The farmer and mechanic., 1911-01-17
AN ACKNOWLEDGED MARVEL OF THE
TWENTIETH CENTURY!

{ testomony that he might have found ma
| teriaI for q large volume had he 50 de-
sired AS a matter of fact about the only
people who are unwilling TO ascribe full
credit to TIE great scientists phenomenal
record Of results were the doctors, ana
even some of this elias could be fair mind
| ed enough to endorse his method OF treat
ment Notably among this class were
We're v Hunt, LID. and NJ. D., formerly
division surgeon of the Frisco Railway OF
Kildare, Okla. and Or. W. T. Parr, we'll
known physician of Wichita, Kas. DIR.
Hunt, who ahd taken Professor Samueis'
treatment for obstinate nervous dis
order with great benefit, warmly endorsed
the new method Of treatment and advanced
the perdiction that wonderful results
would accrue from its application in the
future, when its real value 4 therapeutic
agent became better known.
DR.. Parr. whose wife states that she has
been cured by Professor Samue,s of hay
fever and complication Of diseases that
had made her an invalid for years and
had found no relief in the remedies pre-
scribed by members Of his own profession,
had this to say MANY people refuse to
they do not understand it. Neither do
understand how putting a few drops of
clear liquid into the eyes can effect such
wonderful results but it surely does and
that is efficient. ] know my wife was in
a fearful condition in July, 1902. I know
that her health generally was very bad
for many years I know she took Pro-
fessor Samuels' treatment after all methods
Of had frsa hat
she is in better health every way than
she has been for twenty years.
However, the interviewer found that
Professor Samuels was in no sense de-
pendent upon the endorsement or CO.
operation OF the medical fraternity. For
the benefit Of our readers whom we be-
lieve will welcome as much information
on this subject as can be obtained, we
have secured the testimony Of several
OF Professor Samumls' former patients,
which certainly makes interesting read
Ing.
Mr.. Joe Wetherholt, better known as
Blind Joe" for many years 4 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 regarded as
hopelessly incurable. He finally was In
duced tc take treatment from Professor
Samuels and at the end of four months
his sigh was restored.
Mr.. Frank Hof, at present enga ged
in business at 249 North Main street.
Wichita, .Kas in hfs testimonial states
that he had been told by his physicians
that he could live but a short time. He
had been treated by 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 af-
fieted with that dread disease consnmp-
tion and it was believed he was beyond
human aid. He very low when Pro
fessor SaIhuels began treating him, but
he began to improve at once and was
ultimately restored to health. He is now
q strong, robust man, weighing $40
pounds and declares that he owes his
life to Professor Samuels, which is un-
| Questionably true.
Mr. George Hartman living at 211 North
Meridian street, Wichita, Kas., in his tessti-
monial states he had what some physicians
pronounced Brights disease and others
called diabetes. Various doetors-ameaa,e
them his family physician-had given him
Eup to die. He was Sc weak he could ha I'd
| ly walk. About this time he heard of
PROFESSOR Samuels and placed himself in
| Professor Samuels' care. and shou,a.
change FOR the better in few weeks.
de states that at the end Of ten months
he felt inst as well as be ever did and