The National tribune., 1910-09-08

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ulous cure of hopeless invalids made |
by Professor Samuels, of Wichita, |
Kas., have been of such a startling
character that they have aroused wide |
spread wonder. admiration and curios-
ity Time and again he has taken cases
pronounced hopelessly incurable by the
medical profession and restored the pa
tients to health in a most phenomenal
manner.
There Is considerable mystery at
tached to Professor SamueIs' method of
accomplishing these marvels. and it is
known that he does not use the drastic
drugs and medicines that doctors de-
pend upon. And it is a matter of proof
that with the system this discovery
gives him, he has made the blind see
and the lame walk. He has revived the
hickering spark of life in bodies on the
very verge of the grave. and restored to
health men and women given up to die
| by doctors and specialists.
Professor Samuels came into note
several years ago by his almost mirac-
ulous cure of Blind joe" of Topeka,
Kas., who was well 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 to be cured,
but had given up in despair until he
! fell into the hands of Professor Sam
uels, who effected cure
| Professor Samuels has been arrested
many times for practicing his system
without having a diploma. On being
| interviewed few days ago relative to
his many arrests. Professor Samuels
said:
Yes, I have been arrested many
times for practicing without a license,
but in no case have 1 been convicted.
Naturally, the medical profession are
| jealous of my success, and are fighting
me most of the time. but how are they
going to convict me? Do you suppose
any jury, when nay patients come into
court, as they did at Alva, Okla; New
| kirk, Okla; Ponca City. Okla, and 9TH
er towns, and tell how they have been
cured of all manner of trouble. do you
suppose for minute that any jury
hearing these people and seeing with
| their own eyes what has been accom-
plished, is going to convict me? My
trial at Alva was before a very able
Judge, Jesse ]. Dunn, who is now Chief
Justice of the State of Oklahoma; after
hearing the evidence for and against
me 1 was acquitted. At Newkirk 1 was
tried before Judge Hausley, a very able
Judge. Judge Brown, a noted lawyer,
was the prosecuting attorney, and
fought the case very hard. but I was
acquitted. These prosecutions were
brought because I have no license. Be-
ing the originator and only practitioner
of my system of healing, how am 1 to
have diploma? / can't issue it to my
| self, and the medical fraternity, trot-
ting along in the same harness for half
a century, too blind to accept my dis
covery, which accomplshes actual re-
suits, make it impossible for me to
procure license as a representative Of
any of the recognized schools. So what
am to do but to proceed in my own
way and accomplish results that as
tound humanity"
| The professor here showed reprint
from the court records showing the
proof of his assertions that the court
| had not convicted him.
| Professor Samuels is a remarkable
man. Bright alert, progressive and
although so, he is straight and active
and gives one the impression that he is
much younger. He talks with such an
earnest conviction and enthusiasm of
his work that the listener must believe
him and believe in his work.
What is the nature of your treat
ment?" was the next question.
THAT is secret that has taken many
years of my life to accomplish. 1 can
only say that my results are obtained
treating diseases by dropping a color
| less liquid, which 1 prepare, into the
eye. Strange as it may seem, so-called
| incurable cases of consumption, Bright'S
disease, dropsy, epileptic fits, nervous
prostration are treated in this appar-
emily miraculous way. My system is
based absolutely on scientific principles.
| The eye is the window of the soul 1
| have evolved a system of treating other
bodily ills based on the relation of the
| eye to the system as whole. This may
seem strange, but here are the proofs"
Thereupon the professor placed be-
| fore his interviewer his Message of
Facts" affidavits and letters in great
| numbers, many of them from RESPONSE
ble and well-known people, all bearing
on his statements.
This proved that Mr.. Frank Hoff, now
| in business at 249 North Main street.
Wichita, Kan, had been given up to
die of consumption. He had been treat
ed by the greatest specialist in Brook
lyn. n. Y. 1t was some seven years ago,
and when he had tried everything else
without avail, that he came to Professor
Samuels and was cured. He is a large.
strong man and weighs 24G pounds now,
and when called upon by the interview
er, stated that he owed his life to Pro-
feSsor SamuelS
Mrs. Minnie b. Tarver, living at Hes
.erville, Miss, had what was pro-
nounced to be Very bad case of tuber-
culOsis. 4 large number of her family
had died from the same disease, among
them her mother, two sisters one
brother and one brother-in-law. She
mad practically given up hopes when
hearing Of Professor Samuels and be- |
san taking his treatment. She was hav-
Effects of imprisonment.