The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04

After taking trestmen. from vi var hsn:.
DOCTORS FOR several years, In 1908 one
side BECAME entirely paralyzed Soon
atter this he began taking treatment
although in his aoventieth year. in
good health. the paralysis having en-.
tirely left him. He does not even
use cano and walks anywhere any
otner healthy man can
! Mr.. Geo. Hartman, who lives at Eli
Sorth Meridian Stree. Wichita, Kan.
| ,,an what SOM physicians pronounced
6aght Us dissaae and others called dia-
ms family physician. had given him
| UP 70 die. lie was 90 weak he could
| hstaiy Walk About this time he heard
ed,g Pr +. $50, salnuels and placed HIM
! s Sle,, u, Professor samuelE's care, and
showed change for the better in q
! low weeks. At the end Of ten monthu
ne felt Just as we'll as he ever did
l., Ina ,,o esa, inns he u absolutely cured II
~ NY 100 i.tote IMAM year since he took
| , me treatment, and fo has nsvor had a
! recurrence of the trouble
| Mrs T. Williamson. who resides
at zoo = Street, West Hutchinson, Kan,
49,, MI Almost on tho verge of the grave
WITH consumption and nervous trouble
For nearly twenty-five ycars Mrs. VII.
| hanson was seriously afflicted. and
me 1t. doctors @, said shn. had st, yltns
,-.ttt,,Sr III neHlLlon TO tuUefCOlosls MANY
! ieading physiclans had pronounced her
incurable, and stated In tho spring OF
I9o9 that she would be buried With the
taillng OF tho leaves in autumn. sheS
ssarnsa as last resort TO Professor
2amueis. and after starting his treat
i,ncnt, Mrs. Williamson had only one
n.omorrhage of the lungs and began to
improve mp .s,o at once. In short timo she
pho recently had her lungs examiner
doctor. who pronounced them
absolutely sound and well: In addition
70 this. the Outstanding nervous
trouble had Disappeared.
Mrs. II. j. Burroughs, living at Col
ans, Ia, and who had a serious case of
mart trouble, In. recent letter TO
Professor satnuels, states: II have
sbeSan your treatment. Before that
tablets day. had dizzy. blind spells
ana my heart aid not beat regularly
regularly and does not bother me a
bit l tell every one talk with OF
your treatment and what II has done
Mr.. C. W. Neel. living at Broken
arrow, Okla, had very bad case of
fheumatism; writing Professor Sam
ucis IN recent letter. states an fol-
lows; Thank rou, professor. ten thou
sand times Tor your assistance in cur
Ing ma. of. that awful rheumatism.
am an. stili hard at work and feeling
Inc.'
Mr.; g. c. Miller, living noar Hutehln-
the best physicians in that section or
tho country with what they termed
ki6ney trouble. After all else had
a a nc began TO treat with Profess,
sor Samuels. He took tbs treatment
Tor six months. after which all symp-
toms disappeared, and he has never
mad a recurrence
Miss Daisy Hubbard. living at Alva..
g..
nIteeH years, have been subject to
epilepsy. and have received treatment
from aevesal noted doctors, and have
teiiea to receive permanent good" As
Professor Samueis, and now has no
SYMPTOMS Of the disease.
Mrs Mary Symms, a trained turse.
s sts,ns e. New.on H.. Kan brought her
ster. $. Ds 10 Wichita TO be treated
by Professor Samuels. Her sister had
what the best doctors called paralysis
81 q, the optic nerve and said that moth
Ing could be done to bring hack horj
eFeslsht, and she had resigned herself
to go through life totally blind. She
began treatment under Professor Fam
neik, and na Gw Mrs syn1ms writes as
eye that was entirely blind. Your
remedy is certainly q wonder. and
what ! posltifely know to be a fact
given UP as hopeless cases"
Mrs. Louisa Lockhart, living at
ashington, Kan had q very bad case
% ct ), kidney and bladder trouble She
mad reached the pons Where her Kid,
condition. III 2 recent letter to Profe1-
scr saniels. she states: after taking
your treatment two weeks l was able
sd 90 not Son ewn ontb Ia1eh the
treatment one month, and now ! am
Vel IN every. respect, thanks to your
wonderful treatment"
Mr.. Jacob Bitteridse. Pilot Butte.
heart trouble, in recent letter to
Professor samuels, states as follows:
II guess you will think I havo forgot
ten you, but that will never be. + viii
never forget the man who saved my
life. Last year at this time waa
not able to feed myself. and now I
can shoulder LOO pounds"
rs 1T necessary for your patients to X
come. to sec you to be treated?' was
asked. no. my treatment can be sent
by mail. Many Of my patients come to
see me. but 1t is not always neces-
sary My treatment Is sent to hun
drads. and, IN. fact am as successful
IN treating that way as though the
patients were right here To people
from 9. distance who write me, an in
In this way l am enabled to sehd
them the treatment with full directions
fer It's USE
SnOulC ttH1uh Win your ability 10
cure yop would be in q position to de.
nand big money from your patients
remarked tho interviewer. "No, I do
not do that nov. Ny. charges, when
the patients used to call on me III per
son, uec6 to be pretty high am got
ting old, and feel that it Is my duty
IN my lnst years TO place my treatment
II the hands Of the poor as we'll as the
belize anS 3b a. as ns da1y
possible, no matter what raco or ma
tionqllty, nor where located, should
account, have reduced my charges so
Lhev arc within reach OF all.
"AIv greatest aim III life from now
on will be to relieve tho ills Of human u
ty. and when death shall claim nae.
nave ARRANGED SO that my secret will
not die with me. but will BIO known.
50 that lnen in all ages to come will
-cap the reward Of my LIES work.
Every ono who Is sick. no matter
wllet their troubles may be, SHOULD
write Professor. samuels, Room zoe,
samnels Eldg., Wichita, Kan, for hts
Message OF 1acts." and they will flnd