Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-05-09
designs restored by natural treatment.

Nature would give. For that reason,
he does not administer medicine.
Several days ago Mr.. Daniels re-
ceived the following letter:
To Whom it May Concern:
l am reluctant in giving testi-
monials, but in behalf of suffering hui
manity, I %cheerfully submit the fol-
lowing with the hope hat it may lead
some sufferer into a channel of relief.
| suffered at intervals of one year
with most agonizing attacks of kidney
collie. I employed the most eminent
physicians in the city. I also consult
ed a prominent surgeon of the city. l
swas thoroughly examined by him. A
photograph vas taken. Both physi-
clans and surgeon still claimed that
the knife was the only method of re-
lief. It the end of one years suffering
1 was a physical wreck. To avoid an
operation, I sought relief at the hands
of Mr.. Daniels. I found in my agony
of pain he could give me relief; chic
reform being the only drug which had
eve e able to relieve it before. I
became a permanent patient of his for
three months. AS far as I can judge,
l am entirely cured.
Very respectfully,
(Signed) MRS. R. C. TURNER.
Richmond, Va, Nov. 20. 1906.
Mrs. Turner, in a conversation with
the reporter, emphasizes further the
condition h was in before undergo
ing hi treatment. h was, she said,
a sufferer until she had concluded she
would always suffer. With no idea
of believing she would be relieved, she
agreed to undergo a treatment of physi-
cal culture. She went to Mr.. Daniels
sanitarium, and, as her letter says,
was soon relieved.
These new schools of treatment, like
everything new, are subject to criti-
cism. But whatever the criticism may
be-whatever the treatment may be
it doesn't matter much to a man who
is cured.
Mr.. z. E. Brauer, of 1901 Paramount
avenue, heard about the case of Mrs.
Turner and went to Mr.. Daniels. The
a S Of Mr.. Brauer was even more ac-
centuated.
Il had suffered with this kidney
collie" he say for eight years. l a.
been to doctors, at least fifteen of
them, n had swallowed all kinds
of medicine. At one time a physician
wished to perform an operation upon
me. I did not think his would cure
me aud tried another physician, He
gave NJ inward treatment that was
about as effective as the suggestion
OF an operation with the knife.
I was something like Mrs. Turner,
and, without thinking much about
this physical treatment, thought I'd
try it. l did. Il has given me the
first relief I have had in eight years.
IF you will make this treatment
public you will do a kindness and a
favor to many people, and you cannot
say anything in praising it that will
not be supported by me-"
Mr.. Charles Slocum, Of 102 James
street, south, who has been benefited
so much by Professor Melville Daniels
marvellous treatment, is very anxious
to have Mr.. Daniels locate in this city.
and is making every effort to get the
Goldsboro sufferers interested in his
coming, that they might share the
benefit of this treatment as well as
himself.
Mr.. Slocumb will gladly furnish any
information in his power to those in
terested, and requests those in search
of health to call in person, phone to
or correspond with him.
The Daily Argus, ever on the alert
in the interest of GoldsbOro-the Bes1
Town in the State-feels that a gentle
man of Mr.. Daniels standing and abil
ity, would be an acquisition to thi:
community, and herewith submit:
some very strong testimonials of Mr.
, Daniels curative powers.
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.
| had been afflicted with chronic
rheumatism for many years, and hat
not been able to use my rieAt arm 70
five years and a half.
! When Mr.. Daniels first began treat
ing me, the arm from the elbow to tn
ID shoulder had fallen away, through dis
: use of muscles, so that I could spa1
it with the third and fore finger of m,
' left hand. In six weeks time, he ha
} developed that part of the arm fou
inches and a half, which fact alone, i
l my estimation, was little short Of ma
: velous. In eight weeks the flesh an
t muscles became softer and more life
like; the contraction of the muscle
ceased, and I could use my arm.
i I am highly elated with Pro
t Daniels success in my case, and
have good reason to be -, for 1 la
J. been treated by the very best specia
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il baths for four weeks at Martinsvlll
d Ind, and eleven weeks at Hot Spring
e Ark, without receiving the slighte'
= relief.
t. I am deeply grateful to Pro