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

+ WICHITA kaS.-Inere Is notniuB Nj
all the world that is more strange and
wonderful than the achievements of
science, and this seems n have been
amply verified OF late through the re-
markable work being accomplished by
Professor samuels. an eminent scientist.
of Wichita. Kas.
No doubt Professor Samuels extraor-
binary achievements have aroused un-
usual notice because he has been
doing things which another class Of
learned men have tried to make us
believe could not be done. From our
earliest recollection we have been as
sured by the doctors that such diseases
as consumption. Brights disease. cpl
lepsy, blindness, etc. were beyond hu-
man skill; that palliative treatment IN
such cases waslan that we could expect
from the medical practitioner; but to
refute all these carefully nurtured the
cries here comes Professor Samuels
with the announcement that he has q
scientific treatment which enables him
to restore to health many Of those SUI
fering from these Ills, and to prove
that his statements are true he pro-
ceeds to relieve scores upon scores OF
these very cases-the kind the doctors
would have us believe are hopelessly
incurable.
AS might naturally be expected this
has made the doctors very bitter
against Professor samuels. Seeing their
own glory dimmed by his achievements.
they have arrayed themselves against
him in the hope that they may be able
to divert the people from his highly
successful method of treatment; they
have gone on the housetops and shouted
..Quackr' and "Charlatanr' and ''Faker
in the hope Of frightening away the
sufferers who fain would escape an
'untirnely grave; they. have even caused
his arrest on numerous occasions De-
cause. not being a man of their own
faulty creed, he holds no medical
diploma. But despite these acts OF in
Justice and these spitefui prosecutions
1t is noteworthy that Professor Sam
uels, according to testimonials OF MS
patients, Is constantly increasing the
number of his wonderful cures. Prose-
cutions at the instance. OF Jealous pnysi-
clans have In every case resulted In
failure, because those who say they
have been cured have come to ms
rescue and have shown that he has
done what the medical men have utterly
failed to do Men and women believed
to have stood upon the brink OF the
grave have gone into court hale and
strong to become living witnesses as
to his marvellous ability to relieve con-
sumption, epilepsy. Bright's disease and
many other ills which doctors admit are
beyond their power to cure. Is 1t to
be wondered at that the malicious work
Of his enemies should be shorn Of its
expected fruits under such circum-
stances? Where could Jury be found
that would convict man OF crime
when his only offense had been to re-
lieve the blind. the halt and lame. and
assist the enfeebled consumptive to
grow strong in the full vigor of health
or the pitiable' epileptic to cast on his
yoke Of affliction,
It Is doubtful il another man could
be found in all this wide world who
has done for afflicted humanity greater
deeds of helpfulness than this resource
full scientist, Professor samuels. 1t
matters not whether he holds diploma
from some medical college; 1t matters
not that his methods Of treatment diff
fer widely from those employed by the
regular schools. The fact that he has,
In his scientific researches. found a
means of bringing health and strength
to those whom the doctors cannot cure
should be suficient to entitle him to
the fullest measure of public confidence
and honest approval. And that the
public has recognized the wonderful
merit of his treatment, and has given
him it's confidence and patronage. is
substantially attested by the great
numbers who come or send to him for
treatment; and. as large percentage
of the. case thus treated claim to be
permanently cured ii x Is but natural
that his fame should steadily increase
ana that the medical profession should
become alarmed over his great success.
Professor samuels' unique method OF
treatment is almost certain to invite
skepticism from those of unprogressive
minds because 1t differs radically from
the methods employed by physicians
and because few people. even among
the medical fraternity, are able to I'M
derstand it. The remedial agents en-
pIoyed are, OF course. Professor Sam
uels' own secret; but it is the manner
of their administration which confuses
and dumbfounds the people. This treat
ment, consisting simply of the applica-
ton daily for a few weeks of a few
drops Of colorIess. odorless liquid to
the eyes, established q new departure
In therapeutics. There are no powerful
or poisonous drugs introduced into the
stomach; none Of the usual drastic
methods of procedure employed; just
the simple life and vigorous health to
the enfeebled organs through the nerve
centers-a novel method of absorp-
ton which. as the testimonials Of his