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THE . OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL PORTLAND, SUNDAY -MORNING, JUNE 14,. 1908..
Teleconi .Cures A. A; Buck
of Awful Rheumatism
Prominent Rancher and Stockman Suf-
fered Fearfully and Had No :?
Faith in Treatment ;.;
Couldn't walk; couldn't wort; couldn't
move hand or foot; entire body bloated;
In the most excruciating pain all the
timet suffering nntold misery -that he
has not the power to describe, com
prises briefly a statement fit the condi
tion of A. A. Buck, on of the biggest
stockmen in Stevens county and the
best known cttlsen in that section of
the state. Before he called upon James
Austin Larson for treatment, according
to Mr. Buck, ne man ever suffered more
than he did of rheumatism. . Being a
' large man, weighing considerably over
too pounds, this gentleman's a irony may
, far better be lm fined than described.
..-Mr. Buck said: "With the exception
of a slight twinge 6f pain In my right
. ankle, actually, I never felt better ,ln
my life than I do now.", ; s . ; (
Mr. Buck was urged to tell the story
of his? case in his own words. In re
sponse to the question lie said that he
couldn't stop talking about Teleconi.
He said that he was the happiest man
in the country and willingly. In fact
eagerly, sought the opportunity to tell
to others, whoever may read, what Tel-
. econl had don for him.
"I had about the worst case of rheu-
mat Ism that I think anybody ever did
have," said Mr. Buck. "It would leap
from my feet to my hands and to other
, places all over my body. My hands and
my feet suffered most, although my
arms and my hips were' about as baa.
There were moments, at times, when I
could walk, but for the greater part of
four months I could neither walk nor
could f even move my hands or ny feet.
I lay flat in bed and whenever my feet
or, my hands had to be moved my wire
had to pick them up as tenderly as
though IX was a new bora babe. I be
lieve my eries eouid be heard for a mile
. whenever I had to be moved.
In addition to this pain and suffer-
' ing my body bloated. No part of my
entire body was free from this ettafflc
My hands were actually four times as
large as normal. My face bloated al
most out of recognition, while my legs
and feet were frightful to look at I
suffered-the greatest agony for four
months, during which time I was treat
ed by all the local physicians that I could
get to visit me; I tried every rheurria-"
Usra remedy that I had ever heard of
and many that I had not heard of till
some one suggested them.
.' "One day ji.f F. Thorp, a friend of
mine, told me about James Austin Lar
son. He urged me to go to Spokane and
try the treatment I laughed at him; I
didn't believe in it; I didn't want any
Teleconi for me. My friends Insisted,
and I was finally' persuaded to give my
consent- I was carried from my bed
to the train at Frultland, and when I
reached Spokane was taken from the
depot to the hotel In a cab, during all
of which time I suffered more than I
can tell. The first trip to the Spokane
hotel I was carried in a cab; carried
upstairs and treated. I continued these
treatments for six days, just one single
week, and today I can Jump up and
down on my feet; csn put the palms of
my hands 'together for the first time
In 10 years; this morning I wrote a let
ter to a friend- of mine who has the
rheumatism and this is the first time
In four months that I have been able
to take a pen in ray hands."
"I. want to tell you, Mr. Reporter."
continued Mr. Buck, 'that this is a won
derful man. .To think that I have been on
my bed for four months as helpless as
a child and never had sense enough to
come to Spokane and be cured In six
days makes me almost mad at myself.
Mr. Buck bade the reporter good day
and walked very briskly to the elevator,
preparatory to leaving for his . home
in Stevens county, where be Intends to
spread the good news of his recovery
to the hundreds snd hundreds of people
with whom he has business relations In
Stevens county.
Saysflis Stomach Was Burn-
ing Up and Teleconi
Cured Him v
A. F. Thorp, a Herrington Rancher, Given
Up by Doctors, Cured by.James
Austin Larson.
