drowning, asphyxiation, syncope, shock or any other cause when the essential life tissues are not destroyed"
 This startling and revolutionary statement was made to your core spondent by Professor Thomas F. Ad- kin, the famous chemist and scientist of this city, who has discovered se- cret law of nature that has been lost for ages, performing marvels of heal ing almost as miraculous as raising the dead. The blind have been made 10 see, the deaf to hear, the lame to walk, the sick and dying restored to health and strength. This law that rules life and death, this secret that has been overlooked for centuries by other scientists and doctors, enables him to care disease, however malig- nant, whatever it's nature or origin.
 So marvellous have been the cures made by Professor Thomas F. Adkin that they have created a widespread sensation among the entire medical fraternity and associations of scien- lists. Recently the Institute of Physi- . clans and Surgeons appointed com mittee to investigate the methods by which this truly remarkable man IS able to make so many wonderful cures, almost literally lifting people from the grave back to life and strength. Among the members of this committee were pr. L. B. Hawley, pr. c. J Curtis, the eminent chemist, Professor $. l.. Day, pr. L. c. Doane, Prof. Charles B. Westover and other prominent physi- clans and scientists. Doctors do not always agree, but in this instance they were unanimous in their indorsement of Professor Adkin and the great and good work he is doing for suffering and afflicted men and women. After close examination of his scientific system, after witnessing some of his miracles of healing after writing to and talk ing with patients who owe their lives to Professor Adkin, these experts ex- pressed themselves as being wonder stricken and ready to believe that almost anything was possible to one possessed of this mysterious power.They admitted that their old-fashioned theories were as nothing when compared with Vita . opathy, and that they looked to see it bring about a revolution in the prac- tice of medicine. Enthusiastic as were their comments, they were unable to explain this intangible force by which he heals, this mystic command over disease, and called it Therapeutic Te- Iepathy," "Physic Force" "Supernat- ural Science" Suggestive Medicine and other terms indicative of their De- wilderment-some even going so far as to accredit Professor Adkin with being gifted with Divine Power" Fossil bly, the strongest reason for their ad- miration and belief in a supernatural agency is the proven fact that distance makes no difference in this mans abil- ity to cure even the most helpless cases. He restores to health the invalid who is a thousand miles away as easily and surely as he does tlE sufferer wnO comes to him in person. Read that sentence over again and then ask your self if it is any wonder that this man is looked upon almost as a god by those whom he has made well-that they say he has divine power Would our readers not do the same if he had helped them as he has helped these others? The very worst cases in the country have been brought to him by prominent physicians who confess d their own inability to help the suffer- CTS, cases where men and women were on their way to the grave surrounded by weeping relatives and friends, and