The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-27

striking example Of the Importance OF
knowing how 70 live
HIS Comprehensive knowledge of the
tues OF all medicines has enabled him al
ways TO keep his own health keyed up
to concert pitch No matter how difficult
his labor may be, he performs II easily
and delights in It.
Dignity and kindIiness.
In his bearing towards everyone OF the
thousands who seek his skill, there is
dignity and kindness that inspire con-
fdence. None are SO humble but that ne
in his power for them His intellectual
endowment and the warm interest which
IN the sufferer, gives him the ability and
the disposition to perform cures in cases
where other physicians have failed
Dr. kinsey is not one to be daunted by
the fact that the patient may have gone
from one physician to another in unaTall-
ing quest for cure He does not measure
his own powers by the standard set up
By other men; some of the greatest tri-
umphs recorded in medical history have
disregaried the repeated assertions OF
contemporaries that certain diseases were
beyond possibility of cure
Why Others Failed
Dr. kinsey Is among the number who
have demonstrated by actual cures that
the failure Of otherS were due 70 their
Own lack of skill in understanding and
treating diseased conditions or OF want of
perseverance in pursuing methods that
may have been along right lines
1t has long been DR.. kinsey's theory
to get well simply because some doctor
is treating them for the wrong disease
The case has not been properly diagnosed.
the true cause OF the trouble has nor
been located With this fact in mind he
has always made profound study OF
physical diagnosis With the result that
50 complete that he is able TO diagnose
any case describing every symptom, and
locating every ache and pain without ask
has often been accused of being a mind
reader. when in fact, he is only reading
the patients feelings as written on his
face and body by disease
His Humanity
Although DIR. kInsey has given most
tific questions. the underlying motive that
sustained him through the long years o.
studIous toll. ana tnat sun act1aLes nm
fessionaI duties, is a sincere wish to be
instrumental in the betterme1t of mans
That this is true is evidenced by the
fact that his private fortune-fS ample for
all present or prospective needs and that
a large portion of the proceeds from his
extensive practice goes 70 the fostering
Interested
Dr. Kinsey comes to Topeka from Fl
Worth, Tex, where he has recently es-
Houston st. which is now receiving ana
curing patients from all over Texas
Many Wonderful Cures.
To give an idea OF the wonderful results
accomplished by Natures remdies as used
by the Hot Springs Doctors few sworn
testimonials published below from stack
OF thousands that have bean voluntarily
submitted by patients of the Fl Worth
institute. The testimonials read as fol-
lows:
Cured a Physician.
State OF Texas. County Of Tarrant-
day personally appeared Dr. j. W. Ny
ers, registered and regularly practicing
physician and who resides s al 5ety Sra~ ava
whose office is at the South Main drug
store, being duly sworn on oath depoSes
and says: The Hot Springs Doctors have
been treating my wife and self for about
wife for Observation-Disclosures Nv wife has
had this trouble for about five years. and
suffered with headache almost all the
time Since We began the treatment OF
proved her headache has left her and she
is in better general health than she mas
been for several years. Up to the q Inc
Springs Doctors her temperature was al
ways more than normal. from 100 TO Iel.
or sometimes 102- Now her temperature Is
almost normal all the time Ny lunbago
is better and had kept up the treatment
Dr. Kinsey would have cured me. but be
ing a physician myself thought would
/ make this AFFIDAVIT of my own free
will and without compensation or the
promise OF same from Dr. kinsey or any
other person DR. j. " MES FL =.
Dr. J. W. Myers on this 9Th ds- Of
March. A D. 1861
L
Notary Public in and for Tarrant County,
Texas
Agony Relieved
7 have been suffering from liver trouote
for a number of years and had gotten so
bad that 1 could not turn over in my bed I
on account of the great pain the move
how awful have suffered have taken
medicine for this sane trouble before go
cefved no benefits from it, began the /
treatment OF DR. KinseE about three
weeks ago and now l feel better tnan !
have felt for several years know tnat
Dr. Kinsey is doing me a world OF good /
I an now 65 years Of age ard have iorI n &!
ed the acquaintance of large nunDer OF !
eminent physicians. but | consider DE-
Kiusey the peer of them all make this |
COMPENSATION or the promise of the same |
from Dr. k.nsey or any otq Ps6RPT TNIsSS09N
Subscribed and sworn TO before me by |
Mrs L. c Robinson this the 9Th day or
March. \. D.. 1907 n,->-
Notary 3ary-' public in and for Tarrant county, |
Cured Paralysis
I had stroke Of paralysis and was IN
able 20 work or do anything; IN fact /
was in a helpless condition. and had been
treated by several other doctors. none OF |
whon did me any good. or gave me any
relief in any way whatever. PECAN |
treatment with Dr.. Kinsey Dec 4. 1905
ne his first treatment I was able 70 60
back TO hard labor. and in , fact; did ,o! e
and am still working. I am now "a years
OF age and during my life time have
mafa the acquaintance of many phy-
sicfans number OF whom stood high IN
their profession but of all these 1 oelieVe
Dr. Kinsey TO be the best nave ever
DR. Kinsey did not guarantee to cure me |
but stated that he believed ne Gou!dSs ana s
he was certainly correct in his belief Tor
I am now a well man. II all doctors
would be as frank and honest at Dr
Einsev is, there would be more RELIEF
given TO those who are suffering from
disease and less money paId out
I A MARYLAND
Subscribed and sworn to before me oy
7 MarkIand this 4th day OF March.
1qn7 (SeaI1 T W DCN Nm.
Notary Public in and for Tarrant Coun-