"I suffered so with" dyspepsia that I
had to give all my work up and could
not get about at all, I was so weak. I
went to see the doctors. I consulted
; with them time and time again. They
told me that I was a victim of acute
Indigestion, Or dyspepsia. They said
that tbey could do nothing for me. So,
then I came to Spokane. I went to a
specialist here and after taking a lot
of money away from me, he said that
I was incurable." , f
In these few words. A. F. Thorp. Her
rington. Wash., yesterday told a re'
porter the condition he was when
he had exhausted all the resources at
1 his command and was given up.
1 have had dyspepsia for the last
three years,' he continued. "I have
never been entirely Incapacitated until
last February. Then, I was all In. I
could not work and expected that I
would Yiave to suffer until I dlerf.
"In the latter part of July I called
upon James Austin Larson. I had heard
a great deal about him and wondered
If he could do anything for me. I
could not keep anything on my stom
ach. I had pains all the time In my
stomach and cheat I could not work;
could not walk and was in a fearful
condition. I had to go around In a
hack before I commenced to take Tele
coni treatments.
"From the very first I began to Im
prove. , When I came to Spokane I
weighed 11S pounds. When 1 began
treatments I went up to 124, and when
I quit treating with Larson I weighed
181. Sine then I have gained right j.
along, and today I weighed 138.
"My appetite Is better, and X can eat -far
more now than I could ' before. I'
understand that my ' stomach is still r,
weak and I cannot eat all that X would ;
like, to, but I can eat things now that
X never could keep down before I
never knew what it was to be hungry
then; now I am hungry all the time. '
"I could hot walk a block thefi; now
X can walk all day without being tired,,
I am gaining every day, and never ex
pected that I would be as well now as
I am. Teleconi is certainly a wonder
ful method of treatment'
"Another feature of my trouble was
that. I was constipated nearly alf the
time. I never had a natural passage
of the bowels for a whole year. I had
to take drugs all the time. I very sel
dom have to do that now. My bowels
are rapidly getting back Into their
natural condition. t,
- "I also suffered something awful
with a burning sensation In the stom
ach. At times it seemed as though my
stomach was fairly burning up. I never
suffered more in my life than I did
with this condition. But, ever since
the first treatment by Larson, I have
not felt It In the slightest degree."
' Mr. Thorp Is a young man and 'has
been ranching for his health for a long
time. He kept continually getting '
worse, and says that he never evperl
enced such relief as he has since he
commenced .taking Teleconi treatments
under James Austin Larson.
Teleconi Treatment Cures
Little Girl of Asthma
-. ' ' f f;
James Austin Larson Given Credit for Per
f forming Almost a Miracle. , V ;
'"""""' ' " . W-V -t. , - -' j. '.' ( .. V: i'i 44"- 'W:.
" ' Lette is only, a chilisaid her
mother, "and she has uf fered from
' asthma , since she was a baby. We
have done "everything that we 4could
think of to cure her, but everything
had failed until ,we f P 'Jer f, under
Tclecpni ( treatment, y &he hasV taken
treatment three time j a week The
treatments commenced September 18
and there has .been' a-wonderful; im
provement - .. . . .:. ;
.- -AH suxnmer long she wheezed and
' was in very 7 bad shape. Her father
had to carry her;, from one f oora to
another and we could not touch her
amis or shoulders. At times she could
not chewi swallow or help herself in
any way. t She was simply a wreck.
Wefcquld1 count, every muscle in
her throat and had to attend to her
every want, even to undressing her
at night, and dressing her again in the
morning. - n - t - : ' ..
When Mr. -Larson first Called to
see her, he said right away that her
stomach was the cause of her trouble.
' Other doctors had treated her for
stomach trouble, but none o them
ever had success. . After he had left
the house one day Lette said to me;
'Mama, I , wish you could feel his
hands when he puts them, upon me.
