The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-02

SkepticS and unbeleVers in scentlflc
| achievements have recently been re-
| ceiving a number Of rather severe jolts
through the remarkable series OF sue
credit OF Professor Samuels, the emf
| ncnt scientist.
AS is pretty generally known. Pro-
fessor Samuels is the man who an :
scientific experiments he had made had
resulted In the origination of strange
| new method OF treating human ills.
/ through the eyes or course the usual
his theories and to discredit the merits
Of his treatment, but despite the oppos-
| ing clamor Of the old school doctors
and others who believed health could
only be restored through drug dosing,
the Professor seems to have established
a record for relieving human suffering
which must be decidedly humiliating TO
his deriders. to say the least.
Luckily for the good cause he was
fostering. there were many in the
ranks OF the sick and afflicted who
were not without faith in the scholarly
scientist. They were at least willing
to give his odd treatment a fair trial.
probably because their doctors were
doins them no good, and 1t was not NOT
his treatment were apparent
Many who state they had been blind
state they regained their sight; many
bed ridden state they found health and
strength. and in every locality where
the strange treatment was introduced
there was an increasing number OF
convalescents among a class whose Ills
had been regarded as incuraole by their
doctors and friends, AS soon as these
wonderful restorations to health be-
came known, the great scientist was
deluged with patients. as might be ex, X,
pected; the mails brought hundreds OF
requests for his remarkable treatment.
and since that time the demand for
, this peculiar treatment, clear as wafer
and without smell. has been practically
incessant Wherever 1t has been tried
the treatment has been found to be a
wonder-worker In the cause OF health,
People in all walks OF life and suffer
ing from such diseases as consumption.
Bright's disease. heart trouble, epilepsy
chronic stomach and bowel troubles
nervous disorders and other serious
ailments. have tried the treatment and
prove; and thus the fame OF the learned
scientist and his peculiar treatmen,
through the eyes has come into such
popular favor that everybody seems TO
speak OF IT in words OF enthusiastic
praise. Following are a few extracts
/ from letters recently received by Pro-
fessor SanIuels. whose correspondence
we have kindly been permitted to ex-
anime as a means Of verifying the
many remarkable claims being made
for the treatment:
r. F. D. No. l. Box ia, had been in bad
health for long time. was generally
run down and her stomach was In such
condition that she was obliged to exer-
Medicines gave her little. II any. relief
but a trial of Prof. Samuels' treatment
| through the eyes. according to the letter
which follows. brought prompt change
II have taken your treatment Just IL
days. and have gained strength and can
do my work without resting so much.
can now eat almost anything want
"a N ND hinlf
VIII be well by the time ] use the rest OF
! the medicine
Mrs. H. J Wiley, Leeds, Kan, after
/ taking Professor Samuels' treatment
for catarrh and a general run down
condition. has this to say about It:
1T has been five months since ! be-
gan Professor Samuels' treatment through
the eyes. and cannot longer doubt that
am on the road to perfect health. ] have
/ improved wonderfully. and am so thankful
| for IT. am able TO eat and sleep well and
expected to before taking the treatment" "
| Mr.. A. G. Devault, Nocona. Texas. had
long been great sufferer from catarrh
Indigestion and general debility. Medi-
cal treatment was doing him very little
good. and the wonderful success OF Pro-
fessor Samuels' treatment finally encour-
aged him 10 give 1t trial. This is what
! he thinks OF IT.
81 have taken the treatment Is davs
and ! can tell that it Is doing me lots
OF good. feel so per cent better than
/ did before | began taking the treat
ment. My pains and aches are all gone
1 picked cotton all last week and nv
back troubled me very little. My oatarrl
is lots better, my appetite is good. and
1 can eat all I want without trouble
am getting along fine"
Mary A. Johnson, Maupin Mo, af-
fIicted with chronic catarrh and various
complications. which had greatly under.
mined her health. could find no perma
nent relief from the doctors treatment
so she decided to try II there was anS
virtue in Professor Samuols strange
treatment through the eyes. She has
this to say about 1t In recent letter:
II cen say that consider the treat
mept has done me more good than all tho
medicines have ever taken, o,
tried and in the past 20 years I assure
YOU ] have tried a great many OF them
7 had not rode horseback for Is years
and last Saturday I rode 20 miles and
! felt fine that night"