Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-13

ana was. ultimately lE5t1ASt ~ <-<<.-.--r'
He is now a strong. robust mail weigh
ing $40 pounds. and declares mat ne
owes his life to Professor lsamueis'
which is unquestionably true.
The case of Mr. c. c. Miller, residing
near Hutchinson. Kas., who fsr years
had suffered untold agony from hem
orrhage of the kidneys and various
complications of that dire malady. Is
another example of the almost niraesA-
lous results of Professor ssamuels'
strange treatment. Mr.. Milles IN his
testimonial states that he had tried ev-
cry remedy suggested by his msfltcal adj
visers without obtaining relief and at
last hearing of Professor Samueas won
derful cures, decided to take Us treat
ment. At that time he was in :. deplor-
ably enfeebled and emaciated ionditlon.
weighing only us pounds and was al
most without hope. Six months after De-
ginning the treatment he was tLbsoiute-
Iy restored to health. weighed 155 pounds,
and has had no recurrence OF MS trou-
HE AR Miller has lived in the vicinity
of Hutchinson since 1871. is a man or
hagh integrity and his endorsement
should be regarded as the STRONGEST kind
Of proof of its merit and reliability. In
fact, the greater number Of thl, profes-
sors patients are OF class whose res-
fimony cannot be discounted, ana per-
sons why his fame has spread Il, rapidly
and brought SO many OF the aillictsa 20
his office for treatment.
Mr.. George Hartman. living at II
North Meridian street. Wichita kas-, IN
his testimonial states he had what some
physicians pronounced Brighta disease
and others called diabetes Various
doctors-among them his family physi-
cIan-had given him up to die. He was
60 weak he could hardly walk About
this time be heard Of Profession Sam
ueis and placed himself in Professor
Samueis' care. and showed eEilnse Tor
the better in a few weeks. lie states
that at the end of ten months ne felt
iust as we'll as he ever did. arid claims
he is absolutely cured and has never
had recurrence of the troubla.
Mrs. J. T. Williamson, who Tazides 40
200 B street, West Hutchinsen, Kas.s
n her Testimonial states she was al
most on the verge of the grave with
consumption and nervous tron pie, and
that for nearly twenty-five Years she
was seriously aff1Icted with IT, Vitus'
dance IN. addition TO tuberculosis. She
states that a leading physician had pro-
nounced her incurables and that she
would die and be buried with the fall
ing of the leaves in autumn AS a last
resort she turned to Professor Sannels,
saws she had only one hemorrhage OF
the lungs and began to improve In
q short time. she states, she was able
to do her own work. and that she re-
Gently had her lungs examined by o.
doctor. who pronounced them absoIute-
~ sound and well
Mrs. II. J. Burroughs. living It Col-
Inns, Ia, and who In her Testimonial
said she had a serious case Of heart
trouble, IN a recent letter to Professor
samueis states: II have not taken
drop Of r1edicine since / began your
treatment Before that / had to take
from one to four heart tablets day.
had dizzy. blind spells, and my heart
did not beat regularly at all, but 5us9
fiutter. Now 1t beats regularly and
does not bother me q bit 1 tell every
one 1 talk with~ef your treatment and
what it has done for me-"
Mr. c. w. Neel, living at Broken Ar
row, Okla. in his testimonial says he
had q very bad case OF he1matisna.
writing Professor samuels IN recent
letter ne states as follows: Thank
you, Professor. ten thousand times for
your assistance in curing me OF than
awful rheumatism. ! am still hard az
work and feeling fine.
Miss Daisy Hubbard. who lives al
Alva, Okla. in a recent letter wrofes
.'For is years I have been subjecf to
epilepsy, and have received treatmenu
from several noted doctors and have
failed to recefve permanent good" AS
q last resort she began treatment 7rom
Professor Samuels. and now In her tes-
timonial says she has no symptoms of
the disease.
Mrs. Louisa Lockhart. living at wash
ington, Kas.. in her testimonial, says
she had very bad case Of kidney and
bladder trouble. She had Reached the
point where her kidneys and bladder
were in an awful condition. In q recent
letter to Professor samueis she statess
After taking your treatment two weeks
was able to do my own hcuseworks
which had not done for months. 7
took the treatment one month and now
I am we'll in every respect. TANKS 10
your wonderful treatment"
II space permitted, this record OF
wonderful results might be prolonged
Indefinitely, for there are hundreds OF
have had 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
cessfuIly treated as consumption, cpl
Iepsy. Bright's disease, and the more
important maladies that confCund and
u8fIfG our Wlbc1l lHculCdA 4ut1AAs 1E4o~
lessor Samuels treatment is unques-
tionably the new Source OF Hope: and.
what il more. It is available 70 ALI
classes OF people who may be menaced
BY any OF these deadly diseaHes from
which the ordinary practitioner cannot
rescue them Professor Samuels is q
humanitarian as well as q gifted science
list, and has kept his charges within
the reach OF every man and woman who
may need his treatment; and IL any
reader OF this journal Is in need OF his
counsels, or has lost faith IN the meth
DDS Of treatment employed by the less
progressive medical fraternity, It VIII
be the part Of wisdom for them to get
In touch with this great scientist-ths
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 ara
powerIess to help. Those who are un-
able to visit his Office. Suite "A Sam
ueIs building. in wichita. Kas., should
write him for his Message OF Facts"
relative to mis- wonderful trsatment-
They can rest assured that his treat
hent will be administered in the same
manner as If they were under personal
treatment.
One thing is certain: Professor SAM