They make me feel so much better
, and so relieved, at once.' ' r
"Teleconi treatment is simply won
werful. I do not understand what it
is, but it Is wonderftil. From the
very first treatment, Lette com
menced . to grow better.
"I first read of Mr. Larson's treat
ment in the paper. My husband was
ery skeptical and would not let me
send for him. But something had
to be done. We had taken her to
Wisconsin, Montana, Idaho and other
places, with no result. So I realized
that the situation was becoming des
perate. Lette was growing .worse
every night - She had "been to New-
port for a while, and we brought her
back here to die.
"The doctor down there said that
she had a very few days to live and
that she had better be hurried to her
home ;in , Spokane. So there was ,
nothing else tp do but wait for death
to follow. We arrived home one Fri-
day night. I sat up with her all night .
and saw her getting steadily worse.
Sunday night she seemed about to
die. i watched her with feelings that
you can imagine. Her eyes were half
closed and the expression upon her ,
face was like one about to die.
' "An a last resort we determined to
try. Teleconi treatments : At this time
she could not talk, . We had to burn
powder ia the ! room all the : time
and the most that she could ever say
was, 'Burn some more powder. Oh,
how I longed to have her speak to
roe. ,vIf he could have just . opened
her mouth - and . called me 'Mama
That would have been such a relief.
"I have not burned any powder
since the third treatment She has
been treating only four weeks, all
of the treatments being given by Mr.
Larson, and now she eats anything
she wants, she 'Jeeps soundly, her
wheezing is all gone and her appe
tite is splendid. At first we .did not
dare to none for relief for Lette. We
could not believe that the, treatment
could bring ; such misery and suffer-,
ing to an end, but now we know.".
SPOKANE, Wash-, Oct 12, 1908.
We have carefully read the attached
article, written by the reporter, and
it is true in every particular. In fact,,
it does not express the gratitude we
feel for our child's recovery, and the
publication of this statement ia fully
authorized.
MR. AND MRS. C B. JOURDAN,
VIZ Third Avenue.
r
THOSE.WHO DESIRE A FULL COURSE OF TELECONI TREATMENT MUST ENROLL WITHIN
THE NEXT FEW DAYS AS THE LIST IS ALMOST COMPLETED
Letters From Patients That Prove Beyond
Question of Doubt That J. Austin Larson
Cures Permanently a Large Percen
tage of His Patients.
fThat j; Austin Larson, originator of Teleconi, the science
of vibration, has wrought remarkable cures of the ills that
humanity is heir to, and that an overwhelming majority
of such1 cures proved permanent is indisputably shown in
the appended answers received to inquiries sent out by
the Beloit, Kansas, Daily Call, for the purpose of estab
lishing the reliability of the Teleconi treatment and the
permanency of the cures effected. The editor and pub
lisher of the Daily Call deemed it due to its readers that
they should know of the results obtained. The patients
interviewed had taken the treatment months previous,
but all praised Mn Larson as much as they did when the
originator of Teleconi was in their midst. James Austin
Larson ist now at the Oregon Hotel.
( . Tathsr' Kelps. Danffhtsr Cursfl.
f Th folio wln letter is from th. wlfs
f a man who took treatment for
fistula, which allevtatsd th pain and
partially stopped the discharges, and
Who., little 6-year-old daughter was
cured of eczema:
. "Smolan, Kaa Jan. It. 1104.
THB DAILT CALL,
, "Belolt, Kan.
- T! Tours of toe 16th int.
at hand and contents noted. Ia bebalf
2L?n3r,h'ban?,And3r -W. 'Miner (who 1
lie X 'Z0? home 4t P-esnt)c I will
that he took treatment from J.
JLw.r"21 ,.for tula. TVs think
V.?. w?rk toSallna gave universal sat-
fcnif .S'l0.' "ng. Mr. Miller was
teneflted but not cured and seems to
bout the same oondltlon as he was
It Mr' lVJS 1 Ml"r- W treated
ter she was broken out in several nlacea
Xan'ce? lt hM -1
, , ; tt : "lours- truly. .
shows by the following letter:
Cambrta, Kan., Jan. 20. 1S04.
