The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-01-13

81 am little ashamed to write you,
as l never told you you had seved my
life. l was pronounced dead man by
physicians and friends, and the grave
was ready for me, but you brought me
back to life, and made me a well, strong
man, and [ am more than thankful to
you and your staff of physicians. Now,
Prof. Adkin, l shall ever appreciate the
great good you have done me-"
ed Prof. Adkin, when the reporter had
finished reading this remarkable letter,
"was that of Mrs. L. A. Phillips, of
Texas, 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 | first began your
treatment l had no faith in it at all;
had tried so many different medicine
with no benefit. / had been under the
treatment of twelve different hospitals,
with no relief Then l employed two
home doctors; 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
everything they could. | suffered from
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had been belfast for five years, unable
to stand up longer than ten minutes at
[ could not lie but on one side. I had
two large bed sores that gave me great
J deal of trouble, and L suffered so much
in other ways; / had kidney trouble,
catarrh of the bladder and also gravel
used to suffer at times until 1 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
l finally wrote to you. You have done
for me what no one else ever did. Ny
friends all say that 1 have been raised
from the dead. / was nothing but skin
and bones; now l am feeling splendid.
say to everyone 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 trial. Then here
&c of UT
g., of New Haven, Conn, proprietor of
the Clear Spring Lithia Water: 4 can
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. Physicians
said there was no hope that she could
recover, but you have saved her life
She improved from the very first day
she commenced your treatment. The
clot of blood has disappeared, she sleeps
well and has splendid appetite. Re-
fer any sufferers who doubt your mar
velous power to me, or let them come to
my home and witness the wonderful
cure you have performed in my wife's
case. My neighbors all know the con-
dition my wife was in when she COM
menced your treatment, and they were
hourly expecting her death. hope and
pray that | may be at your command to
help those who suffer, and get them
to write you for free help Mrs Mac
Donald, of Millville, Tenn, writes: 4
must say that if it had not been for
your treatment / would not be on this
earth today. Before began your treat
ment l thought 1 could not live, but
now l can do my own Homework. 1 am
so thankful to you and your treatment
Mrs. Addie E. Hough, of Omaha, Neb.,
says in her letter: There are no praises
too high for your wonderful Vitaopathy
L was i'll for fifteen years and spent
small fortune in doctoring, but did not
get WELL Have had seven doctors treat
me 1.-THE best in the state), but they fail
ed to understand my trouble. Then l
had two operations, which left me worse
than ever. took your treatment and
now l am well and hardy, free from
pain, happy and grateful for the great
benefits | have received.
The reporter noticed that the above
letters were taken almost at random
from among scores and hundreds, coming
from all parts of the world. This flood
of letters is due to the fact that all
that anyone who is ill has to do is to
write to Prof Adkin, stating their symp-
toms, age and sex, and he will dag
nose their case and prescribe the prop
er home treatment for them, absolutely
free of charge.
Those who are sick and want to be
cured may reach Prof. Adkin by address
ing Thomas f. Adkin, Office S3S A,
Rochester, N. Y, U. S. A. A letter does
just as much good as a personal visit,
and Prof. Adkin takes an intense pleas
ure in curing cases where both doctors
and medicine have failed.