Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-13
AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THE
TWENTIETH CENTURY!
T-saasnt
Is ths
Saving Many Whom the Doctors Say Must
t aA Die!

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patients attest, reinvenates the entire
system and restores 1t to it's normal
functional activity and power. Strange
as his method of treatment seems to be.
its efficiency is founded upon the sim
plest scientific elements, and It's success
in the supposedly incurable diseases in
dictate that Professor SamueIs has cons
plefely outdistanced all other medical
experts and scientlsts in his researches
establishing 4 new Departure N thera-
petftics which bids fair to completely
revolutionlze the oid-time theories now
in vogue As matters stand today. as
far as we know Professor Samuels Is
the only man In the world who knows
this strange and marvellous secret. and
IS the, only man who can offer any
reliable assurance that sufferers from
consumption epilepsy. Bright's disease
and these other maladfes regarded as
incurable may be restored 70 health;
but his phenomenal success has pointed
the way to other scientists In search Of
lifss great truths.i and the time will no
doubt come when the regular doctor
win be compelled to change his code of
ethics in order to gain the confidence
of afflicted humanity. But until that
era dawns Professor Samuels. 1t is be-
lieved. viii stand alone as the undis-
puted champion Of new art in medical
healing; the one man to whom the suf-
ferer from the great white plague and
other deadly diseases may come with
reasonable hope OF being brought out
of the shadow OF death into the fair
sunlight Of life.
In his quest for some reliable evil
dence of Professor Samuels' repnted
press encountered such an array OF
confirmatory testimony that he might
have found material for & large volume
had he SO desired. Never in our his
tory a.. nation has there been .
treatment in medical science that has
aroused more enthusiasm and honest
fevor among the masses than Professor
samuels strange treatment has occa-
stoned. AS q matter of fact, about the
only people who were unwilling to
ascribe full credit to the great scient-
lists phenomenal record of results were
the doctors. and even some of this class
could be fair-minded enough to en-
dorse his method OF treatment, Notably
among this class were We're v. Hunt.
LID. and NJ. D.. formerly division sur
geon of the Frisco railway at Kildare,
Okla. and DIR. w. p. Parr, we'll
known physician OF Wichita. Kas DR..
Hunt, who, had taken Professor SAM
uels' treatment for an obstinate nerv-
GUS disorder with great beneft. warmly
endorsed the. new method Of treatment
and advanced the prediction that won
derful, results would accrue from it's
application in the future, when its real
value as therapeutic. agent became
better known.
DR.. Parr. whose wife states that she
has been cured by Professor Samuels Of
hay fever and complication of diseases
that had made her an invalid for years,
and had found no relief in the remedies
prescribed by members OF his own pro-
fession. had this TO say: Many people
refuse to take Professor Samuels' treat
ment because they do not understand 1t.
Neither do understand how putting q
few drops OF clear liquid into the eyes
can effect such wonderful results; but It
surely does, and that is sufflcfent, know
my wife was In a fearful condition In
July, 1902 / know that her health gen.
orally was very bad for many years.
know she took Professor Samuels' treat
ment after all methods of cure had been
tried. and I know that she Is In better
health every way than she has been for
twenty years" Perhaps many other ply
sicians, had they as full a knowledge OF
Its virtues as DR.. Parr. would be honest
enough to give proper credit to Professor
Samuels' wonderful method OF treatment.
but there are none so blind as those
who will not see," and 1t looks as though
most Of the doctors are trying very hard
not to see what this great scientist is do
ing.
However, the interviewer found that
Professor Samuels was In no sense de-
pendent upon the endorsement or CO.
operation of the medical fraternity. Writ
ten testimonials on file in the ofice of
the professor show there are hundreds
of men and women who have tried every
means Of cure the doctors could devise
without having received any specific BEN
ell, and they have gone to Professor
Samuels and found health as a result Of
his treatment. For the benefit OF our
readers, whom we believe will welcome
as much Information on this subject as
can be obtained, we have secured the tes-
tifnony Of several Of Professor Samuels'
former patients. which certainly makes
interesting reading.
Mr.. Joe Wetherholt. better known as
Blind Joe." for many years vendor
of peanuts and popcorn on the streets
of Topeka, Kas., in his testimonial
states that he had been totally blind for
ten years. Every form of treatment
within his means had been tried to no
purpose, and his case was regarded as
hopelessIy incurable. He finally was in
duced to take treatment from Professor
Samuels, and at the end Of four months
his sight was restored.
Mr.. Frank Hon. at present engaged
in business at 30 North Main street,
Wichita, Kas., In his testimonial states
that he had been told by his physicians
that he could live but a short time He
had been treated by one of the most
skilled specialists in Brooklyn, N. Y,
and by other eminent medical men, and
they held out no hope to him. He was
afflicted with that dread disease con-
sumption. and 1t was believed he was
beyond human aid. He was very low
when Professor samuels began treating