"THB WESTERN CALL,
"Belolt, Kan.
"Gentlemen: In aniwer to your let
ter of Inquiry, would state that I took
the treatment for a atltt knee, oauaod
?iL,aieM" of ,3oln$- anl afterwards
rneumatism aet in. In regard to Mr.
JtrBLB " work ,n Sallna, should Judge
that hs was very successful in most of
Sf"'8 !.. A.ft mn he h" been
tl?,if5t w,th me- healer I would
not like to make any comparisons, be
la.u ,1. have always considered the
whols lot as fakes, pure and simple, and
ilnce my meeting with him the sus
picion comes to me that I may hava
Judged the others too harshly. In re
gard to my pwn case, last Saturday In
pro.pecting for oil I walked or eight
miles in the forenoon and went to town
In the afternoon, none the worse for
my trip.
"Respectfully yours,
'fe R. Ross."
' Sclstto Hhtumstlsm CBMi
.- - - - -v.u m WOO Was
I bl three months with aolatio
thine In order ts stand the pain inci.
vcu i.u fuium omiin hi lane treat-
.. - vmw uiu went to
hunklng and shoveling corn. How the
"Brookvills, Kan,. Jan.. 20, H04..
"THE PALLY CALI j
. . .. . "BelolL Kan.
"I took treatment for sciatic rh.uma-
tnst he has cured. He appears to be a
jorfect gentleman, and as far as heal
ing V fncerned, he has dons wonders
In FutNsw. I commenced taking treat
ment on ths lth of October. 1803, and
liavrni iiaa reiurn PI UIC rneuma'
usin since, end I feel like a aew man,
i , "Tours truly, . .
'', ' "Adam Bowman."
Kas Gained Tw.lv. Pounds.
This letter is from the wife ot l
hardware merchant at New Cambria,
Sallna county, Kansas:
MrT,r"ew Cambria, Kan., Jan. j, 190. -'
"THE DAILT CALlT S
. - weioit. itan. . . ,
r...X- t w T:,ln "Bra o J. Austin
ifriS: t "e6 hlmo be honest and
?1hLm natural healer. I think
tA?tm.n.an(, wor"; JB Sailna. I took
ireatment for stomach and bowel trou-
cur.. .,1 i.- na Deu.VS BIS
cures are ifrmannnt .
.... . "lours respectfully, " : :
1 "Mrs. Ella Corner.-
Uotw K. Ca 'Walk.
, V.. it Roae took treatment for bis
'in KnBB, unii'ii wa. iooaea Blur and
. u n i,n bllh rh,imi,H.m T'l. ' . .
Ostttag Better Xigbt Aloa. -
w wS!Srr'''of th 'Uowing lettir
Jamtlue4. after ,oompl.Uhg. tbs
t "Sallna, Kin. Jm n Aant
"THE WESTERN CALL. ?
v . .:'1. Kansas. '
u. r V,7.r- r ";en treatments 'from
treaimeni fr ZZJt, u.f" t0-. took
r.,.-....;sr-""";" or seven
B,iiuiuir, and l hflv. , r i -. ,
a 2ay regularT .n li 'eme,,0 thV iSSs?
. . . " '" ' I "W.BF, Ulllil M iriRfl U t I A fmsw
. cm re rce i vea relieved the pain and and I have taken no physic since and
v ! - - - ' . i - uiuiBuuQi ars that
Affidavit of Publisher
EVERY LETTER PUBLISHED IN THIS CIRCULAR WAS RECEIVED. OPENED AND READ BY
ME IN ANSWER TO THE FOLLOWING INQUIRY SENT OUT BY THE DAILY CALL:
BELOIT. Kansas, Jan. 16, 1904.
