The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-07

dence)--"1f I charged a thousand dol
lars treatment could do no more than
I now do for nothing. It is useless for
said Prof. Thomas F. Adkin, Of this
city, to wealthy patient. ''When [
say that I make no charge. for certain
help to those who are ill and suffering,
II mean every word Of it. / am able to
practice my. profession because [ love
it, because I feel that it is my duty as
a Christian to use this wonderful power
that has been given me for the benefit
Of all mankind, to cast out from their
bodies the evils Of disease. That is why
I give my services free to so many peo-
pie, why the poor man receives the same
attention and care as his more fortunate
neiighbor.
zfH ISa %@g s Ggb sha n tsf bset M
life,,,' replied Prof. Adkin to question
was the verdict pronounced by doctors
and friends. Yet I saved him from the
grave, proved to him that was gifted
with the ability to combat any or all
diseases; that | am successful in over
coming bodily ills. But that is only one
Of hundreds, thousands, of similar in
stances. Some Of the worst cases in the
country, men and women on their way
to the grave, have been brought to me
by their physicians when all hope was
abandoned, and / have cured them so
quickly that have been credited with
working miracles. Letters blotched with
to me, imploring the aid am so glad to
bestow, and in few days others have
| come from the same sources fairly sing
ing with joy and gratitude over the
wonderful restoration to health my
treatment has accomplished. ''7
Professor Adkin disdains the use of
all isms'' or dangerous drugs, saying:
"While it is true that cure thousands
whom I never see, there is nothing SUI
pernatural about my method. 1t is sci
entific to the highest degree, however
wonderful and puzzling it may be to
doctors and SCIENTISTS I have at last
discovered the long-lost secret of ma.
ture that sages and chemists have been
unsuccessfully seeking for centuries
past. I was convinced that there was
a power above and beyond drugs and
| tricity is to tallow candle. Almost
by accident this wonderful secret was
| revealed to me in all it's majestic sim
/ plicity, and now ] know that, by means
| of this law Of life, can combat any
disease, can restore to health people in
/ the last stages Of what are usually fata
illnesses. 1t is nothing what other doc
1 cuTOulC
the trouble or how hopeless or incur.
able the case may SEEM Over twenty
physicians, specialists in their practice
have taken up the study of Professor
Adkin g methods, some of them stay
ing with him and daily witnessing the
almost miraculous cures he performs
From him rich and poor alike receive
the same treatment and uniform cour.
| tesy which have won him SO many
friends among the Influential men Of
the country. ~ ,', ~ s:~s''
One Of the most marvellous Z things
about this mans miraculous curative
power is his proved ability to cure thos,
thousands of miles away as easily ant
quickly as though he stood by thei
bedside: IT. would seem beyond doub
that thought -transference, magnetic
esoteric energy can be shot through
space as kilograms are sent withou
wires; but the nature of this pOten
electric fluid and how it takes hold an
quickly rids the body Of material dis
ease. is beyond explanation. .-..-'
The reporter, desiring to learn NOR
about the case of Mr.. Hubbard an
| other patients cured by this sovereiig
law Of life, requested Professor -Adki
| for further details. In response tn
wonder-worker said: "Perhaps j
would be better to allow you to cor
vince yourself by reading what M,
Hubbard said in letter he wrote t
me. Mr.. Hubbard was pronounced
I dead man, and says Vitaopathy brough
him back to life. His case was yer
serious when I took it in charge. H
now sends his sworn statement as to TIL
benefits he has received. Could an
one doubt the evidence that is COZ
!, tanned on this sheet? The sworn state
ments of those who have taken tn
Vitaopathic treatment ought to ccf
vince the most skeptical that Vitaopa
thy is way ahead Of the ordinary form
| for word, of extracts from the lette
handed to the reporters
81 am a little ashamed to write 70,