Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-04

ment. At that time he was in a depior-
ably enfeebled and emaciated condition,
Weighing only lis pounds, and was almost
without hope. Six months after beginning
the treatment he was absolutely restored
to health, weighed 1E5 pounds. and has
had no recurrence OF his trouble. Mr..
Miller has lived In the vicinity OF Hutch
inson since 1877. Is a man Of high integ-
rity, and his Endorsement of Professor
Samuels's method of cure should be re-
garded as the strongest kind OF proof OF
It's merit and reliability. In fact, the
greater number OF the professors patients
are OF a class whose testimony cannot be
discounted, and perhaps this has been
one of the main reasons why his anne has
spread so rapidly and brought SO many
Of the afflicted to his office for treatment.
Mr.. George Hartman, living at III North
Meridian street, Wichita, Kas., In his
testimonial states he had what som
physicians pronounced Bright's disease
and others called diabetes. Various doc
~tors-among them HIS family physician
a 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 Professor Samuels's 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
900 B street west, Hutchinson. Kas., In her
testimonial states she was almost on the
verge OF the grave with consumption ana
nervous trouble, and that for nearly
twenty-five years she was seriously africt-
ed with 81. vitus dance IN addition to
tuberculosis. She states that a leading
physician had pronounced her incurablei
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
shore time, she states, she was able to
do her own work, and that she recently
had her lungs examined by a doctor, who
pronounced them absolutely sound and
well.
Mrs. Fl. j. Burroughs, living at Collins,
Ia, and who In her testimonial said she
had a serious case OF heart trouble, in a
recent letter TO Professor Samuels states:
"I have not taken a drop Of medicine
since / began your treatment. Before that
I had to take from one 20 four heart tab
lets a day. / had dizzy, blind spells, and
my heart did not beat regularly at all,
but just flutter. Now X beats regularly
n does not bother me q bit. I tell
everyone I talk with of your treatmer-
and what II has done for me-"
Mr.. c. w. Neel. living at Broken Arrow.
Okla. in his testimonial says he had a
very bad case of rheumatism. Writing
Professor Samuels in q recent letter. he
states as follows: THANK you, professor,
ten thousand times for your assistance
In curing me of that awful rheumatism.
l am still hard at work and feeling hne.'
Miss Daisy Hubbard. who lives at Alva,
okla, in a recent letter wrote: For If
teen years / AVE been subject to epilepsy.
and ave received treatment from several
noted doctors and have failed to receive
permanent good AS a last resort she
began treatment from Professor amueis.
and now in her testimonial says she has
no symptoms of the disease.
Mrs. Louisa Lockhart, living at Wash
ington, Kas.. In her testimonial avs she
had q very bad case of kidney and blad-
der trouble. She had reached the point
where her kidneys and bladder we're In an
awful condition. In a recent letter to Pro
lessor Samuels she states: After taking
your treatment two weeks I was able to
do my own housework. which 1 had not
done for months. I took the treatment
one month and now l am well In every
-a.paoA tIopEc 81 uour 1uoadarfuI 4rAoA-
ment."
rs It necessary for your patients to
come TO see you to be treated?'' was
asked mo, my treatment can be sent
by mail. Many OF my patients come to
see me, but it 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 a distance
who write me an information blank ts
sent to fill out. In this way 1 am enabled
to send them the treatment with full
directions for Its use.''
II should think with your ability to cure
you would be in a position to demand
big money from your PATIENTS" remarked
the interviewer. mo. l do not do that
now. My charges, when the patients used
to call on me In person, used to be pretty
high. I am getting old. and / feel that II
Is my duty in my last years to place my
treatment in the hands of the poor as well
as the rich. I believe that ] owe a duty
to mankind. and that as many people as
possible, no matter what race or ma
~tionality. nor where located. should be
benefited by my life's work. On this ac-
count / 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 I 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 Pro
lessor Samuels, room 1877. Ssmuels Bldg.
Wichita, kas.. for his Message al
Facts" and they Will find something IN
1t of interest to them.