"We take the liberty of addressing you in regard to J. Austin Larson's work at Salina. Of course this
treatment is entirely new and we feel that it is due our readers to know of the results obtained. ; Please an
swer the following questions: For what did you take treatment of J. Austin Larson? Wnat did you think
of Mr. Larson's work in Salina? What do you think of him .as a man, and . as a healer? What do you
know now in your own case of the permanency of the results obtained? These answers are for publi
cation this week. Very truly yours, THE DAILY CALL."
The answers received by me are the answers published in this circular. These answers were kept on
file for some time at the office of the Daily Call for the unrestricted perusal of the general public; The
investigation of the permanency of the work done by J. Austin Larson . at Salina was conducted by the
Daily Call with a view to ascertaining the truth for the protection and benefit of its readers. ; The na
ture of the replies I had no power of predicting, and I franklly acknowledge my surprise at the number
who wrote to me, an unknown third party, several months after they had taken treatment under Mr. Lar
son, that they were cured or materially benefited and continuing to improve in health. As these letters
united in their praise of Mr. Larson as a man of honesty and integrity, and a healer of rare power, I
have turned the letters over to him to use as he sees fit in the future. His work in Beloit has been
eminently satisfactory and has resulted in material benefit to a very large per cent of his patients. This
knowledge I have gained from personal conversation with many of his patients and from the personal
investigation W my reportorial force. , . A. B. ADAMSON,
Beloit, Kansas, February 11, 1904. Editor and Publisher of The Daily Calk
(Seal.) Subscribed and sworn to before me this 11th day of February, 1904. , . N j 4
Term expires January 23, 1908. 4 v. N. L. WILSON, Notary Public, Mitchell Co., Kansas.
won't have to. and I am croud of it A
food, big tablespoonful of salts don't
aste well every morning before break
fast. My other troubles were stomach
trouble, rheumatism, sclatio rheuma
tism and lams back. My stomach Is
Jetting better. My back Is well. In
act I am better all around that I have
been In five years. - When my seven
teen . treatments were tasen x ma noi
feel a great deal improved, out Mr.
Larson told ma I would set better rUht
along and so I did. I think any man or
woman not 100 01a will never regret n
enont of treatments. - I . have BDCnt
over 1 1,500 for doctors and medicines In
the past eight years. ir. trson ci'j
not cure everybody In . - and around
Sallna. Boms take longer than others.
I myself had taken hall the course be
fore 4. eJl any change outside of con
stipation. If Mr. Larson ever cornea
back to Sallna and I need treatment, I
will sure go to him, for be Is the best
I aver met yet, and wherever his treat
ment takes bold Itgoes ahead.
-jtours iruiT.
; ... , y ..: "jas. W. Mason, ...
- w "Sallna. Kan.",
01 Treatments , Improved.
The writer ' of the s following letter
begsn taking treatments of - Mr. Lar
son Just six days before he leu tsaiina
and ' Kt such good results that, she
regretted having delayed so long as to
b unable to take a run course:
: i "gallna, Kan.. Jan.' 1, 1804.
r "THE -DAILY CALL: In answer to
yonr questions concerning Mr, Larson's
wore. ' nere in cxuina, 1 win j ioa,i
from1 all tbs personal testimony that I
have heard given everyone seemed well
satisfied wJth his treatment as a heal
er and that he la a good man. ' I took
treatment for stomach and heart trou
ble. . I . only took six , treatments he
Ttv now .should have taken more
though my stomach is much improved,
a.! bo my heart works better and a lame
back la consiaeraDiy - reuevea wmcn
was the result of hard -fall some year
ago). Altogether, I really think he has
patcned m up tor a time, jii least' i
ana glad I have given him a trial. ,
i ' '.'Yours trvly, . ,
. V 4 '.'Mrs, (. F, Banks, . :
"Sallna, Kan."
J1
' 1 i X f f
; xrias Years of Backache. .
