The National tribune., 1910-03-10

Professor Samuels' treatment. which re-
suited in a perfect cure. 1t has been
six years since this cure was made and
none of the symptoms have ever re-
turned. This can be verified by writing
or calling upon Mr.. Wilson.
Another noted case of Consumption
was that of Mr.. Frank Hoff, now in
business at 249 North Main street,
Wichita, Kas., who had been given up
to die of Consumption. He had been
treated by the greatest specialist in
Brooklyn, n. Y. 1t was some seven
years ago when he had tried every
thing else without avail, that he came
to Professor Samuels and was cured.
He is large, strong man and weighs
240 pounds now. and when called upon
stated that he owed his life to Pro-
fessor Samuels.
Mary A. Stout, who lives at Burling-
ton, Kas.. had what was pronounced to
be a bad case OF Diabetes. This disease
Is pronounced incurable by regular
practitioners. This case was treated
and cured by Professor Samusls. In
recent letter to Professor Samuels she
writes: 81 feel well, and have no marks
of Diabetes. May Gods richest bless
ing ever be with you-'
Mrs. J. T. Derrick, living at Wakita.
Grant Co, Ok, who was cured of a bad
case of Stomach trouble, writes: Il was
so bad with my stomach trouble when
/ began your treatment that l. would
think every night that L would die, and
now I can say feel that 1 am entirely
cured. 1 had not taken your treatment
a week until 1 could work and eat any
thing / wanted. whereas before 1 could
not eat anything (not even rice) that
would digest. / am a farmer and have
been doing my farm work ever since 1
began your treatment, and / cannot
praise it too highly"
The young son of w. w. Lyon. To-
Gated at Augusta, Kas., had been suf-
fering for a long time with a severe
case of Asthma. He was treated by
Professor Samuels and is entirely cured.
In recent letter, Mr.. Lyons writes:
1T was the best investment / ever
made"
Mr.. Frank Braden, well-known citi-
zen of Ponca City, Ok, and who is
County Comuissioner at that place, was
suffering from what was known as
paralysis of the Optic Nerve-a disease
considered incurable by medical au-
thority-and in addition to this affec-
ton was very ill and had been unable
to do any labor for three years. He
was cured by Professor Samuels and is
now in perfect health"
Mr.. We're V. Hunt, LII. D., we'll
known physician and surgeon living at
Kildare, Ok, and who was formerly
Division Surgeon for the Frisco Rail-
way, in a recent letter to Professor
Samuels writes: II find your miracu-
lous remedy already helping my nerves
Who will deny that in not many years
to come you shall be regarded as the
pioneer of a new and better system Of
therapeutics, in which the eye rather
than the mouth shall be regarded as
the proper entrance to the internal
economy of suffering humanity? When
that day arrives those who now cast
stones at you will replace those stones
with garlands. You will. 1 hope, then
remember that one of the first to see
the depth and wisdom of your theory
was yours very gratefully, We're v.
| Hunt, NJ. D."
''Is it necessary for your patients to
come to see you to be treated?" was
asked. No; l have perfected my treat
ment SO that 1 can treat by mail. Many
| of my patients come to see me, but it is
i, not necessary. / send my treatment
| to hundreds, and, in fact am as sue
cessful 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 1 am enabled to send them
the treatment properly prepared with
full directions for its use''
Il should think with your ability to
cure you WOulQ De III 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 I am getting old,
and I feel that it is my duty in my
last years to place my discovery in the
hands of the poor as well as the rich.
L believe that I owe a duty to mankind
and that as many people as possible
should be benefited by my discovery.
1 want all humanity, no matter what
race or nationality nor where located.
to be benefited by my life's work On
this account 1 have reduced my charges
so they are within reach of the poorest
/ 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 claim
me l have arranged so that my secret
will not die with me, but will be known.
so that men in all ages to come will
reap the reward of my 1ife's work"
Everyone who is sick. no matter what
their trouble may be, should write Pro-
fessor Samuels. room 55, Samuels Bldg.
Wichita, kas., for his Message of
Facts, and they will find something in
it of interest to them.