The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-03
Its THERE A LIMIT TO This
A. MANS HEALING POWER :?
SPANoPATHIc PROFESSOR WORKS WONDERS
F1opeessy ncurable by
Physicians Healing Imposbities.
DOES AWAY WITH USELESS DRUGS
Condemns Operations Surgeons Deadly
Ea NJ sease Not by Some
Strange, Intangible Unseen Force Of Mighty Potency
Ia That Cures Medicines Fail
Ih
HAS HE THE POWER DIVINE
He Is Gifted of God and Praise Him for
His Help Suffering Fumanity-He Gives Service and
Home Treatment Free to and Afflicted.

] New York, Dec. 1.-(special Cores;
4 pondence.) -Seeing is believing, and
witnessing the seeming miracles per-
formed by Prof. VIM: Wallace Hadley
makes one exclaim: "Is there known
limit to this man IS healing power? Is
there q single disease he cannot cures
Us there any case, SO hopeless that he
cannot restore healths'
Probably no other physician In the
famous professor Of panopathy and
:physiactries. They come to him by
"A scores and hundreds. The sick and suf-
fering, the lame and halt, the consump;,
the drunkard; invalids from almost
aEevery known disease form an endless
procession seeking health at his hands:
/ kAnd this wonderful man, this wizard of
science, this great-hearted physician
| them. Heals them of diseases pro-
nounced incurable by the medical pro-
| lfession, cures them after they have
/ been doomed to death by doctors, re-
! wives health and strength in the face
/ of seeming tmpossibilities.
Not in spirit of boasting or vanity,
put in quiet, calm statement of fact,
cure; says It, and what is more, proves
4 1t: During recent talk with this man
who has revolutionized the theory and
4 practice of medicine, he said: "Thou-
sands aadsos Of precious saao?n human lives are
useless medicines and brutal surgery
1 that kill oftener than they cure. All
\ upright members of the medical pro-
| fession, know this whether they will
admit it or not, and it is time that the
general public was made aware of the
II facts. ,.-. - -
Cases have come to me that have
u [oI 90 %1,a 81 ~, =.
4 the country; where. one doctor has said
!. the trouble was with the stomach, an
other said heart, still another diagnosed
kidney disease or something else. But
IN each case / was able. to see the real
cause and by removing it restored the
| patient to perfect health. 1 have
n known stomach trouble to be dag
nosed as heart disease, and heart dis
ease as rheumatism, and countless sim.
liar instances: When these mistakes
are made, and the patient is treatd for
hope to get well' ' It TT is ' as if H'H vou
|. tried to cure deafness by wearing eve
glasses. One Is lust about as sensible
a. the other But 7 make a careful
SNdiagnosis Of each case that comes to me
4 and treat the real cause.
have discarded the useless drugs
and medicines commonly prescribed BY
physicians and use q system Of treat
ment that is as much superior to mod
ern medical pra ctice as the sun is to q
candle. Now that I have perfected il
after long years in practice and expert
ment ! find that have the power tt
TO me or my going to them. For in
stance: read this letter from the Rev
Samuel Sutton. an eminent divine OF
Williamsburg, XIV. You see, he saws
II feel thankful to God that I was al
a reccted to ,v1uu, for relief from nv bodily
pains and ills. 7 feel sure that oul
Heavenly Father has helped and di
rected YOU in working out the secret
Of rower over disease. Your efforts
must be accompanied by the Holy Spir
It to accomplish such miraculous cures
4 know ana believe that there is moth
Ing to equal your treatment for the re
lease Of suiferir" ones from pain, weak
ones taew its power to, heal as I do
since IL cured me Of heart and kidne,
II disease. catarrh of the bladder AM
hemorrloi1s. Dear doctor, I canno
find words to express my thanks to 70,
for your Kindness to me in Kidding M
of all my physical sufferings. M,
II prayers are that others may do as
have dcrc, write to YOU and get relief
and that You may be joyful in album
dance en- this earth and in the world t
a come for your faithful search and you
success IN. finding such wonderful
H power that when your treatment come
In contact with disease, illness mus
give way to health
My experience has proved that ther
Is no disease may not cure + do M
care how severe the case may be, hoy
ehronic, how long standing, what othe
men have said or failed to do, o
whether the patient has been prc
nounced incurable or not. 7 am Just a
II ready to cure consumption, cancer, pal
alysis, Bright's disease, organic weak
III ness, deafness, any of the drug or i
IA quor habits, and other so-called incu,
able diseases as I am to cure stomac
IN and bowel troubles, rheumatism, nery
II GUS prostration, blood disorders, ca
Il tarrh or any Of the other ills that hi
man flesh is heir to. I have done s
Il many times over. Without intending t
nUass patieny in yea say than ahaf The