The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-09
The BLIND MADE TO SEE and the Lame
TO WALK
BY Wonder Worker Who Offers Services Free Charge
to All Who Stand in Need Believes 1t Is His Duty
God and Man to Help the Sick Afflicted
Disease He May Not Cure.

Rochester. n. Y.-(SpeciaI Correspond,
ence-)-A remarkable case that threatens &c
upset the theory and practice OF medicine
10 reported from Wilmington, o. The hui
man heart has been made TO beat again ir
the body OF e woman given UP 10 Geatt
by doctors.
The credit for this startling restoration
Is due to that distinguished savant OF this
city. Thomas + Adkin. professor OF vita
opathy. and president OF the Institute o!
Physicians and Surgeons.
Previous experiments on animals, like
those pade by Loeb OF Chicago, and
Weaver OF Philadelphia. succeeded in
making the heart beat for only short
time after death. and even this partial
success probably was due merely TO reflex
muscular action induced by saline injec-
tons
But in this case Professor Adkin accom-
plished far more wonderful result BY
an entirely different method and in an en-
urely different way, he not only made The
neArt beat again. but made it keep on
beating. and to-day the woman. a Mrs II
+ Brackney. is alive and well. instead OF
being in her grave.
The history OF medicine, from the time
OF tiaien TO the present day. fails TO give an
explanation OF this phenomenal restoration
writ.
The facts in the caseare so unusual and
revolutionary that an interview was sought
with Professor AdkiH. to learn If possible
the details OF this wonderful case. At first
hc SCcIHc1 10 talk uuDllca-
ton. but finally was induced to tell OF what
is undoubtedly one OF the mos. marvellous
discoveries in the annals OF science a dis
covery that gives this man strange and
far-reaching control over human life over
disease and death
Yes. / restored Mrs. Brackney 10 life
and health. made her heart beat again"
said the professor. But It is a mistake
OF the kind where 1 have been equally
successful when drugs and doctors have
tailed. have cured hundreds of men and
women in the same way, of diseases pro-
nounced incurable, rescued them when
they were on the edge OF the grave, and
restored them to health and strength
rn E.nout useless drugs or the surgeons
Would you mind giving the names of
Not at all. There IS nothing I want
widest publicity. l want the whole world
70 know what / am dcing, 20 that others
may be saved from an early death or life
long misery You are more than welcome
70 investigate any or all OF the cures I
have made OF hopeless invallds given ,ip
TO de by doctors. You can read letters
from my former patients, interview or
write to the men and women themselves.
OF yor can go over my records and files
ana see for yourself that l succeed where
physicians and medicines have failed One
case that remember particularly is that
of MIS-. I. A Phillips of Trawick, Tex
She had been bedridden for five wears. in
twelve different hospitals. and under the
treatment OF various doctors besides All
fefed 10 cure her of the complication OF
diseases from which she was suffering
and told her they could do no more. that
her case was hopeless
When took her case II seemed a. IL
she was beyond the aid of any human
power. But. by using the knowledge given
me oy my discovery. cured her when she
was so near death Chat in a letter she
dead. ~
That is not literally true. of course. /