The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
s#: GIVES FREELY OF HIS SERVICES
And Offers Treatment Free Of Charge to All Who
Stand III Need. Believes it His Duty to God
and Man to Help the Sick and Afflicted.

Il NEW YORK, July 23.-- Special Corre:--.
L dependence lone is forced to believe that
f,Dn William Wallace Hadley, the emf
! neut thaumaturgic panopathist Of this
II city, is possessed of a power over disease
RI and death not given to ordinary mortalst
There seems to be no o Their explanation
Il Of the almost miraculous cures he mas
made and is making of hopeless iilvalids
81 pronounced neural BILE by physicians, n
"a other theory 10 account for his rest or
inc to life and health men and women
\ !. who were given up to death by doctors.
4 " We're it not for the conclusive evidence
I: furnished, one would be inclined TO doubt
4 If. in this day and age, such things can
asbe as res torations and cures that rival
IL those Of Biblical times. Yet 1T Is proved
4 tbeyond question that the human heart
4 has been made, to beat again IN a pody
/ that felt dead and lifeless, and that there
( is no disease that may not be cured.
tsFThis man, this worker of wonders
4; seems to have a bsolutel control over
u thurman life and the diseases that attack
q Ut. u H seems not to know the meaning nc ann
iof the word E'.fail, - even when faced
with the apparent impossibilties crea ted
4 BY terrible andN long standing diseases.
D And the wonder Is increased by the fact
& that he has abandoned the useless drugs
4 and medicines prescribed by doctors and
Il gives s freely OF his services without.
a charge to the sick and afflicted. e lie a p
\ pears to look upon his wonderful neal
n Ing power as Il divine gift, and to think
" that he must devote his life to laboling
X FOR the wei farc&of those who are afflicted
a and less fortunate than he.
NJ One Of The most remarkable of Dr.,
IIadley's cures, and one that makes pos
Il sible the belief that his power approaches
& supernatural control over diseases Is
that Of u MI. E. G. Bess, OF Cl Campo,
Texas, who was rescued from the grave
& after the doctors had given him UP 70
AZ death and could 10 nothing TO revive
him. Brought to this condition by the
combined attack of kidneySand liver dis
y ease dropsyE and acute articuar rheuma-
$ tism, he suffered the torments Of the
* damned and was a lmost insane With pain
before the end came. Although he was
as good as dead when DR.. liadley's at
tentlon was drawn to his case, he was
Il speedily restored to life and health by
this panopa1h's wonderful treatment.
though even MI. Bess himself confcsses
4 that he does not know exactly how this
! miracle was performed.
535 So accustomed has Dr.. Hadley3 become
to succeeding where modern medical,
s practice and drugs have failed that DUR
ing a recent interview he seemed to look
upon the truly remarkable case of Mr..
( Bess as one OF the Incidents to be ex-
: pccted in his daily work for humanity,
saying: Yes. i remember the case OF
Mr.. Bess very distinctly. but this and
fthe other so-called miracles of healing
and res torations. e. life that have made
fare not miracles in tho same way as.
those described in the Bible. They may
gtseem Just as wonderful to the witnesses,
5jbut they are IN truth simply scientific
4 phenomena that demonstrate the great
power over disease that has been given
,ne to Use for my fellow-men-a God
i.given gift. but not supernatural except
fas all wonders or science seem beyond
understanding at first The case OF Mr..
II Bess is no more wonderful than that of
sl,nany others of my patients. Another
Il miraculous cure as the patient called
at was that OF a Mr.. Harry Williams,
4 OF Traverse City, Mich. He had ter.
4 rible disease that threatened to rot his
bones. make his teeth and hair fall out,
fdestroy sight. taste, smell and hearing,
and cover his body with ulcerous sores. u
disease that makes a man n living corpse,
( like leprosy lie also had failed to get
4 help from his home doctors. and was in
II such misery OF body and mind that he
looked upon suicide as his only chance
i of escaping a more frightfu death, was
Il actually thinking of killing himself when,
lluckily for him. his case was brought
- 70 my attention. | saved his life.
y cured him. Ny treatment drove the
~ poison out Of his body. ceansed his
K blood of the loathsome disease germs,
4 Preached TO the very root Of the disease
and destroyed it, ,estoIlng the man to
perfect health.
II tell you. as ] tell everyone else.
Al that there is no disease may not cure.
am just ready TO cure consumption.
3 cancer, paralysis, Bright's disease, or any
ono OF the so-caled ncurable diseases, as
5 am to cure rheumatism, stomach Strou,
\ tie. catarrh, blood disorders or any othei
E Al that human flesh Is heir to. / Danish
pain. renew The vital energy, restore
strength TO organs broken down by dis
e case, age or accident, and make health
and happiness take the place Of Illness
and sorrow. Just read this letter from