The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-11-15

Born in low estate OF hurnDle
parentage, Rev. Hawkins is firm in
the belief that he was born to heal
the sick, as were the great healers of
the past, who healed the sick by di-
vine power, and he like them, min
istering unto the sick who, coming
to him for aid that he might do for
them what earthly remedies had
failed to do, that he may heal them
of their diseases and make them
whole again. The great success that
has crowned his healing mission
wherever he would go is the aston
ishing recoveries that follow his min
istrations everywhere, insomuch that
even physicians and everyone have
marveled at it. They could not I'M
derstand the power that actuates
him, many recovering though thought
to be hopelessly incurable.
For lack of space we can print but
a few extracts here from the many
grateful letters of sick folks obtain
ing treatment of this great healer of
the sick.
Was Pronounced Complication of Dis
..,7 M Ar; M n: J. Johnson writes:
I want to tell you I am so much bet
ter. Not so nervous, am better in
every way Have done more work
with my. flowers this fall than
am stronger and have gained 7k
pounds. Have a better color. Am so
happy and thankful to you for your
Very respectfully"
(signed MRS: M. ]: JOHNSON.
Liberty. Mo, october %, 1917.
Nervousness and Head Pains. Two
Great Sufferers.
am writing today and let you know
that my wife is well and my daughter
is improving. We thank you very
Yours truly
(Signed) HENRY HERBSTRETH,
New Baden, ILL.,. Nov. Is. 1917.
Rheumatism.
Mrs. NJ. v. Bishop writes:
Yours Of the 18th received last
evening. had begun to think never
would hear from you. l sleep fine.
something seldom do do and the swell swell
The swelling is almost ali gone
Yours"
(signed) MRS NJ v. BISHOP,
Hot Springs, Ark, Jan. %, 1918.
Stomach Trouble and Constipation.
am quite we'll at present and hope
to continue in health. I thank you
aga again infer for your kindness and generous
tsigned MRS JACOB B. DEFIM.
Havannah, Ill, Jan. rs. 1918.
Infantile Paralysis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Champley, of Cedar
Point, ILL.,, have their son write the
healer Of his remarkable recovery.
Dear Sir:
am getting along fine and I run
around every day and play with the
other boys My father and mother are
glad: 1t was very good thing l went
to Granville that hat, day wv, when you were
(Signed) RICHARD CHAMPLEY,
Cedar Point. Ill. Nov. FL. 1917.
It would be unfortunate indeed if
any sick one able to come at all should
miss this grand opportunity to see the
healer and receive such treatments
as these for the recovery from their
ailments. The healer gives you the
opportunity of coming to him per-
sonally for this one day only at New
Commercial Hotel, Watertown, Fri
day, Nov %, where he will be STOP
ping and will treat all sufferers COM
ing to him for aid regardless of the
number coming, as he will not stop
for refreshment or rest throughout
the day until 3 D. m, after which hour
he could be induced to treat no one
Married ladies must call with their
husbands, and children with both par
ents. If there should be anyone too
helpless to call, the healer will be
glad to hear from them by writing to
him, directing their letters, Rev. DR..
Hawkins, Room 404, Great Northern
Bldg, 20 W. Jackson Blvd, Chicago,
Ill.