Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-03-01
An investigated: Shows Cosclusively That
They Do All They Claim.
MANY REMARKABLE CURES.
Mrs. Charles Hoffman Rescued From 4 Life
Of Invalidism by Prof. Neville, the
Larson Healer.

STATE tneFe mas been great deal OF
skepticism about the power of the Lar
son Healers to effect the cures an
nounced in their advertisements. These
gentlemen solicit thorough investigation,
however, and acting upon the sugges-
ton of Prof Neville, reporter called at
the Montezuma hotel Monday to learn
the truth direct from his patients.
The first case inquired into was that
of Miss Ida Mingle, one of Harper coun-
TVS most popular and successful school
teachers. Miss Mingle is teaching
school near Corwin and owing to a
general decline in health had to find q
cure or give up her school. She began
treatment with Prof Neville three weeks
ago, and has improved from the first
treatment so that she is enjoying per-
| feet health.
Another case was that of D. Cullison,
farmer living about three miles from
town. He had stomach trouble and
rheumatism of several years standing
He has improved from the first treat
| ment.
The next case investigated was that
of Miss Rachel Allen living Eve miles
in the country and for thirty six years a
skilled nurse having served in hospital
at Vicksburg, Mississippi, during the
civil war. Miss Allen had scrofulous
sore on her left leg extending from the
| instep of her foot almost to the knee.
! Under Prof. Neville's care the sore has
been reduced about one half in size and
is steadily improving.
| The most remarkable case taken by
| the Professor is that of Mrs. Hoffman,
from near Freeport. For three years
Mrs. Hoffman has been breaking down
in health and about two months ago
was no longer able to leave her bed
! The best medical aid in southern Kan
sas has been employed in her case with
out results. She was never free from
pain and was intensely nervous. On
Monday evening Of last week, Mr.. Hoff-
man took Prof. Neville to his home. In
less than an hour the Professor had Mrs
Hoffman upon her feet and free from
pain for the first time in months. This
week she has twice made the round trip
OF twenty-five miles to Anthony for
treatment, mounting the long fight of
stairs at the hotel without much show
of exhaustion.
Mrs. Hoffman became interested in
the work of Prof. Neville through his
success in the case of Mrs. j. N. Has
singer, a neighbor, who had become a
physical wreck from complications aris-
ing from the birth of her child two years
ago.
Other cases could be mentioned in
which good results have followed the
treatment, but these are surely sufficient
to confirm the good reports from all
over Kansas concerning the Larson
Heaters.
s'The best way to satisfy yourself that
We do all that we claim, is to ask any or
all of our patients" was Prof. Neville's
reply to an inquiry as to what success
he was having.
| The reporter did so and every doubt
has been vanished. -Anthony Bulletin.
| Prof. Neville paid Medicine Lodge
his second visit yesterday and receiv-
ed calls from a number Of people from
both town and country. He will be
at the Grand Hotel again next Tues
day to give consultation to all who
wish to see him. All the newspapers
where he has been speak of him and
| his work in the highest terms and
have been especially emphatic in max
ing mention of the fairness of his
methods, in refusing to take cases he
does not believe will respond to his
treatment.