The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-21
Nature moves in mysterious way
Her wonders to perform.

Nature moves in a mysterious way
Her wonders to perform"
Mere assertion never proves anything
Only practical demonstration of claims
to distinction such as the Institute gave
in public two months ago before thou
sands of people, and has continued to
give every day since at the Institute,
can convince the public mind
The brain of man is the harbenger
of doubt. It accepts nothing that can
not and is not supported by proof, con-
vincing proof that is founded on truth
and facts, and for just that reason the
Topeka Magnetic Institute hired the Op-
era house for two nights and cured
thirty sick people in public on
the open stage. to prove that this power
is unquestiOned-an the cures daily
performed are permanent and lasting.
Vital magnetism. in its modern ap-
pHcation as a healing agency. is the
most potent force known in the whole
wide range of medical science. It's use
today is the revival of a force once &C
tive at the beginning of the Christian
era. The blind. the lame, the deaf, and
people afflicted with all manner of in
f1rmities We're healed by its Omf5 potent
power But it could not exist when
superstition reigned and ignorance as
saulted with all the fury of hell upon
its bulwarks.
ton and the dissemination of education,
it's power was again revived and recog-
nized. In all the leading medical col
leges, in all medical Institutes in both
the old and new world, its merits are
today being proclaimed and its power
utilized as Iar as operators can be found
possessing a sufficient quantity to
transfer to another.
No professor who possesses even a ru-
/ dimentary knowledge of psychology and
its relation to medicine but comedies its
supremacy over all other curative fac
tors known in the cure of chronic dis
eases. It is a demonstrated fact; but
what its composite parts are, IS I'M
known. 1t has not, nor can not, be
analyZed, Its properties are as subtle
and as secret as the lightning In an
cient times it was called "witchery,"
and when its power was being used up
on the sick, deaf, lame and halt, it was
/ said of them, They are possessed of the
Devil"
With the evolution Of centuries came
change of opinion, until today the peo-
pie rejoice in the knowledge of it's pow
ed and extol its virtues.
4 The greatest living exemplifiers of the
/ power of animal or Vital magnetism
are the Nagnetists at the Topeka Vital
| Magnetic Institute. They have met ev-
| cry demand of the public of Topeka as
I to this claim, and it is with its people
/ that they are directly concerned. They
/ have placed the proof, supported by the
most reliable facts, in their hands On
the public stages of this city, before
thousands of its most intelligent and
cultured citizens, has been wrought the
most wonderful cures ever witnessed In
/ this country. But the skepties smiled
/ and said. THE cures are not lasting;
wait month or two and they will be
/ as bad as ever" The month has passed
and two months have passed and every
one who was cured two months age
/ have written their statement of the
facts, which have been and will contin-
ue to be published in the daily papers
every few days.
From the permanent Institute at 61E
Van Buren, street hundreds of hopeless
| and despairing victims of disease have
gone forth rejuvenated in body and re-
/ freshed in mind, bestowing blessings or
the Institute. It seems there is no NAL
| ady that Magnetism can not conquer.
/ The opening of the Topeka Vital Mag
netic Institute has been fraught with
inestimable benefit to afflicted human
ity. In every ward, on every street OF
the city, in every town and hamlet con
| tiguous thereto, are living witnesses t.
| the power of Magnetism. The demon
/ stratiOns on the public stage have beer
/ given as an earnest of the honesty OF
purpose and intentions of the manage
ment Of the Institute that the people
may see and judge for themselves. NJ
matter what the disease, no matter OF
| how long standing it may have been, Il
/ durable at all 1t IS amenable TO the
treatment as given at the Magnetic In
stitue.
While each one of the thirty-sever
patients cured at the Grand opera
house two months ago considered hi.
individual cure miracle. there was on,
especial that deserves that name, fol
a more rapid. radical, marvellous cur,
was never effected either in private Oh
public.
The gentleman who says mirael,
was performed in his case is Geo. F
Jackson of 1909 Washburn avenue. VIII,
was cured of locomotor ataxia. tn
worst form of paralysis. but as his ties
timonial was published soon after tn
cure was effected. it is now only neces
sary to say it was permanent, as h,
has been working hard every day since
Testimonials will continue to be pub
lished in all the daily papers reeitinl
cures that are little short Of the mira
culous. two in particular will appea
this week Of total blindness OF thre