Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-10-16

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KEY. DIX. HAWKINS.
Such a man as this, with such healing
attributes. such penetration Of soul such
power fer good. Das seldom appeared IL
the world: now aGd then, along the end
less expanse Of tine. some goodly mar
with super-usual power from apove has
borne sonIc resemblance to him and. l.hg
him, has lived his life that others nigh;
50 free.
Complication Of Diseases.
Mrs. Ella Eyans writes Rev. Hawkins from
"Promoatory, Utan, May 70, 1915.
10 doubt yoi have forgotten me, but, Coo
hess yeu. ] laye never forgotten you, as can
truly say that you saved ny life after leti
reNas aud come 10 East 81. Louis last fall. Nine
doctors had failed 70 help me, and my dear
husband brought NE TO you al the Elmo Hotel
md | bad three treatments; an now wei
Csgpeqo aIRs. ELLA EVANS.
Thomas p. Coz. Il. :. D., Columbus, I'D.
Doctor:
tor. I Thought 1 neeer would walk again. but
inst thought Il you eould cure others ! would
fsisnedi THOMAS 2. cox.
Ghour1stisIn.
JOHN q. Farsa!rg z. r, D. ., salem, H.,
''f5s a great many years. my wife suffered
riih Eseuiratism aud Dec fness tia; dehed every
tInuai fortunes with attacks Of Chronic Rbeuus-
tisnI, which no p ysician was able 70 help. on
day. despairing Of ever being cured, my wife
cnG drove twelve miles 10 visit Rev. pr. law
azis, who treated Us. Although We do not Under
stand e. we know it must be God who does sueb
/ things, as the healer gave US no medicine O.
anything whatever 70 lake;' -,.--.-,.,.
tScnedl JOHN II. FARTUING.
ask to see these letters:
Mastoid Necrosis.
IIr. P. =. Emery, NTiddlegrove, Ill, suffered
rrufg .NaE
efore Notary Public, A. W. Diekinsopl Doctor
| ard specialists said lie could not recover with
I out operation, to which he would not consent.
/ hut was brought TO Rev. Hawkins He says: 81
| feel practically cured nov and have been sc
! ever since" (Signed) T. T.. EMERY.
/ Stomach Trouble.
Mrs. Fannie Taylor suffered - years with
Constipation. Piles; Stomach and Liver Trouble
! Notary Public Cowen.) She says: II am cured
now and l thank God for giving this great healer
- tsignedI MRS. FANNIE TAYLOR.
| S45 s. Pearl ST., Havannah. III.
! Ask to see these sworn statements and hun
Treatment Helps All.
Large numbers besiege Rev. Hawkins
ers from rheumatism. Neuralgia, Sciatica,
stomach Trouble, Dyspepsia. Constipation,
| Diarrhea, Piles, Liver Trouble, Fits
Weight, Eye Trouble. Deafness, Nervous
ness, Loss of Memory, Dependency, Mel
! ancholia, Insanity and every other mental
una physical dlliuSliAt lFouDiG UT WOTTy,
| habit and vice; many coming to him who
have utterly failed to obtain any benefit
from any other treatment whatever.
Rev Hawkins is a wonderful man; no
description h ere could do him justice No
one can know this man or understand him.
or realize the mighty power he is, until
see this man is to know him; to be in his
presence is a joy to which every sick
one should ASPIRE it has meant so much
to those who have had the opportunity
and tho iS fc
you; make the most of il while you may
or you may regret it after he has gone
Of the wonderful works of this great
man, no one can gainsay; his marvellous
gift was born with him; the throngs who
recovered where he was born, the I'M
counted numbers where. he has been
called, speak for themselves His work
from childhood en-, has been crowned with
ene continual procession of successes after
another Many recover even when afar
off whom he has. never talked. with or
seen. OF the wonderful things about this
man, there is no end. and it is none the
less wonderful that he is with us now as
Fasts When Treating. =
The healer commences treating the
throngs of sufferers who besiege him daily
at a very early hour, and continues
throughout the day without refreshments
or rest, that all may be treated and
none be turned away, for they have come
so far to see him and he wishes TO see
Years ago Rev. Dr. Hawkins graduated
as q physician, but he has thrown this
aside and clings only to the higher power
to aid him in his work. IFe is regularly
ordained as minister of the Gospel, and
loves to follow the. command of the Mas
the Gospel and heal the sick" To this
work he has given his life, and the heal
ings following his steadfast faith, con-
vince the most skeptical; his healing gift,
his marvellous cures, astonish greatest
Large Numbers VIII Come.
rm-fwr hla will h.
yreeted by large numbers of sufferers hall
ing from every point of the compass. Sick
folks from every town and community
within reach, from every city and ham,
let. metropolis and country place: farm
erS and townsmen, from every station OF
life. from the highest TO the lowest; en-
blower and employee, business man and
clerk. in every capacity. in every voca ton
In life, whether rich or whether poor, all
win come with one purpose in mind, all
will Scongregate in one commone family;
help them, may aid them. may point them
the way to health. These callers from
the various sections of the country round
about ethese searchers after health for
miles and miles in every direction, will
begin pouring in upon Rev. Hawkins while /
yet the day is scarcely ushered in; thcy |
VIII come in trains, automobiles and car
riageS and many viii walk they VIII be |
getting up early TO arrive in time before
the greater numbers coming later in the
day have had time to accumulate. 6 Not q |
moment Will be loSls not an instant VIZ !
CO.. The healer will take no nourish4nent !
at all, but will necessarily WELD his mas /
ter art from early morning until late II (
the day. that all may be treated and none |
be turned away.
Every available accommodation at the
Treating Rooms has been provided to take |
care of all, regardless of the number com
ing, and Rev Hawkins starting early, |
will be amply able to treat all promptly !
in the order of their arrival We should /
regret very much II any one should miss I
Elch an opportunity as this. AS this /
nan. who has done so much for suffering |
humanity. is poor, he relies for the sup /
port Of his grand work on the small sums /
received OF the people he serves. little or I
much or whatever it be. it IS gratefully re- |
eefved and goes far towards tightening I
the burden Of cost his healing work heaps /
Jpon him as he journeys on@-ard from /
town to town on the pilgrimage OF his 4
mission
All sufferers are weico.aed by the healer i
himself to cvTne to MIN now while they +
may.