The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06

Ious cure of hopeless nvalids made by
Professor Samucls OF Wichita Kan, have
been of such q startling character that
they have aroused widespread wonder,
admiration and curiosity. Time and
again he has taken cases pronounced
hopecssly incurable by the medical pro-
fession and restored The patients to health
In a most phenomenal manner.
There is considerable mystery attached
to Professor Samuels' method OF accom-
plishing these narvels, and 1t Is known
that he does not use the drastic drugs
and medicines that doctors depend upon
And 1t is a matter Of proof that with the
system this discovery gives him, he mas
made the blind sec and the lame walk
He has revived the Hiclsering spark OF
life in bodies on the very verge of the
grave and restored to health men and
women given up 10 die by doctors and
specialists.
Professor Samuels came into note sew
eral years ago by his almost miraculous
cure OF ''Bllnd Joe" OF Topeka. Kan.
who was we'll known in that city. having
sold peanuts and popcorn on the streets
there for years. He had been blind for
ten years and had exhausted all the
means in his power 10 be cured, hut had
given up in despair until he fell into the
hands OF Professor SaInuels, who effected
cure,
Professor Samucls has been arrested
many times for practiclng his system
without having a diploma, On being iu-
teryicwed few days ago relative to his
many arrests Professor Samrels said:
Eyes, I have been arrested many times
for practicinG without license, but In
no case have ! been convicted. Natur-
ally, the medical profession arc jealous
of my success, and are lighting me most
OF the time. but how are they going 10
convict me? Do you suppose any jury,
when my patients come into court. as
they did at Ava okla, NewkirlS, Okla.
Ponca City. Okla, and other towns, and
tell how they have been cured OF all
manner OF trouble do you suppose for a
minute that any jury hearing these peo-
pIo and seeing with their own eyes what
has been accomplished, is going to convict
me? My trial al AIva WAS before very
able judge, Jesse j. Dunn. who is now
chief Justice OF the state of Oklahoma.
After hearing the evidence for and
against me L was acquit ted. AT Newkirls
] was tried before Judge Iauslcy, 81 very
ablc Judge. Judge Brown, a noted law
yer. was the prosecuting attorney. and
fought the case very hard but I was ac-
quilted. These prosecutions were brought
because I have no license. Being tho
originator and only practitioner OF my
system OF healing, how am I to have
diplomat I can't issue II TO myself and
the medical fraternity trottins along in
the same harness for half a century too
blind TO accept my discovery, which ac-
complishcs actual results. make. IL i'm
possible for me to procure license as a
representative of any of the recognized
schools. SO what am 1 TO do but to pro-
coed in my own way and accomplish re-
suits that astound humanity"
The professor here showed a reprint
from the court records showing the proof
OF his assertions that the court had not
convicted him.
Professor Samueis is a remarkable man
Bright, alert. progressive and although go,
he is straight and active and gives one
the impression that he is much younger
He talks with such an earnest convic-
tion and enthusiasm OF his work that the
listener must believe him and believe In
his work.
What Is the nature OF your treat
mentT was the next question.
'"rhat is a. secret that has taken many
years OF my life to accomplish I can
only say that my results arc obtained
treating diseases by dropping a colorless
liquid. which L prepare, into the eye
Strange as II may seem, so-called incur
able cases Of consumption, Bright's dis
ease. dropsy, epileptic fits, nervous pros
tration. are treated in this apparently
miraculous way. My system is based alb
solutely on scientific principles The eve
is the window Of the soul. have evolved
system OF treating other bodily ills
based on the relation of tho eve to the
system an whole, This may seem
strange. but here arc the proofs
Thereupon the professor placed before
his interviewer his Message OF Facts"
afidavits and letters in great numbers.
many Of them from responsible and well
known people. all bearing on his state
ments.
This proved that Mr.. Frank HofY, now
In business at 249 North Main street. |
wichita, KAN, had been given I'D 10 die
OF consumption. He had been treated by |
the greatest specialist in Brooklyn, n. Y. |
II was some seven years ago and when |
he had tried everything else without
avail that ne came to Professor Samuels |
ana was cured. He Is large, strong
man and weighs 240 pounds now. and |
when called upon by the interviewer.
stated that he owed his life TO Profess
sor SamueIs.
Mrs. Minnie b. Tarver. living at Hes
terviiie' MISS, had what was pronounced
20 DC very bad case Of tuberculosis. A
large number OF her family had died from
tho same disease, among them her moth
er, two sisters, one brother and one
orother-in-law. She had practically Civ
en- up hopes when hearing OF Professor
9anueis' and began taking his treatment.
ehe vas having fever. u cough and night
'"ea's' and now and then a hcmorrhage.