The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-22
Doctors and Scientists Unable to Explain the
Wonderful Phenomena.
Cures Those a Thousand Miles Away the
Same as Those Who Call in Person.
Money Mission
Mankind of Nature Which Has
BY Doctors and Scientists for Centuries Past
(t'rom Buffalo COURIER.

Rochester, January 19.-Prof. Thomas
F. Adl1in, a wealthy resident of this city,
has truly created sensation among the
medical fraternity. By some mysterious
law of nature he has done practically
everything but bring the dead to life and
doctors and scientists who have witness
ed his work are looking for him to do
this next in fact they have been so
taken back that they would not now be
surprised at anything. They admit that
all their remedies and treatment are but
toys and tinsel as compared with the
wonderful discovery of this remarkable
man. People say he possesses divine
power. Many of those who have been
cured by his mysterious power look on
him as a god. But Prof. AdEin says:
mo 1 have no divine power. There is
nothing supernatural about me. I have
simply discovered secret law of nature,
which has been overlooked by doctors
and scientists for centuries past. l be-
lieve that any mans life can be saved so
long as he is not actually dead and the
vital organs of the body have not been
destroyed and / further believe that
when / perfect my discovery lit e more
/ shall be able to restore life to anyone
dying from drowning or other causes
which do not destroy the vital organs,
provided decomposition has not set in. l
look at some of the people l have cured.
They were all but dead, doctors said
there was no hope, yet in many cases l
rid them of actuai disease in less time
than 1t takes to tell you about it. There
was Mrs L. A. Philips, of Trawick. Tex,
who was the next thing to dead when L
took hold of her case Here is her let
ter Read what she says. I never saw
her. but cured her just the same as if
she had been in my office" The reporter
was handed several letters from patients,
among them that of Mrs. Philips. The
following extracts are taken, word Tor
word. from some of of the letters Mrs.
Philips writes: when / first began
your treatment I had no faith in 1t at all.
and had tried so many different kinds OF
medicine with no benefit. | had been
under the treatment of Twelve different
hosptals, with no relief, and then | en-
Moved two home doctors, but they soon
got SO they did me no good, and told me
they could do nothing for ne and that
if | could find anything that could do me
any good for me to get 1t, for they had
done everything they could l suffered
from every disease that flesh is heir to.
] had been belfast for five years, unable
to stand up longer than ten minutes at
n time If ever woman suffered, I
did | could not lie but on one side. l
had two large bedsores that gave me
a great deal of trouble, and / suffered so
much in other ways. I had kidney
trouble, catarrh Of the bladder and also
gravel. used to suffer at times until
/ had spasms. I also suffered from
falling of the womb, ulcers and chronic
indigestion, and, of course, all OF these
diseases left my nerves in terrible con-
dition when / finally wrote to you. You
have done for me what no one else ever
did. But my friends all say have been
raised from the dead. I vas nothing
but skin and bones: now I am feeling
splendid. I say to every one that II they
would place their case in your hands you
will do the same for them. All they need
to do is give you trial"
Miss Hattie L. Kelly Seal Cove, Me-,
writes: "words can hardly express the
ratitude feel for what your treatment
,s done for me. When / began taking
II I had given up hopes of ever being
we'll. The doctors said 1 had consump-
ton and couldn't live long. Now, after