Here Is th very remarkable story 'of
a man who had suffered from a lams
back for -nine years,' and had tried to
gain relief through the ordinary medical
channels for ypars without any appre
ciable resujt,' How '"different the result,
obtained .after consulting Mr. Laraon,
the letter he' writes makes only too
plain: .'','' .' ;'-,:r-;.. ';. j-;..r,
- "Sallna, Xan.r Feb. !l,' l04.r
"THE "WESTERN CALL,. ,
Teaf sir: In answer t1(your letter
James Austin Larson
The Originator of Teleconi,
the Science of Treating
Human Diseases by
Vibration.
Mr. Larson maintains that
vibration is the energy that
will put all the functions of
the human system into per
feet ' harmony. This results,
he claims, in perfect health.
Discord of these functions
means disease,' 4 which the
Man4 of Teleconi seeks to
correct by his system.' -
I have much pleasure tn saying that I
took treatment of J. Austin Larson for
back trouble from which-I had suffered
for nine years. I had sought the advice
of medical physicians for years, but the
relief I gained was ony of a temporary
nature and was neveT permanent. I con
sider J. Austin Larson, who thought he
could cuse me, and after taking the
second treatment from him I felt like a
new man. i am sun feeling fine and
his cure .1 think is ntrmuient
"I wish, before closing, to ' say that
air, irwn nas given periect satisfac
tion and that some of his cures seem
to be little less than miraculous. Mr.
Larson has proved himself to be a per
fect gentleman, and as a healer hs is
isr superior 10 any 1 cava ever heard
aoouw .
"Tours respectfully
"Andrew Humbarger."
. Tea Treatments Benefited.
The writer of the following letter
took only a partial courss of treatments
but received material and permanent
benefit:
"THE WESTERN CALL.
4, "Belolt. Kan.
"Gentlemen Yours- of January It re
ceived today. In regard to Mr. Larson's
treatment will say, that I did not take
a full courss as I did not have time on
account of going west and getting bene
fit Of low rates. I was treated for nor.
Nous Indigestion snd am confidant that
i am mucn oetter than before taking
treatment, although not entirely cured.
i mux oniy iv treatments, out wish
now that I had taken the full IT trt.
rnents. I think Mr. Larson did Iota of
good while workHig In Sallna and many
vi my jnenas were treated Wltn good
rnsuna. ni is an nonesc man ana un
doubteoly a great healer.
, "Tours respectfully,
"A. E. Larerstrom,
"1207 Seventh Aye.. BeatUs, Wash."
Salsad. from sink Sad.
Following is a leter from a woman
who had been sick abed for over three
months and had been given up by the
uueiurs:
"Sallna. Kan.. Jan. IS. 1S04.
THE WESTER! CALL.
"14. II, W .
"In answer to vour letter of the lath
and the questions you ask me to answer
regarding air. j. Austin Larson's work
In Sallna, will say. his work here has
been successful and good so many peo
pel were cured In so short a time. .. .
"As for the treatments they ars all
right. I took treatments of Mr. Larson
tor neari. trouoie, stomach trouble, ex
treme nervousness and eonstinatton and
a soreness .in my right side which had
caused m. great pain in the past three
years, but which Is well now. The re
sults I have obtained are permanent so
far in my own cane. , As for what I
think of Mr. J. Austin Larson as a man
ana a neaier as a man he Is a per
fect gentleman and an honest man. You
can believe what he says. Mr. Larson
Is certainly a great healer. '
"I say to the sick and suffering, go
to Mr. Larson and let him treat you. If
np says ne can cure you. ne will. Mr.
Larson is well spoken of In Sallna and
has many friends here, and all that I
nave met speait won or him.
"Yours very respectfully,
"Mrs. D. B. Carpenter,
"22J North Santa Fs avenue." .
