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


4 guess you think I have forgotten
forget the man who saved my life. Well.
suppose you will be glad when you
hear how 9od am see Psag at t sm f t
was not able to feed myself, and now
can shoulder 160 pounds. l think tlat
is pretty good, and l weigh as much as
Mrs. c. c. McDaniels. living at ssz s.
Main St, Newton, Kas.. in recent let
trouble for eight years and had been
having hemorrhageS almost every day.
sicians without any permanent results.
In her letter she states that after be-
ginning Prof. SamueIs' treatment she
did not have single hemOrrhage. In
her letter she states as follows:
Il began to gain after the first north,
and I am now in better health than for
years. Any help or reference / can give
to those wishing to know of your strange
treatment, 1 will gladly give"
Mrs. VIM: HOFFMAN, lying at Bruce.
doctors called a serious case Of kidney
and stomach trouble. She had doctored
clans witaout being able to obtain any
permanent relief. In recent letter she
states, as follows:
the good and great benefit have de-
rived from the use of the treatment
escTiPsa by y9gd 70 What faa vs ueTed be
of treatment is beyond me to describe.
The comfort I have now in living and
and drink as others do is simply Won
derfuL 1 extend TO you my sincere
Mrs. S. A. shiel, living at Burlington
Junction, Mo-, writes as fouoWs:
Il had been an invalid for twenty
bic similar. wherein my breath W was az ar
to the NJ. DIS but failed to get only
treatment with you the latter part OF
March and believe am cured by your
treatment in the last seven months
Mr.. Walter Hurst, living at Brevs.rd,
N. C., had what was pronounced to bss q
bad case Of kidney trouble, also catafTh
clans to no avail. and gradually cot rot
worse; As a last resort he heard OF
Prof; Samuels and began taking treat
uels, he wrote as follows:
Il have taken all Of the treatment ex-
cePs ~ few h0tS drops and am completely
nave to get up. and in the morning 4
never get up with bad feeling in my
m DaSn as NJ d dt before taking the treat,
cured me Of those awful diseases ind and
Ssnafii alWays thank you for your kind at
Mr.. w. s. FinneIl. LIVING at 42s West
n 5se NJ Ave- w OkSiahoma City, Okla aad
from the bottom OF his foot to the ton
OF ms head. His right eye being so al
His was a case Of two years s stan slii,nI
ne mad no appetite and his nerves ~ers
proken down. After almost losing hope
In recent letter to the Professor he
wrote as follows:
AFTER two months treatment nv
slgnt IS almost as good as ever and has
cttpin ~ steadily TO improve, and at
THIS Writing 1t is as good as 1t ever was
time time l am ALMOST as strong in my riehf
55iioe as. as oeIore was affected. and no in
good and 1 have been greatly berefts y
IA every way. At the present time am am
a5le to work and am doing ten hours Re
the afternoon until fiye o'eloe Iloc 1e4 "a
rivl illi4lss and you know night work Is
in "a en- narder on one than so many hours
Enjoying what you have done for me 1sssA''
80. Jnomas A. Powers, located at ST. Pc
what WI R wee Steubenville. Ohio, had
~ catarrn, and also was almost deaf III,
a recent letter to Prof Samueis. he
The first little bottle of your madt-
cans cane LOOK enected a complete cure r
have n Ha as as wei as anyone now and
M. isaac Hapner. 213 West 1eth 81.
SSto ~ ayie, Ind, was almost deaf. also
numerous remedies and nhvsieiansa LIZ, sI9So
2 D.S avail. de finally began to fake,
LlOA. Samuels treatment fhrourh the
lows :, ana IN recent letter states as fol-
Wish to say I can hear as wei Sc
Zone u sSso a9 "a the pain in my head is ali
me 100 much cannot be said in p T So~
o 1. your wonderful cure. l heartily 1-a[
and all who are AFFLICTED as have 70 h any
am az very well indeed May God pa con aao
through the eye is the wish o. one ses 1g 5so
cannot mot say enough. for you" ~
at Aueusta- Kas had ~ ~. Lyon, iocate
long time with severe case of ss,fl,-
ma he was treated by Prof samuels,
ana IS now in good health IN a recent
letter, Mr.. Lyon writes: cit was fhe hest e.
INVESTMENT / ever made"
mary A. Stout, who lives at BurIing-
TON, hass had what was pronounced r.
be bad case of diabetes. This 1iisease
~ pronounced promo S incurable by regular piac-
pp rnSaer rnis case was treated BY
Professor Samuels. she writes: ssI i,eeil
We'll and l have no marks of diabetes.
MAY Snay Goo richest blessing ever be with
rs it necessary for your patients to,
come 70 see you to be treated? ?" was ask
ed NO, my treatment can be sent bv
mail; Many Of my patients come to see
me, but It is not always necessary. Nv
Ssreatment Is sent to hundreds. and, IN
way as though. the patients were right
mere TO people from a distance who
to iii out In this way ann TIsa ena Is Seh ts
send them the treatment with full d.
T6ctiOnS Tor It's use.
II should think with your ab,lftv IN
cure you would be in position to de-
mand big money from your pstierts.r
remarked the Interviewer. mo do not
do that now. NV charges, when the pa
tients used to call on me in person, used
to be pretty high. I am getting old
and feel that II is my duty in nv last
years to place my treatment in the hands
of the Door as well as the rich. be-
lieve that owe duty to mankind, and
that as many people as possible. no mat
ter what race or nationality. nor where
located, should be benefited bv m = Iffe's
work On this account I have reduced
my charges so they are within reach Of
all
HMv 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
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 Prof.
Samuels, room "a, Samueis Bldg, Wich-
tia. Kas., for his Message of Facts,
and they will find something in II OF in
terest to them.