The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-16
WHAT MIRACLE
Of HEALING
IS This?
The Human Heart Made to
Beat Again in Woman's
Body Rescued From
the Grave.
THE BLIND MADE TO SEE AND
THE LAME TO WALK. .
Ard Hopeless 1nvalids Healed
Of Diseases Pronounced IN
durable by Physicians.
PROFESSORS PHENOMENAL
POWER.
--~---u E ~
Upsets Modern Medical Practice
by Curing Without Useless
Drugs and Medicines
Gives Services Without Charge to the
THE BLIND MADE TO SEE AND
THE LAME TO WALK.
PROFESSORS PHENOMENAL
POWER.
Upsets Modern Medical Practice
by Curing Without Useless
Gives Services Without Charge to the
Sick and Afflicted, believing IT
His Duty to God and Man to.
Help Suffering Humanity.

SICK anu hI1Ilclcu, I)CltCNlIS
His Duty to God and Man to.
Help Suffering Humanity.
. ROCHESTER. n. y, Oct. H~.-(Speciai
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES The useless
drugs and medicines dispensed by docso!s.
and yet healing hopeless 'invaNds OF ols-
cases pronounced %inSurable by ph!si-
clans and specialists, succeeding IN re-
storing life and health when doctor altcr
doctor failed. Professor Thomas =. az az
KIM of this city. has proven the value OF
q wonderful! discovery that threatens 70
upset modern medical practice. In me
face CT opposition, criticism. even rlai-
cule. he has persisted in his BELIEF tnal
hope shoulder not be lost until actual ana
un,,nnlistakabie dissolution of the body oc-
curs. He claims, and offers evidence oe-
yond doubt, that he has made the human
heart beat again In the body Of a woman ml
siyen up % death, He cites names and
Instances, where, by means Of his dls.
covery. he has made the blind see ana
the lame walk; where he has p~ertnanen,ly
paralysis, consumption, sypn!'is,
rheumatism. Bright.s disease and otnef.
diseases heretofore supposed TO- be lncuf-
able. More than@.hat, he states mat ne
can cure the sick In their " homes.
hundreds OF miles away, without stirring
from h!s5 ONCE. In one Instance. that OF
a Mrs. l.. a. Phillips. Of Trawick texas
the witnesses say that he raised ner5 iIo!u
the dead. Whether that Is tieralytlk th ~
Or not. there Is little doubt U that 1tne
woman would be IN her grave to-day were
II not for this mans strange power over
human life and his, maryelons I, control
over disease and death; Z mrs Tim pn,il' iwea ara
and for the last five had been hedfast.
Gould lie on one side only, and vas
covered with bed sores. She IVA : dis-
eases, Including stomach, kidney, n re-
male troubles, and had been under treat,
ment OF twelve d:fferent hospitals ana
help her and pronounced Increase incur.
able. Her ~agonies were SO great that
they threw her into convuls,ye spasms;
While her h9 Sc ,n wan mes's sIve n h hes' we're ERE
nearing her grave. when she heard OF
Professor Adk.n; Broken n 6ody' pam pam
against hope in this last desperate change
she wrote to him. He replied at once.
saving that he would take her case. as
ssuring her that ne eonla a - h MTItu And
notwithstanding what the doctors haG
said, he did cure her completely. sc, IRA.
to-day she is up ana ABOUT, Il Wen Wo-
man, Joyous. thankful and enthusiastic.
Another case mo equally remarkable
vas that OF Mr.. r. A. Wallcn. of Finey;
Mo. who for four years was paralyzeds
IN 7 spitesof ali the doctors who attended
him. Els cure was so gquick and mar
veious that In a letter he says:'It was
like bringing the dead to ne. sPr9fessor
ington. Ca. of a malignant cancer, with
out the knife or probe: he stopped the
Great White Plague; ~onsutnPuon N me
Me- and hundreds of other suffering
men and women have likewise been res
cued by this wonderful man. who seems
10 control some mysterious force not
known 10 ordinary mortais.S
When called upon for an Interview. Pro-
yes. remember the cases you, men
ton, but 7 do not quite understand why
they should cause any especial aston
ishment, since they are no more wonder
fui than scores Of other cures ! have
m the ao s!pie / symiy ssile9 Ws ts s'Ss0 thers is is
notdiscase ] may not cure, and whatever
other men may, DO or fail to DO, mean
e e k sny G Gn hsal'f asey yh fm sisk have aHs 1 1nst as
long as ] am able. make no executions.
rich or pool, cast or west. wherever they
live, 1t Is all the same to me. All who
in their own homes simply by writing
and telling me the name OF their trouble
or their principal symptoms, age ana
s sf bso. aps viii WHISKY 'He shaPae = p'y ie sf'y tSes
freely, ~ % helIp ali Who are afflicted and
not to use my discovery merely to make
EDO you really mean that anyone who
is. sick, can, write TO you y 1 be cured
without paying YOU any money?
Exactly. mean Just that: ! know
il Choose to help the carth'si physical
TO prevent my2doins so, Is there? rave
my, own reason for my course Y, this
that BY taking advantage OF my offer
they are accepting charity. ! will have
my reward in proving to the world the
great value Of my discovery 9on and TIE Ge,hse use
What IS this dlscoYeryy'
u can, show you better than ! San :,
PAIN q me- aiaYe w st'i' the results. II You do
50 i would preferIthat YOU select q chron-
ID cnse--sopia. ono whom. physicians have
said cannot be cured: Any doctor may
medicines, but / want those where both
anyone Who wants 10 be cured to write
&. ,Hak ne, o adesei sIIs III pf RoaSsste rhsSm n E
"But how can YOU cure those at a dis
tancerrthose whom sou, never see?n v
lust rs easily and Just as surely as
though I went to then, Or they, game sto
Whether they live one or a, thousand
miles away isinll the same. a letter Is
ali that is necessary to1enllst my aid,
y WhdS 90, G So% t %sa f %fy % 91 w NAY re-, re- I sha an!s'
makes no adherence TO me, MY power Is
Iiintysestiigsatlop proves that Professor Adj,
Kin. claims arc more than h9gne ppt