Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-03-22
Hopeless InYalids Restored to Health
Wealthy Gives
Alike Without charse-cures Women
Miles Easily Who
Call in
lFrom Memphis News.l

nent cured me. There is no doubt
about the truly marvellous power of
your wonderful discovery. / am well
known in my section and feel that am
doing q benefit to humanity when /
recommend your treatment"
Another case remember, 2 continu-
ed Prof. Adkin, when the reporter had
finished reading this remarkable let
ter, was that of Mrs. L. A. Phillips, Of
Trawick Tex, who was all but dead
when took hold Of her case. never
saw her but cured her just the same
as if she had come to my office. This
is the letter she wrote to me: when
l first began your treatment had no
faith in it at all; had tried so many diff
ferent kinds ofsmedicine with no bene-
fit. had been under the treatment Of
| twelve different hospitals, with no re-
lief. Then 1 employed two home doc
tors; but they soon got so they did me
no good, and told me they could do
nothing for me, and that if could find
anything that could do me any good
for me to get it, for they had done ev-
| erything they could. 1 suffered from
every disease that flesh is heir to. I
had been belfast for five years, unable
to stand up longer than ten minutes at
time. If ever a woman suffered I
did. / could not lie but on one side.
had two large bed sores that gavesme
great deal of trouble, and suffered
so much in other ways; / had kidney
trouble, catarrh of the bladder and al
so gravel. / used to suffer at times
until had spasms. / also suffered
from falling of the womb, ulcers and
chronic Indigestion and, of course, all
of these diseases left my nerves in a
terrible condition, when I finally
wrote to you. You have done for me
what no one else ever did. My friends
all say that have been raised from
the dead. l was nothing but skin and
bones; now I am feeling splendid. I
say to everyone that if they would
place their case in your hands yoV
need to do is to give you a trial. Then
here is a letter from w. S. Swayne, ePk.
G., of New Haven, Conn.,, proprietor OF
the Spring Clear Lithia Water: / cam,
not express my gratitude for what you
have done for my wife. She was on
| her death bed; she was paralyzed and
| had a clot of blood on her brain. Ply
sicians said there was no hope that she
could recover, but you have seved ar
life. She improved from the very first
day she commenced your treatment.
| The clot of blood has disappeared, she
4 sleeps well and has splendid appetite.
| Refer any sufferers who doubt your
i marvellous power to me, or let them
come to my home and witness the won
derful cure you have performed in my
I wife's case. My neighbors all know
the condition my wife was in when she
!; commenced your treatment, and they
were hourly expecting her DEATH 1
!. hope and pray that may be at your
command to help those who suffer, and
get them to write you for free help
Mrs. Macdonald, of Millville, Tenn,
writes: I must say that if it had not
been for you rtreatment 1 would not be
on earth today. Before began your
treatment thought I could not live,
but now can do my homework am
/ so thankful to you and your Treatments
Mrs Addie e. Hough, of Omaha, Neb.,
says in her letter: There are no
praises too high for your wonderful
Vitaopathy. / was i'll for fifteen years
and spent small fortune in doctoring,
. but did not get well. Have had seven
doctors treat me the best in the state),
, but they failed to understand my trou-
bic. Then / had two operations, which
left me worse than ever. I took your
+ treatment and now / am well and
+ hardy. free from pain, happy and CRATE
; full for the great benefits I have re-
; ceived.'"
: The reporter noticed that the above
letters We're taken almost at random
. from among scores and hundreds, COM
r ing from all parts Of the world. This
ri flood of letters is due to the fact that
r all that anyone who is i'll has to do Is
to write to Prof. Adkin, stating their
r symptoms, age and sex, and he will
v diagnose their ca Je and prescribe the
!. proper home treatment for them, abso-
j lutely free of charge.
Those who are sick and want TO pc
cured may reach Prof. Adkin by ad-
e dressing Thomas F. Adkin, Box $50 b
e Rochester, N. Y, U. S. A. A letter does
n Just as much good as a personal visit
d and Prof. Atkinson takes an intense
: pleasure in curing cases where bott
: doctors and medicine have failed.