The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-25

NEW YORK, Sept. 24.--tSncclal Cor
respondence.) -Thc rlysterions healing
power Of Professor William Wallace Had.
ley. Of this city, which enables him TO
cure hopeless invalds when doctors. drugs
and all other means have failed. has
aroused widespread wonder aud comment
III all circles, physicians and scientists
being as much In the dark for an cxpla-
nation as those outside the medical pro.
fession. M b
Various attempts to discover this man 8
secret have failed, since he has refused
to disclose the source OF his most mar
vclous control over disease and his strange
power to stay the clutch OF death. Yet
the proven facts and evidence show that
In hundreds Of instances when patients
have been pronounced hopeleasly incurnble
and given up to death BY doctors. Profess
soris Hadey has restored them to health
so easily and quickly that 1t borders close
ily upon the miraculous or divine. These
cures are the more strange and startling
since 1t IS known that no has discarded
the useless drugs usually prescribed by
physicians and faccomplishcs these mar.
vols by a new and wonderful method OF
trea trnent unlike any heretofore known
to science. Indeed. one woman goes SO
far as to state that Prof. Hadley made
her hehrt beat again III her body when
she was prepared for the grave, and he
has performed dozens OF other seeming
miracles OF healing in the face OF death.
He claims that there Is no disease he
may not cure. and there is every reason
to believe that this clnlm, startlln# as It
is is no more than the literal truth. since
the records show$that he has cured can.
Ger, consumption. paralysis. deafness. and
other diseases supposed to be incurabie
with the same ease and certainty that
I. he cured stomach and kidney troubles.
rheun1a tisnl.E catarrh, and tho more COM
mon ailments that human flesh Is heir TO-
Powerful and peculiar as is Prof. Had lad
flcys ability. an almost equally remark Bile
thing about this man Is the fact that 4. ne
gives his treatment free Of charge to rich
ana poor alike devotng himself 70 the
relief OF afflicted humanity independent
OF fees or reward. .,5s sa
Z During recent Interview with Prof
Hadley,Eitlle eminent scientis firmly buf
courteously declined 10 discuss the sec \
ret Of the power that he shoids but tinallS
was3 induced toFspeak Of some OF the al
most <niraculous cures he has made
spcaking Of the case OF Joseph r. Stew
art, OF Camden. n. j.. one az his recent
pa tents. Prof. Hadlcy said MIR. Stew.
art had been told by yurious physicians
tia t he had ca nccrE OF the stomach, COM
plicated VIII, kidney disease and bowel
trouble. that his case was incurable ana
beyond tho reach OF ncdlctne,i ana ..Hal
hc nnst. make The most of what little
lifc was lcft8to hin, before death claimed
him. lie suffered most terrible 7gonles,
and was on the verge OF the. grave when
he applied to me rs a last rcsbrt. OF ot-
wttlls tand!ng what the doctors had said. I
accepted the case. put him under my
treatment and cured him. To- day he IS
worth 4 good many Gend men. and in q
recent lntter.sto mo speaks q 5l,sscnre as
a miracle # Then there IS was tho ease
Of Mrs NJ Wprthingtoll. nf Esg ltnr-
l,ar n II. For $twenty-Ayc yea rs she had
been hopeless inral.d' from complicated
female troubles, many long months bed Z
ridden In hospitals nd pronnol,nfced none
fless!y incurall. and given IN 70 die bs1
all hcrs4physicians. Bat she put her
sfaith%l11 me. threw away her. old medicines
and to- dayiRis tho picture and realty 81
perfect health.
Then recently re celyed this letter from 'f