The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-02

given up IN despair. Mr.. SWayne, who Is
Water, New Haven, Conn.,, writes: II
cannot 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. Physicians
said there was no hope that she could re-
cover, but you have saved her life. She
commenced your treatment. The clot of
blood has disappeared, she sleeps well
and has a splendid appetite. Refer any
to me, or let them come to- my home and
witness the wonderful cure you have per-
formed in my wife,s case, My sneignbors
all know the condition my wife was in
when she commenced your treatment, and
hope and pray that may be at your
get them to wr}te . you for f Seh heip
Prof. Adkin never even saw Mrs. l.. A.
Phillips. of Trawick, Tex, yet when she
her BACK to f ie SO that s she V writes s to
him: when I first began your treat
ment I had no faith in it at all, had tried
SO many different kinds of medicine with
ment. of twelve different hospitals, with
no relief. and then employed two home
doctors, but they soon got so they did me
no good and told me they could do moth
ing for me, and that If l could find any
thing that could do me any good for me
to get it, for they had done everything
they could. i suffered from every disease
that flesh is heir to. had been belfast
for five years, unable to stand up longer
IMAM ten minutes at a. time If ever Wo-
man suffered did. 7 could lie on but one
side. had two large bed sores that gave
me a great deal Of trouble and suffered
SO much IN other ways. I had kidney
trouble Gatarrh Of the bladder and also
had spasms: I also suffered from falling
| of the womb, ulcers and chronic indiges-
ton, and, Of course, all Of these diseases
left my nerves in a terrible condition.
| when finally wrote you. You have done
for me what no one else ever did. My
friends. all say that I have been raised
| from the dead. was nothing but skin
and bones; now ! am feeling splendid. |
/ say to everyone that if they would place
their case in your hands you would do the
to give 50 you thsm trial. no hesd letter tH
! from Rev. S. A. Sanders, an eminent
evangelist; of Cairo Ill, who for many
gestion and nervous prostration- His let
ter says. 7 began Your trea tnfent with
but little faith, but in few days real
lied that had something. different from
| anything HAD ever tried. 1t seemed to
fill me with new life and energy. In ten
days L felt like new man and slept
sogndy as child Be hy bs }s
couraged, and nearly heartbroken. Now
1 am well, enjoying life and able TO do
more and better work than ever. All
anything I had ever tried. 1t seemed to
these blessings I owe to you, a man worthy
of the fullest confidence, and I hope
every sick and afflicted man and woman
will write to you. You are carrying ION
| a great work for humanity and your dis
covery is a revelation" DR.. A. w. Shaw,
Of Grafton, w. Va, writes: Leading
physicians and specialists pronounced my
case Of Bright's disease incurable and I
was given UP to die. I had lost all hope
| and did not think anything could saveerne,
but you cured me. There is mo doubt
about the truly marvellous power of your
wonderful discovery ~. IS TO-
Prof. Adkin receives an enormous
amount Of mail from all over the world
This flood Of letters Is due to what. Is
probably one of the most mysterious ele-
ments Of Prof. Adkins power. Remarka-
BILE as the fact may seem. he does not
to cure them. The vital magnetic inf1u
ence he exerts travels miles as easily as
inches. attacking the disease like magfY
and driving it. from the body. He cures
those at any distance, however great, ais
easily as though he visited them person
. ally every day. 1t has been proven times
Il without number that letter sent to him
does just as much good as a personal i'm
j tery1ew. All that anyone who is sick has
to do Is to write him letter, telling their
| symptoms, age and sex, and he will dag
nose their case and prescribe the proper
; home treatment fer them absolutely free
) Of charge. It is wonderful, but it is true
Those who desire restored health may
communicate with this benefactor Of man
kind by addressing Prof. Thomas T. Adj
kin, Box S29 3, Rochester, N. Y, U. 8. A
He takes an intense personal interest il
curing cases where both doctors and med
icipes have failed. .,-' ~. - Z