The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-03

Into the valley of death. through
the tortures of hell. with the indie
scribable agony induced by the ex-
pectancy of soon being laid into a mar
row grave covered with earth six feet
deep, is the terrible experience of Mr..
]. H. Anderson of 1920 Dearborn
street, Chicago, Ill. 1t hardly ap-
pears possible that with the present
advancement of science and doctors
galore such an awful occurrence could
take place, but 1t seems his physicians
had exhausted every remedy known to
their science; all their restoratives
and potions had failed to work. And
had it not been for the fact that ac-
counts of some of the wonderful cures
made by DR.. William Wallace Hadley,
of New York have reached this city
by the lake Mr.. Anderson would prob
ably have now been dead beyond re-
call. AS it is, the story of his suffer-
ings, his startling experiences and al
most miraculous restoration, and
new chapter to our knowledge OF the
mysteries of life and death. The writer
called on DR.. Hadley personally to get
the exact details of the affair. In re-
ply to a question the doctor said: so
you have come to learn how / rescued
Mr.. Anderson and saved him from an
unliIlelY grave HAAti AliI N<iiiNo'Sp
physicians had given him up? l did
not expect to stir up any great sensa-
ton by this feat, as can point you to
hundreds of cases / have cured in
which the patients were really much
worse off than Mr.. Anderson. Take
for example the case of Mr.. X. II.
Hail. of SnowVille. Va. His physicians
pronounced him beyond medical aid
and wanted TO saw an opening through
his skull as a last chance. Pieces of
bone as big as my finger and a half
inch long came out from above his
eye. His agony was terrible. He had
abandoned all hope and thought moth
ing but the grave awaited him. All he
expected was to have his last dying
hours made as comfortable as posi-
BILE: but I saved his life. My treatment
restored him to health because 1t
reached the very root of his disease.
do not believe any disease Is incur
able If the proper remedy is applied
BY remedy I do not mean ordinary
drugs and medicines. such as doctors
usually dispense, but / mean some
thing that will set in motion the vital
dynamic powers of life, something that
will supply the system with that subtle
DEMONSTRATING substance called leci-
thin. No man ever died so long as his
nerves, blood corpuscles and kidneys,
heart, liver and lung cells held a prop
err amount of lecithin. / will forfeit
81 900 in gold II you can show me a
single instance in which this statement
is not true. AS soon as I discovered
that human life and health depended
on the quantity and quality of lecithin
In the body, I set out to make prep
aration containing this wonderful life
giving substance. That was years ago:
I labored day and night: I tried more
things than you can probably every
try; / gathered banks and herbs from
the uttermost ends of the earth ex-
perimented with all sorts of electrical
devices; I distracted essences from
minerals dug from the bowels of the
earth, all to no avail. Finally, after
twenty years of constant experiment
ing. my labors were at last crowned
with success. IL was great day for
me when l first made that ruby red
liquor Won see yonder. For hours I
watched It CULVER and vibrate as II I'm
an effort TO restrain the dynamic pow
err it held. I now had a chance to test
the dream Of my youth after a score
of years of hard labor and anxious ex-
pectancy. took the preparation my
self. found it gave me new life and
vigor it made my brain active; my
senses alert; II quickened and strength
ened all my physical and mental pow
ers. gave II 20 my friends; they pro-
nounced Il wonderful: and came back
for more. tried IL on all the sick and
hopeless cases could find. / was sur
prised at its marvellous cures. Next I
advertised i'm the newspapers for So
called incurable cases of consumption,
Bright's disease, cancer. epilepsy. par
alysis, heart trouble and all other all
ments Of whatever kind and character.
I especially requested patients who
had been given UP to die. Again the
results were astounding. Even ] did
not dream II could perform such mar
wells. had been taught by my medi-
cal books that certain cases were in
durable, and while I had great conf
dence in my discovery, did not think
II could heal such seemingly utterly
hopeless cases.
/ remember a woman from Plains