Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-06-02

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his treating rooms In the hotel and b
gave me treatments at home" she said
II was suffering with an especially 90
we're attack OF asthma a few weeks ag
when Prof. Larson came here. II wa
with the greatest difficulty that ! coul'
speak an ordinary sentence without stop
ping for breath and my heart action wa
weak. The treatments given me by Prof
Larson have cured mo Of asthma and thu
rheumatic pain has been greatly 70
lieved.
II could mot sleep my asthma was .,
bad" continued MIRA Hastings. "and pill
lows had TO be used TO bolster me up In bet
90 could get my breath. Prof. Larson'i
treatments soon made II possible for me
to sleep well OF nights. and ] have nc
rouble from shortness Of breath M
,oush was sone until I took a bad COLI
! few days ago."
| Mrs j.. d. Griffin, wife Of the quarter,
masters agent at Fort Riley, and Z
friend Of MIRA Hastings, had even mort
emarkable cure than Mrs. Hastinga II
vas while Mrs. Griffin was under thl
;are Of Prof. Larson at Junction City;
ind after she had been practically cured
II chronic complaint, resulting from
IN operation several years ago, that she
suffered a sudden and sever attack Of
pneumonia Mrs. Griffin became delir.
Gus. knew no one; her fever was very
nigh. her pulse at ll8 Both lungs were
:hoked up and there was grave fears that
he end was near. Mr.. Griffin went al
,nce to Prof. Larson at the Bartell house
and requested his presence at the bed.
side OF his wife. Forty minutes after
Prof. Larson laid his hands on her Mrs
jriffin's fever was normal, her pulse wac
1t 90 and she was rational. Twenty min.
ites later her lungs were open and She
breathed easily, and the next day she sat
ap andS dinner. Mr.. Griffin insists
that this IL a miracle. and said PROT.
Larson's power ID mysterious and won.
aerful. Since that time my wife has had
40 return of the pneumonia symptoms
and the fainting spells caused from weak
heart are things Of the past"
1t was about six months ago that
Prof. Larson began receiving patients
at Salina, and for the purpose Of learn
Ing from them the degree of success in
which their cases had been handled.
The Capitals representative called in
upon as manye Of the
former patients Of Prof. Larson as
could be located at Salina last week.
~ N
be quoted as having been entirely
cured, and OF the others, without a
single exception, there was freely given
the strongest words Of praise of Prof |
Larson's natural healing power and to
what extent they had benefited by a |
course Of treatments under him. why
said one Of the great healer's earliest |
'"the truth Of his success in
healing the afflicted is not established |
~ one or two witnesses, but by hundreds |
IF them. He cured me, and / know Of |
/, score Of others whom he has cured OF
greatly benefited"
The results obtained by Prof Larson
It Salina, one Of the first cities he
listed in the state, were surprisingly
good, and covered various forms of
notable among which was
he case Of Park Commissioner J. e.
Pearson. Mr.. Pearson was seen by the
Capitals representative In beautiful
oak Dale park last Thursday. F'I am
new man." said he, as he plucked a
TEN of dandeline from a grass-covered
mound, and now / am enjoying life.
can't say too much In praise of Prof.
arson. he cured me Of constipation
nd general debility from which / had
uttered ever since l left the army.
was about ready to give up when
'rof. Larson came to salina. but his
made me a new men. He
lso cured my daughter, Laverne of a
analytic affection Of the shoulder and
'eak eyes I would be satisfied with
hat he accomplished In her case II
e had done me no good whatever" =
mother member of Mr.. Parsons fam 9
y was cured Of weak eyes and the
ark commissioner Is one of the most /
rateful Of the successful healer's I
,rmer patients In
Another instance where several mem a
ars Of a family were either cured or
wen relief from sufferings was dis a
osed by q visit to the home of Andy | 4
umbargar, east several miles in the La
'untry from Salina. Mrs. Humbargaf e
as cured of lung trouble. her hus- h
md was given relief from rheumatic o
Inns In his back which had troubled q
m greatly for ten years, and Mrs.
rahG Faust mother of Mrs.O Hum v
rgar. aged 81 years, gives Prof. Lar n
n credit for healing a running sore u
her ankle which had given her pain q
d constant trouble for nearly a dozen u
ars. Prof. Larson treated me at
,Pherson last September" said Mrs,
Just, and when ! went to him
uld not believe It possible that ~
,uld be cured. for had tried several %
ctors. but the open sore. always dis
arging matter and sometimes confn- nj
3 me to my bed for periods of weeks. n
NAMED unhealed. l am cured now; n
he also banished permanently a \
we're pain In my back and side" y
Mrs. A. A. Armstrong and Mrs NJ.
Baird, both OF Salina, told a re- n,
rter how they had been benefited by n
ailments from Prof Larson. Mrs. az
mstrong said she had been sick for Al
years with nervousness and was at m
he's almost insane, but that after re
ling treatments from Prof. Larson hi
} improved right along. and is better to
" then,she has been for years. QMrs. IN
ird, whose husband Is a Unknown | IN
inter- and paperhanger. was practice he
y cured OF rheumatism. lame back, to
lstipation and palms in the head. Il ma