Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-05


Professor Samuels. of Wichita, Kasr
have been of such startling character
that they have aroused widespread won
der, admiration and curiosity. Time and
again he has taken cases pronounced
hopelessly incurable by the medical pro-
fession and restored the patients to
health in a most phenomenal manner.
There is considerable mystery attach
ed to Professor Samuels' method of &C
complishing these marvels, and 1T is
known that he does not use the drastic
drugs and medicines that doctors depend
upon And 1t 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 flicker
ing 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 niracu-
lous cure Of Blind joe" of Topeka
Kas, who was we'll 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 Samuels,
who effected cure.
Professor Samuels has been arrested
many times for predicting his system
without having diploma. On being in
terviewed few days ago, relative to his
many arrests, Professor Samuels said:
Yes, 1 have been arrested many times
for practicing without license, but in
no case have I been convicted. Natu-
rally, the medical profession are jealous
of my success, and are fighting me most
.. t2.s h.. ~
convict me? DO you suppose any jury,
when my patients come into court, as
they did at Alva, Okla, Newkirk, Okla
Ponca City, Okla, and other towns, and
tell how they have been cured of AL
manner of trouble, do you suppose for q
minute that any jury hearing these peo-
pie and seeing with their own eyes what
has been accomplished, is going to con-
vict me? My trial at Alva was before
very able judge, Jesse ]. Dunn. who
is now chief justice of the state of Ok
lahoma; after hearing the evidence for
and against me 1 was acquitted. AT
Newkirk was tried before Judge Haus-
ley, very able judge. Judge Brown, a
noted lawyer, was the prosecuting at
torney, and fought the case very hard,
but I was acquitted. These prosecutions
were brought because I have no license.
Being the originator and only practition-
er Of my system Of healing, how am
to have a diploma? I can't issue 1t to
ting along in the same harness for halt
century, too blind to accept my dis
covery, which accomplishes actual re-
suits, makes it impossible for me to pro-
cure q 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 astound hu-
mantty?"
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. al
though go, 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 the secret that has taken
many years of my life to accomplish
1 can only say that my results are OBJ
tanned treating diseases by dropping q
colorless liquid, which I prepare, into the
eve Strange as IL may seem, so-called
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.
have evolved a system of treating other
bodily ills based on the relation of the
eve to the system as a whole. This may
seem strange, but here are the proofs.
Thereupon the professor placed be-
fore his interviewer his Message of
Facts" afidavits and letters in great
numbers, many of them from RESPONSE
Bile and well known people, all bearing
on his statements.
The wife of P. F. Bradley, living at
Remus, Mich, R. r. No. 4, had what was
pronounced to be a bad case of Bright's
disease Doctors were unable to give
her any relief She gradually grew
worse until her friends considered there
was little hope for her. In recent let
ter to Prof. Samuels, Mr.. Bradley states
as follows:
"I consider her entirely cured Of this
dreadful malady, and can say to friends
desiring to benefit themselves in any
thing of this kind, they would do well to
consult you, and we are ready and will
ing at any time to testify to your ability
to do what you claim to do, so with
heartfelt thanks for the great good you
have done for her, I will close by writ
ing myself. your obedient servant"
L. H. Helms, living at Maryville. Mo-,
r. r. No. g., had what was pronounced
to be bad case of tuberculosis and also
teregium. Physicians were unable to
do anything for him, and when almost
ready to give up in despair, he began
taking treatment of Prof. Samuels. In
a recent letter he states as follows:
Find enclosed money order for which
please send me another months treat
ment of your wonderful remedy for l
certainly think 1t a God-send to suffer
ing humanity. 1 have gained fifteen
pounds in two months and feel better
than 1 have for two years. The teregi-
UNI on my eye has disappeared and 1
can read large print. such as the head
line of papers, after being practically
blind in it for i've years"
Mr.. Jacob Bitteridge. living at Pilot
Butte, Sask.. Canada, whose health had
been impaired and he was bedridden at