The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-12

at last, hearing of Professor Samuels'
 wonderful cures. decided to take his
 treatment. At that time he was in a Ideplorably 'enfeebled and emanciated
 condition, weighing only 11Sl pounds,
 and was almost without hope. Six
 months after beginning the treatment
 he was absolutely restored to health,
 weighed 155 pounds, and has had no recurrence of his trouble MT. Mill
 Ter has lived in the vicinity of Hutch
 inson since 1877. is a man of high in- tegrity, and his indorsement of Pro- | lessor Samuels' method of cure should be regarded as the strongest kind of
 proof of it's merit and reliability. In I fact the greater number of the pro- | fessor's patients are of class whose | testimony cannot be discounted, and perhaps this has been one of the main reasons why his fame has spread so
 rapidly and brought so many of the
 afflicted to his office for treatment. MT. George Hartman, living at 21i
 North Meridian. street. Wichita, Kas.,
 in his testimonial states he had what
 some physicians pronounced Bright $ disease and others called diabetes. Vari- ous doctors-among them his family lphysician-had given him up to die.
 He was, so weak he could hardly walk
 About this time he heard of Professor Samuels and placed himself in Profes- | sor Sarnuels care. and showed change | for the better in a few weeks He states that at the end of ten months
 he felt just as well as he ever did, and | claims he is absolutely cured and has never had a recurrence of the trouble. | Mrs. J. T. Williamson. who resides at 200 B Street West, Hutchinson, Kas.,
 in her testimonial states she was al- most on the verge of the grave with consumption and nervous trouble, and
 that for nearly 22 years she was seri-
 ously afflicted with St. Vitus dance in
 addition to tuberculosis. She states
 that leading physician had pronounced l her fncurable. and that she would die
 and be buried with the falling of the
 leaves in autumn. As a last resort she turned to Professor Samuels, and after starting his treatment she says
 she had only one hemorrhage of the
 lungs and began to improve In a short time, she states. she was able to do
 her own work. and that she recently | had her lungs examined by a doctor, l and well.
 Mrs H., J. Burroughs. living at Col | lins, la. and who in her testimonial
 said she had a serious case of heart l trouble. in recent letter to Professor
 Samuels states; 'I have not taken a
 drop of medicine since I began your treatment. Before that I had to take from one to four heart tablets a day.
 I had dizzy. blind spells. and my heart l did not beat regularly at all, but just
 flutter. Now 1t beats regularly and does not bother me bit. I tell every
 one I talk with of your treatment and
 what 1t has done for me-"
 | Mir. C.. w. Neel, living at Broken Ar l row, Okla. in his testimonial says he
 had a very bad case of rheumatism. Writing Professor Samuels in recent letter he states as follows: Thank you professor, 10000 times for your as sistance in curing me of that awful
 rheumatism. I am still hard at work | and feeling fine."
 Miss Daisy Hubbard, who lives at Ava, Okla. fin a recent letter wrote: l"For Is years I have been subject to epilepsy, and have received treatment from several noted doctors and have | failed to receive permanent good" As | a last resort she began treatment from Professor Samuels. and now in her tes-
 timonial says she has no symptoms of the disease.
 ] Mrs. Louisa Lockhart. living at Washington, Kas.. in her testimonial says she had very bad case of kidney and bladder trouble She had reached the point where her kidneys and blad der were in an awful condition. In a recent letter to Professor Samuels she | states: After taking your treatment
 two weeks was able to do my own jhousework, which had not done for m no
 month and now I am well in every re- spect, thanks to your wonderful treat | ment"
 'Is it necessary for your patients to come to see 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 necessary. My treatment Is sent to hundreds, and, in fact. I am as successful in treating that way as though the patients were right here. To people from distance
 who write me- an information blank is sent to i'll out. In this way I am en-
 abled to send them the treatment with full directions for its use."
 T should think with your ability to
 cure you would be in position to de-
 mand big money from your patients" remark ed the interviewer. NO, do not do that now. My charges, when the patients used to call on me in person, used ito be pretty high. l am getting oh. and I feel that 1t Is my duty in my last years to place my treatment l in the hands of the poor as we'll as the
 rich I believe that I owe duty to mankind, and that as many people as
 possible. no matter what race or na- tionaiity nor where located. should be benefited by my lfe's work. On this account, I have reduced my charges so they are within reach of all.
 My greatest aim in life from now on will be to relieve the ills of humanity, and when death shall claim me. have arranged so that my secret will not die l.with me, but will be known, so that men in all ages to come will reap the reward of my life's work"
 Everyone who is sick, no matter what their troubles may be. should write Professor Samuels. room 356 Samuels Bldg. Wichita. Kas.. for his Mes sage of Facts" and they will find some- thing in 1t of interest to them.