Benefit Threugh Difficulties.
ins xouowing tetter is rrom a man
who drove twenty-two miles each time
he took a treatment of Mr. Larson. His
trouble was asthma, a disease which
displays its worst features In th. win
ter and Is never benefited by long, cold
drives.. In spite of ths drawbacks at
tending his, treatments and the treach
erous nature or bis trouble, he obtained
benefit and the Improvement has con
tinned since dropping the treatments.
the best possible proof that where Mr.
Larson's treatment takes , bold. Im
provement continues until a ours Is ef
fected. In fact, many of his areateat
cures Were effected after the close of a
courss or treatments. The letter fol
lows: " V "January 21. 1804.
THE DAILT CALL. !
"Belolt, Kansas.
- Gentleman: -I took treatment from
Mr. J. Austin Larson for asthma, i l
am uui uuiou, vui -was greatly' bene
fited, end am improving slowly even
now. and believe that If T mhu
things arranged mors favorably while
hctiiuhiiu mm ne wouia nave
effected permanent cure. I think he
did a wonderful work in Salina, but will
let others sound his praise themselves.
. r ; "Respectfully, . :
'.' ' '..' '; "H. C. Keeler,
., '"Gypsum, Kansas.
- Constdpatsd Forty Tsars.
This letter, is from an old soldier a
veteran engine? and a man well known
among the cattlemen of Central Kansas:
'."Saltna, Kantian. H, 1904. ,
"Sirs -I took treatment of Mr. J. Aus
tin Larson for constipation and was
greatly benefited and think he will do
as he Kflye ho will. -, I tslnk he Is a per
fect gentleman end a great healer. My
treatment so far In all right and the re
sults ure far "better than i anything I
have ever tried btfore. As to his work
In Sallna as far as I know, hs has
given satisfaction. i
'. '.'Respectfully, - . : . -"J.
E. Pearsoai- .
. - . , : '.. i-J
ho
BeoslTSd OiMt Benefit.
The writer of this letter was treated
for a running sore. The pain was re
moved and the sore diminished In slitfl
'THE. WESTERN CALlT, " "
"Belolt. Kan. ' ,r
"Tour note of Inquiry received yester-
aav. I tlUlk trtttmut nt M . JT Ina.
tin Larson for ulcer on ankle, eaused by
a Drum yaars ago, ana nas Deen an
open sore for five years. When I went
he did not promise a cure but said he
could help me. I received more benefit
than from anything else that I have
tried. ,He lessened ths pain and the
nmo is neuer ana ins sore neaiea Some,
and hasn't rot any worse since I milt.
My treatments 'were taken under many
uuiivuiun lor x was bo xar i mm Ma
Una and was on my feet so much. I
think Mr.' Larson Is honest in his work
and n gentlsman.
"Mrs. M. S. Oennders,
'..' .'.. . ' .' "KIdb. Kan." "
Old Man TBntlrely Cored.
Ths following letter Is from a mkn 70
years of age:
' "Snlina, Kan., Jan. 16, 1904.
"THE! DAILY CALL.
"Belolt, Kan. 4
aentlomen Tour favor ef the 16th
Inst, In regard tp Ur. J. Austin Lar
son's work Jn Salina received and fully
noted. In reply,- beg to state that I
have seen some remarkable cures per
formed In this vicinity. :
"In regard, to my own esse, will say
that I have been troubled with rheuma
tism, stomach trouble and constipation
for the past 30 years, and have tried va
rious doctors and patent medicines with
out' deriving; any henefit,'- Early in De
cember. 19o4. I commenced taking a
course of treatment from Mr. J. Austin
Larson, with, the result that my stomach
trouble ar.d eonsttpation are entirely
cured and my -rheumatism Is very much
Improved. In fact, I am in better
health than I have been for a number of
years, ami, have every reason to believe
that the -results obtained will prove to
be' permanent, and I feel very grateful
to Mr. Larson for the good he has done'
"I believe Mr. Larson to be a man
of strict Integrity,-honest and fair In
his dealings, and a healer of remarkable
powers.. Very rMnectfullv. '
Cannot Frelse anongH.
