South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-23
Wednesday,
FEBRUARY II
Noted HeaIer'~ Work II Wonderful
Her Work Largely "A Labor
of Love.
TREATMENT FREE

TREATMENT FREE
one of the many remarkable features
about Bonita. the noted Peru healer. Il
the extraordinary amount If attention
she attracts almost everywhere she APP
pears. The crowds that have focked TO
her at Marion New Castle, Fort Wayne
and scores of other Indiana cities were
SO large, with eager, anxious sufferers.
an with ailments of one sort or another
that the hotels would often wish to close
the doors. None were turned away,
however, whether rich or poor.
BONITA
Was To BE Operated on Monday. But
This Helpless Invalid Cooks Family
Dinner Instead. Bonita surely Does
Good Work.
Mrs Forrest Thomas T. T. D. Green
town, Ind, had been belfast for eleven
months, suffering with nineteen internal
grOWthS, and had commissions for weeks
at a time She asked God TO let her die
and end il all Five times she was taken
20 hospitals at k0kOmO and Indianapolis
where the most skilled physicians.
nurses, and N-Ray failed 10 help her.
I $4,000 had already been spent in vain
another $4,000 was 10 be spent on an
operation the following Monday. Like
an angel Of mercy. however. the healer's
coming TO hOkOuO. had been announced.
/ for Friday. Mrs. Thomas was carried
! home The following Monday, instead Of
going through that terrible ordeal Of Al
I
home on her feet, and cooking fine
dinner for a happy husband and chill
dren. She drove the moving machine
the following season. walked many miles
10 town, gained twenty pounds in
weight Not drop Of medicine. or IN
, struments were used Two years later
she writes: Il want all sufferers to
write TO me. for ] want 10 tell them who
saved me TO my family. from a life Of
misery and early death. / owe my life
TO the healer: God bless her" Her hus-
band was freed OF rheumatism so
severe he could not turn in bed. Surely
this family has reason for rejoicing. 10
YOU blame them
EPILEPSY-FITS- Son of +. p. Paul,
undertaken, Pyruont. Ind. had from
! twenty five to hundred spasms day.
/ He could no more walk, talk. feed him
self and his mind a total blank. Five
physicians held council over this case.
hut pronounced il hopeless. one Of the
physicians turning 70 the mother. now
said Mrs. Paul I would advise you 10
pray for the child's death it viii be 4
! blessing 20 him, and may save your ON
life" But. a mothers love for her child
1.-THE most beautiful and the most Won
derful thing i'm the worldl, could not for
sake her offspring So She would not
lose hope And rightly SO. for the heal
er. who has brought sunshine ana hap
pineSS into many a dark. desOlate home,
rescued this child from the most nor
rlble at1IlCtlOn known 20 man. And now.
after several years. the parents write and
say. that their boy is sound and well.
goes TO school. and as fine a lad as ever
gladdened the hearts of proud parents.
BLINDNESS VIM Witt. r r..
D.. Auburn Ind nearly seventy years
/ Of age, had been almost blind for years.
She now sees TO thread needle. And
| her husband who was 20 be operated
| for appendicitis is also well yet, after
PARALYSIS Mrs. Chas. Altman. r.
| i. D.. Peru, Ind, had been paralyzed
| for years could not work. short time
/ after meeting the healer he threw the
/ old, crooked cane away worked in har-
vest field, with threshing machine. and
| cut corn am fall He is SO wears Of age.
ASTHMA-Alr. l.. 4. Campbell. farm
or. Greentown. Ind. suffered the tor
| lures OF asthma for years travelled from
| one climate 10 tile other seeking relief.
/ He could not work. lie down for q year.
I lost much i'm weight. discouraged. and
doomed 20 tutfer until death would re-
I lieve him. lie heard of the healer, hast
ened 90 her. He has now been free Of
asthma for years. eats, sleeps and
| hreathes naturally. and enjoys work
among the stock on his faFm
RHEUMATISM Rev. John Miller,
Mexico. Ind. suffered for forty nine
years. He. too. is rid Of his suffering
since meeting the healer
LIBERATED LIMB MIR T. G. Ko-
/ hagen. Waverly, Iowa farmer. suffered
agony for wears with a limb raw. black
( bones exposed. Almost Immediately
after meeting tine healer. Mr.. KohaCen
slept sound and well that night first
/ time i'm months. he threw both his tanes
away. and recovered completely.
Now. do YOU suppose these rpDutdbie
/ Indiana citizens would permit the use
/ OF their names. WrOngfuIyf Would
you: Hardly. hnd there are hundred
more II Won wish them And il the
T healer does so much for others. is II not
/ reasonable 90 suppose that she could DO
rs much for yOut Most as>uredly so.
For no matter what Your ailmpnt NAV
/ be- or how many PHYSICIANS or friends
! may have noUnced your case hope
/ less do not despair for YOU may De
/ healed And YOU viii have no regrets 20
make later on.
Does Not Want the Easy Gases. l. a
Friend 10 the Poor and Afflicted. Most
Glorious Opportunity-
Bonita saws. 81 DO not want the easy
cases: let the doctors nave those" Per
/ sfnal treatment above date free. All that
/ tx asked for this valuable service Is that
YOU viii state the results 20 your
friends Come and be with us friends
for life IS Struggle enough - hest
some miserable disease Consultation
free. privat~> and stEictlv confidential
I English ana German spoken. No med
icine or instruments used.
MANY WILL COME.
As the morning ~ Bonita'S visit dawns.
large numbers or sick and ailing beings
VIII he ON their way % meet her as She
welcomes them 20 come They VIII como
From an parts from the citv itself and
the country 'roBul about they viii be-
getting up early o. come % the healer
before the greater crowds arrive later in
the dav They viii come from far and near.
I'm automobile ca--ri8 yes and trains. and
many viii come on foot; farmers ana
farm iahorers business men and clerks.
from the highest -o the lowest. whether
rich coz whether poor. they viii hail
from town and COUNTRY. from village and
hamlet for miles distant. thew VIII put
off everything anC come o. the healer
while thew NAV. while she is near that 10
ILay De done for them what was done for
So many before them. None viii ne
turned away Many crimes erutches