The National tribune., 1911-03-16
AN ACKNOWLEDGED MARVEL OF THE
TWENTIETH CENTURY!

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for many years. / know she took Pro-
lessor Samuels' treatment after all
methods OF cure had been tried, and
know that 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 believe will welcome as much infor-
nation on this subject as can be OBJ
tanned, we have secured the testimony
of several of Professor Samuels' for
mer patients, which certainly makes
interesting reading.
Mr.. Joe Wetherholt, better known as
Blind joe" for many years a vendor
of peanuts and popcorn on the streets
| of Topeka, Kas., in his testimonial
states that ne had been totally blind
for ten years. Every form of treat
ment within his means has been tried
| to no purpose, and his case was re-
garded as hopelessly incurable. He
| finally was induced to take treatment
from Professor Samuels, and at the end
of four inonths his sight was restored
Mrs. c. C. Mcdaniel, 1922 Main st.,
Newton, Kas, states in her testimonial
! that she had been told by a local physi-
clan that she had consumption and that
he could do nothing further for her,
\ ana as she n6Q neAfU OF some OIL tho
remarkable cures that had been ac-
credited to Prof. Samuels' Systematic
treatment through the eyes, she decided
| to give 1t a practical test. This is the
result. as she tells il in recent letter:
Il feel it my duty to tell what won
derful good Prof. Samuels' treatment
has done for me. I suffered from lung
trouble for eight years, and had hem
orrhages almost every day. I took the
treatment faithfully for one year, and
gave it thorough trial, and have never
had a hemorrhage since taking it.
began to gain after the first bottle and
am now In better health than for years.
Any help or reference I can give to
| those wishing to know of this strange
treatment 1 will gladly give"
Mr.. George Hartman, living at I'll
North Meridian street, Wichita, Kas, in
his testimonial states he had what some
physicians pronounced Bright's disease
and others called diabetes. Various
doctors-among them his family physi-
cian-had given him up to die. He was
so weak he could hardly walk. About
this time he heard of Professor Sam
uels and placed himself in Professor
Samuels' care, and showed change for
the better in 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 recurrence of the trouble.
Mrs. ]. T. Williamson, who resides at
200 street west, Hutchinson, Kas.,
in. her testimonial states she was all
most on the veIee of the grave with
consumption and nervous trouble, and
that for nearly twenty-five years she
was seriously afflicted with. ST. Vftus'
dance in addition TO tuberculosis She
states that a leading physician had pro-
nounced her incurable, and that she
would die and be buried with the fall
inp of tha leaves A.yty1 Ac loo
resort she turned to Professor SamueIs,
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 doctor,
who pronounced them absolutely sound .
and well.
Mrs. II. J. Burroughs, living at Col
Inns. Iowa, and who in her testimonial
said she had a serious case of heart
trouble, in a recent letter to Professor
drop of medicine since I began your.
treatment. Before that I had to take
from one to four heart tablets a day.
had dizzy, blind SPELLS and my heart !.
did not beat regularly at ALL but Just
flutrer. Now 1t beats regularly and does
not bother me bit. I tell everyone I =
talk with of your treatment and what it
has done for me-"
Mr.. c. w. Neei, living at Broken Ar
row, Okla, in his testimonial says he
had a very bad case of rheumatism.
Writing Professor Samuels in a, recent
letter he states as follows: Thank you,
Professor, ten thousand times FOR your
assistance in curing me of that awful
rheumatism. I am still hard at work
and feeling fine" i,
Miss Daisy Hubbard, who lives al
Alva, Okla. in recent letter wrote:
For fifteen years I have been subject
to epilepsy, and have received treat
ment from several noted doctors and
have failed to receive permanent good"
As last resort she began treatment
from Professor Samueis, and now in L,
her testimonial says she has no symp-
toms of the disease. 80.
If space permitted this record Of
wonderful results might be. prolonged
for there are hundreds of
people throughout the country who '
nave mad precisely the same gratifying
experiences as those we have referred
to. All kinds. of constitutional and
chronic diseases, hay fever, asthma;
catarrh, cataracts, ETC., are just as sue
cessfully treated as consumption, cpl
iepSy, BrfghtS disease, and the more
important maladies that confound and
pafiie our wisest medical men. Pro-
lessor Samdeis treatment is unques-
tionably the new Source of Hope; and,
WHAT 1iuTS, IC Is dVallaDle TO all
classes of people who may be menaced
by any of these deadly diseases from
which the ordinary practitioner cannot
rescue them. Professor Samuels Is a
humanitarian as well as a gifted scient-
tst, and has kept his charges within
the reach of every man and woman
who may need his treatment; and if
any reader of this journal is in need of
mis- eounsels, or has lost faith in the
methods or treatment employed by the
less progressive medical fraternity, il
VIII be the part of wisdom for them to
get in touch with this great scientist
the one man in the whole world who
has proven by his marvellous success
that he can bring health and strength
to many sufferers whom the doctors are
powerless to help. Those who are UNI
able to visit his office. Suite So. Samuets
Building. in Wichita, Ras., should write
him for his Message of Facts" relative
10 his wonderful treatment. They can
-est assured that his treatment win be
in the same manner as if
hey were under personal treatment.