The almost miraculous euro of Miss
Myrtle Phillips of Bavaria, who was
brought to Mr. Larson In a mentally
unbalanced condition. Is known to news
paper readers everywhere:
"Bavaria, Kan.v Jan. 17, 1904.
"THE WESTERN CALL, Belolt. Kan.
"To Those Afflicted I wish to offer
a few words of testimony in regard to
Mr. Larson's great work. I think Mr.
Laraon as a man Is a gentleman In
every respect and I cannot say enough
in praise of his good work, for X feel
fully sssured that he has done me more
.good in ray hours of trouble than any
one else. I went to him In a very bad
condition, and which doctors claimed
was due to nervous prostratidh. I had
no appetite and could not sleep. In fact
I was on the very verge of despair. I
now feel like a different person, eat
hearty, sleep well, and have not felt
better In a long time, Hoping these
few words will help to bring comfort
and happiness to those afflicted, I ex
tend my sincere thanks to Mr. J. Aus
tin Larson and his good work.
"Tours very truly.
"Miss Myrtle Phillips."
nvlng Bore Cured.
The following letter shows that the
eure of a running sore for S. A, Miller
was permanent:
"Assarts, Kan., Jan. 10, 1904.
"THE DAILY CALL,
"Belolt, Kan.
"Dear Sirs Yours of, the lth at
hand and contents noted. In reply I
wish to state that I took treatment
from Mr. J. Austin Larson for a run
ning sore on the right side of my face
of four months" standing. His work In
Sallna and vicinity was satisfactory
as far as I know. As a man and a
healer I think he is honest and upright
In his dealing. In my case I think the
cure is permanent.
"Very truly yours, - -
V& A. Miller."
Constipation Cared, ZMsisnseai Xslped.
Hcrv Is a letter from a woman who
was badly crippled and never obtained
benefit until treating with Mr. Larson;
"Sallna. Kan;, Jan. M, 104,
"THE BELOIT DAILY CALL.
"I will write and let ycu know that I
took treatments for constipation and
lameness in my limbs. He has cured me
of constipation and also helped my
limbs a great deal, snd he has also
helped me In a great many other ways.
I know him to be an honest man and
that he does as he says he will. ,
"Yours reapectfullq, - ' ,.
. "Mrs. Sarah C Folaom,
"901 North Ninth Street,"
Tsars of snifferlng Ended.
3. C Owen, proprietor of the Pslaee
Bakery and Kandy Kitchen of Sallna,
suffered intensely from stomach trouble
for ao years and obtained relief only
rt..- tM.1 M. ... 1 .w w- T
"Sallna, lean.. Jan. tO, 1904
THE WESTERN CALL. i "
"First question 'For What tli ' you
take treatmont of J. Austin Larson r
For stomach and heart trouble. , -
"Second - question "What do- you
think of Mr. Larson's work at Sallnar
It surely was a blessing to a great
many pcopU all who took advantage
of the opportunity. '. . .
. "Third uueatioe "What do yon think
of him as a man and a healerr 'As a
man he is a gentleman. I believe Mr.
Larson to be nerfectlv honest. . As a
healer he ranks among the best. - -.
- "Fourth cuestlon'What do yott know1
In your own-case of the permanency
of the results obtained r -Hs did me a
great deal or good ana instead or hav
ing a relaosa. -as was Dronheaied. I hava
mijjruvoa mma, .. .... -
4l'-4 y . "KetfuHy. .
James Austin Larson has
his offices v in; the Oregon
215-216. His office hours are
Positively no Sunday, hours;.
Enter at 91 Seventh strset: J
er -7" st a '
v sw -v-aw w tbv - uiiu '
elevator ; boy will ' point out
'swan Ekstrand."
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