The National tribune., 1909-12-02


the reporter, stated that he owed his
life TO Prof. Samuels.
Another noted case of consumption
was the case of Mary Agnes Seldom,
1920 East Murdock avenue, Wichita,
Kan. Several years ago she came to
Kansas from New York on account Of
ill-health. However, she began to de-
cline, and tried numerous physicians.
who said she had consumption. After
she had practically lost all hopes, the
case was taken by Prof. Samuels, who
cured her. She was seen by a re-
lpOrter, and she told of her renlarka-
BILE cure. On her cheeks was the
blush of health and her step was elas-
tic. By her appearance none would
Suspect that she, few weeks before,
had been given up to die Of consump-
ton.
Ni, L. w. Shufelberger. living seven
miles northeast of Wichita, who was al
most blind and deaf was led by his
daughter to the Office of Prof. Sam
iuels, and was suffering great deal OF
pain from his eyes. Prof. Samuels re-
lstored his eyesight after three weeks'
treatment. He goes everywhere unat-
tended and transacts his business and
writes almost as well as he ever did
in his life. After being entirely deaf in
one ear for twenty years, he can hear
the tick Of watch.
| Miss Ida Garrison, who resides at 963
Roberts avenue, Wichita, Kas., was very
low with tuberculosis and pronounced
so by the very best authority. She
tried all sorts of climate and the very
best of doctors on lung trouble and was
pronounced incurable by ALL I took
Miss Garrison under my treatment
about seven years ago and she treated
about nine months and is now in per-
feet health.
Mr.. w. E. Smiley. of Fairview, Dane
County, Okla, had doctored for years
for rheumatism, but with no avail. Mr..
Smiley could not even stand straight,
could not straighten his hands or raise
his arms. He had to be fed and dressed.
Mr.. Smiley placed himself in the hands
of Prof. Samuels, and within thirty days
his hands began to Timber up, and
within three months he was in such
good condition that he was able to work
on his farm. The people of his homo
town think that miracle has been per-
formed on Mr.. Smiley, but his cure is
simply due to the Prof. Samuels'. secret
treatment through the eye.
Mr.. b. r. Robey, who resides at S16 -
East First street, Wichita. Kas.,
brought his mother, Mrs. P. Spidai. to
Wichita to be treated by Prof. SamueIs.
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she was even unable to speak Her
case was paralysis. Physicians had
given her up and considered her case
hopeless. She was brought into Wich-
ita on cot and taken in an ambulance
to the home of her daughter. She is
now entirely cured
Mr.. James G. BraZier, of Manchester,
Okla, had what was pronounced to be a
very bad case of tuberculosis After
trying numerous physicians he finally
placed his case in the hands of Prof
Samuels, and is now cured Any one
doubling this can write to Mr. Brazier
The little 1-year-old daughter of c.
W. NeWcum, one of Kay county's most
prosperous farmers, was afflicted with
epileptic fits. Mr.. Newcum says that
mis- little daughter had been suffering
with this supposedly incurable disease
ever since she was 1 year old, and
that he had gotten every conceivable
thing for relief, but to no avail until
he went to Prof. Samuels year ago
in August. The professor told him he
had cured epileptic fits before, and
could do it again. Prof. Samuels i'm
mediateIy began treatment through
the eyes, and the little girl has never
had any symptoms of the trouble since.
Mr.. Newcum says she is now as sound
and well as any child could be.
rs it necessary for your patients to
come to see you to be treated?" was
asked. No, I have perfected my treat
ment so that can treat by mail. Many
of my patients come to see me. but it
is not necessary. I send my treatment
to hundreds, and, in fact, am as sue
cessfu1 in treating that way as though
the patients were right here. To peo-
pie from distance who write me.
send an information blank to fill out.
In this way | am enabled to send them
the treatment properly prepared with
full directions for its use"
II should think with your ability to
cure, you would be In position to de-
mand big money from your PATIENTS"
remarked the reporter mo. I do not
do that now. My charges when the
patients called on me in person used
to be pretty high. 1 am getting old,
and I feel that it is my duty in my
last years to place my discovery iu
the hands of the poor as well as the
rich. I believe that 1 owe duty to
anu lHdt dS many people
possible should be benefited by MY dis
covery. 1 want all humanity, no mat
ter what race or nationality nor
where located. to be benefited by my
ife's work. On this account, have
reduced my charges so they are within
reach of the poorest. I am always
glad to hear from anyone who is sick,
no matter how poor they may be.
MY greatest aim in life from now
on will be to relieve and cure the ills
Of humanity, and when death shall
,Iaim me, 1 have arranged so that my
secret will not die with me, but will
De known. so that men in all ages to
come shall reap the reward Of my
ife's work"
Everyone who is sick, no matter
what their trouble may be- should
write Prof. Samuels, room 55 Golden
Eagle Bldg, Wichita, Kansas, for his
Message of Facts and they viii find
in it of interest to them.