Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-03-01

1t was some seven years ago 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 24O pounds now. and when called
upon by the reporter, stated that he owed
his life to Professor Samuels.
Another noted case of consumption was
the case of Mary Agnes Selden, 1920 East
Murdoch avenue. Wichita. kas. Several
years ago she came to Kansas from New
York on account of i'll health. However.
she began to decline. and tried numerous
physicians, who said she had consump-
tion. After she had practically lost al
hopes, the case was taken by Prof. Samu-
els, who cured her. She was seen by
reporter, and she told of her remarkable
cure on her cheeks was the blush Of
health and her step was elastic. BY her
appearance none would suspect that she,
few weeks before, had been given up TO
die of consumption.
Mr.. 1. w. Shufelberger. living seven
miles portheast of Wichita, who was al
most blind and deaf. was led by his
daughter to the office of Prof. samuels.
and was suffering a great deal of pain
from his eyes. Prof Samuels restored
his eyesight. after three weeks treat
iment He goes everywhere unattended 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 36S
Roberts avenue. Wichita, Kas., was very
low with. tuberculosis and pronounced 50
by the very best authority. She tried
ALI sorts of climate and the very best OF
doctors on lung trouble and was pro-
nounced incurable by all. 1 took Miss
Garrison under my treatment about sew
en- years ago and she treated about nine.
months and is now in perfect health.
Mr.. C. c. Miller. of Hutchinson, Kansas,
| had been given up to die with bad
case of kidney disease. He had run down
until he weighed only lis lbs. and FREE
auently had serious hemorrhages of the
kidneys, and at times suffered intense
pain. He took Prof. SaInuels' treatment
about two years ago. and there has been
no recurrence of the trouble He now
weighs 155 lbs, and is the picture of health
Mrs l.. Gilett, who is assistant post
mistress of Burkett, Hall county. Neb.,
had been troubled for years with nerve
BUSINESS, sick headache and heart trouble.
! She was restored to health by Professor
| Samuels.
Mr.. B. r. Robey. who resides at sls
East First street, Wichita. Kas., brought
| his mother, Mrs. p. Spidal. to Wichita.
to be treated by Professor Samuels. She
| was unable to move hand or foot; she was
even unable to speak. Her case was
| paralysis Physicians had given her up
| and considered her case hopeless. She
| was brought into Wichita on cot ana
| taken in an ambulance to the home OF
| her daughter. She is now entirely cured.
MR.. James c. 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 Professor
| Samuels, and is now cured. Anyone
doubling this can write to Mr.. Brazler.
| The little 7-year-old daughter of G. w.
Newcum. one of Kay county's most pros
| porous farmers, was afflicted with cpl
| LEIPZIG fits. Mr.. Newcum says that his
| 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
! the child. but to no avail until he went
| to Professor Samuels year ago in Au-
/ gust The professor told him he had
cured epileptic fits before, and could DO
4 II again. Professor Samuels Immediately
I began treatment through the eyes, ana
| the little girl has never had any symp-
| toms of the trouble since. Mr.. Newcurn
SAYS she is now as sound and well as any
! child could be.
rs 1t necessary for your patients to
come to see you to be treated?" was ask
! ed NO, I have perfected my treatment
/ so that / can treat by mail. Many of my
| patients come to see me, but IL Is not nee
essary. j send my treatment to hundreds.
! and. in fact am as successful in treating
that way as though the patients were
right here. To people from distance
who write me. 1 send an Information
blank to fill out. In this way | am en-
abled to send them the treatment proper
ly prepared with full directions for its
| use" ~.
II should think with your ability 10
/ cure, you would be in a position TO de-
mand big money from your patients re-
/ marked the reporter. mo, ! do not Go
| that now. My charges when the patients
called on me in person used to be pretty
1 high / am getting old. and feel that 1t
] is my duty in my last years to place my
! discovery in the hands of the poor As
well as the rich. 1 believe that owe a
; duty to mankind and that many people
| as possible should be benefited by my dis
| covery. Il want all humanity. no matter
what race or nationality nor where To-
Gated, to be benefited by my lifes work
| On this account, / have reduced my
! charges so they are within reach of Ipe
I poorest. l am always glad to hear FROM
/ any one 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 hui
manity. and when death shall claim me,
| l have arranged so that my secret viii
not die with me. but will be known, so
/ that men in all ages to come will rea3
1 the reward of my life's work.
Every one who is sick. no matter what
their trouble may be, should write Pro-
lessor Samuels, room "A Golden Eagle
| Bldg Wichita, Kas.. for his Message of
Facts" and they will find something in il
of interest to them.