The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-26
(From Cincinnati Post.)

cancer on my face. 1 had been sick
ten years and the last five years had
been an invalid. confined to my room
most of the time, practically bedrid-
den. / had despaired of ever being
relieved of my sufferings. l had been
under the treatment of different doe
tors but they did me no good. l was
greatly reduced in flesh and so weak /
could hardly stand. l finally wrote
to you and began your treatment. l
believe you have cured me of all these
horrible diseases"
Prof Adkin never even saw Mrs.
L. A. Phillips, of Texas, yet when
she was dying he gave her his aid and
brought her back to life so that she
your treatment had no faith in it at
all, had tried SO many different kinds
of medicine with no benefit. / had
been under the treatment 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 il / could find
anything 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, I'M
able to stand up longer than ten min
utes at time. If ever q woman suf-
fered l did. / could lie on but one side.
7 had two large bed sores that gave
q. great deal Of trouble and [ suffered
SO much in other ways. [ had kidney
trouble. catarrh of the bladder and
also 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
q 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. 1
say to every one that if they would
place their case in your hands you
would do the same for them. All they
need to do is to give you a trial" An
other letter was from Rev. S. A. San
ders, an eminent evangelist of Cairo
Ill.,, who for many years had been q
victim of chronic indigestion and ner-
VOuS proStratiOn. His letter says: ''I
began your treatment with but little
faith but in few days realized that
had something different from any
thing / had ever tried. 1t seemed to
fill me with new life and energy. In
ten days / felt like q new man and
slept soundly as a child Before TAX
ing your treatment / was miserably
ill., blue, discouraged. and nearly
broken. Now / am well, enjoy
ing life and able to do more and better
work than ever All these blessings /
owe to you, a man worthy of the full
est confidence, and l hope every sick
and afflicted man and woman Will
write you. You are carrying on a
great work for humanity, and your
discovery is a revelation" DR.. A. w.
Shaw, of Grafton, w. Va, writes:
Leading physicians and specialists
ease incurable, and I was given up to
die. I had lost all hope and did not
think anything could save me, but you
cured me. There is no doubt about
the truly marvellous power of your
wonderful discovery
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 mys-
ferrous elements Of Prof. Adkins
power Remarkable as the fact may
seem, he does not have to see persons
who are i'll in order to cure them.
The vital magnetic influence he exerts
travels miles as easily as inches, at
lacking the disease like magic and
driving it from the body. He cures
those at any distance, however great, |
as easily as though he visited them
personally every day. 1t has been
proven times without number that
letter sent to him does jugt as much |
good IS a personal interview. All that
anyone who is sick has to do is to
write him letter. telling their symp- |
toms, age and sex, and he will dag |
nose their case and prescribe tho |
proper home treatment for them alb |
solutely free OF charge 1t is wonder |
full. but it is true. Those who desire |
restored health may communicate with |
this benefactor OF mankind by address |
ing Prof Thomas f. Adkin, Office |
96S r, Rochester N. Y, u. S. A. He
takes an intense personal interest in |
curing cases where both doctors ana |
medicines have failed.