The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-06

morse to the hltchlng post after a drive.
The visitor stated the purpose of his
visit and Mr.. Taylor went with him TO
the house without so much as using
cane where but three months before
he had been helpless Mr.. Taylor stiH
has slight limp IN one foot. but thinks
that to be progressing favora bly, and
that he viii soon be able to walk as
we'll as young man. He was cheerful
and his mind was bright and normal
while his memory was as good as ever.
When the magnetic first placed his
hands on me at the opera house" said
Mr.. Taylor, 1T seemed to me that l
could feel new, warm blood going
through all the veins of my body I had
been cold all over before and was in
pain all the time. At the end of the
treatment I felt warm and free from
pain. I have been getting rapidly better
ever since the first treatment and am
practically well. I am pleased enough
if do not get any better than I am now,
but I feel sure that will. Now I can
walk UP town and back and can go any
where by myself.
My memory was SO poor before my
first treatment that I really don't know
how bad ] was. I have to depend greatly
on what my wife and others tell me.
was paralyzed almost all over. Ny legs
were numb and senseless and I couldn't
move them Ny arms and hands from
the elbows down were without feeling
and cold. Ny left foot was twisted al
most clear around. It. has almost
Strengthened out now but is not entirely
well. I think that it will be all right
soon. = siff1fls
Il was perfectly helpless before my
first treatment. I could not dress and
undress myself but had to be waited on
like a baby. But since the first treat
ment I have been able to put on and
take off my clothes myself without trou-
bic. Before my legs and arms were
cold, but that is over now. I feel better
now than I did before 1 had my first
stroke of paralysis. don't think that I
will ever have another stroke. I think
that the disease is all out of my system
now. I can not say enough about what
the treatments have done for me.
wouldn't go back to where / was for
any amount of money"
Mrs. Taylor told even more startling
story of her husbands benefits from the
vital magnetic treatment. Mr.. Taylor's
memory from the time of his last shock
to the time he was treated at the opera
house was so poor that he was unable
to furnish a satisfactory account of his
condition. Mrs. Taylor had to watch
him and care for him as a child for d
long time and her relief from this bur
den was almost as great as that of her
husband from paralysis After observ-
ing the effects of the treatment in her
husbands case she is willing to put any
amount of confidence in the method
Mr.. Taylor was so helpless before
his treatment that we had to cut his
Mrs. TAILOR He was unable to use
his hands to hold a knife or fork for
cutting. We would cut UP his food N
his plate and then he was able to
handle a fork we'll enough to lick up
his food and carry it to his mouth. He
was unabl to dress ana address and
we had to do that for him every day.
THE last stroke Injured his ne.u-
DRY so that he was unable to even teil
the name of the family living across
the street. when asked, although we
have lived here for seven years lie
was able to recognize the name If it
was mentioned 10 him but could not
call it into his own mind when he
wanted to. Our family doctor told US
not to let him go so much as a Book
away from the house because he might
lose himself and get hurt For several
months before he was treated We had
to have some one watch him every
minute.
IT wouldn't take any amount Of
money to have him back in that con
dition again. It was hard or. me to
have to watch him all the time. He
looks SO much better now than he did
then that he does not look ike the
same man.
His arms and feet were cold au the
time and even in the hottest weather
he had to wear heav.r clothes We
had to put hot water bags and hot
bricks in the bed with him at night In
the hottest weather and then he com
plalned OF Delng cold. After the sec
ond treatment he told us to leave the
hot water bags and hot bricks out of
his bed ana said that he felt warm
without them.
objected to his going to the opera
house to be treated when he first said
that he wanted to. I was afraid sha1
the treatment would hurt instead Of
benefit him. He insisted on going and
said that he would rather be dead than
IN the condition he was So finally T
agreed to his going and now I am glad
that he went He began to improve
right away and 1 think he will get en-
tirely over It.
Il can't commend the treatment
highly enough. I don't think I could
have stood it very much longer. was
almost completely worn out taking
care of him. He IS almost entirely wei
now. His appetite is good. Before he
ate hardly anything
Some of the neiehbors who had
lived near Mr.. Taylor for several ves re
were seen and they affirmed an that
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor had said about
the cure effected in his case BY the
treatment administered at the TopeI<a
Vital Magnetic Institute. 615 Van BI1-
ren street. after the doctors had given
him up.