The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28

4 NEW. YORK, Aug. 2s--( Especial 3 Cor
Responsiveness -William Wallace Hadley.
tic famous Professor Of Panopatty and
sPhysiatrics, has again dem rated his
mysterious power over disease. He shows
that the drugs prescribed by doctors. and
the surgeons knifeIare often worse than
useless. and, by healing hundreds OF hope
less nvalids pronounced incurable by pny-
sicians. he proves his claims that there
Is no disease he may not cure. In efiancei
Of the supposed laws and rules Of nod
3ern medical practice and the theories 81
sphysicians and spccalists, he has made
the human heart beat again Ia the body
OF a woman prepared for the grave. and
performed other seeming miracles Of res
ftoration to lie and health Of smen8and ;vo-Si
men givensup to death. Indeed, lie su q
Sceeds III the face OF such apparent im-S
possibilities that Tho appears to- possess
Iaallealing power unequalled In either an
cient or modern times. a a power above
and beyond that given 1T ord mary m or
tails. Iii comparison the s,icc essful OPP
ratlons OF the world s. create special
lists become nifcant child play. 81 = p- r
parently tho supposedly inc,,rable q is
eases such us para lysis, ss conslimpt ton.5
heart disease, cancer, ftless, etc, are
cured BY him Just as easl y as the more !
common disorders Of Eliumarlity. Going
still further. he has proved hat he can
cure patients In their own home tn on II
sands OF miles away just as quickly and ID:
surely as though they came TO sSll I'm IN u
person. % extend the blessing Of this
wonderful power to mankind there re-.
manned but one thing for him to- do; and
that no has done By q band ontng his SpriT
$vate practice and Offering his services
free OF charge to all wi q stand In need
He Is squpted \ as 50 ing that lie feels lit:
his religious duty II to help The sick and
afflicted independent u Of any reward .asSssf
aaS One Of the cases that makes possible
1.-THE belief that Prof ssor Hadle y's pow
5erS approaches supernat ural e control over
disease even to the point OF dea th.S Is;
that Of II NJ II =. c.. Bess. Of I'll Campo.
exas, " 1o was rescued from the grave
after the doctors had givenEh him tlp5 to- die;
could doEnothing tosrevive him. and left
him for dead , Brough It to this cond ition
by the combined al tack o. Il kidney and
liver disease. dropsy and acute articularI
tism, he suffered the torments Of
1.-THE damned and was almost insane with
pain before the end came. Tho doctors
land thelramedici failed tterly. Al Z
i3thoughghe was as good as dead " hen Prof.
IIadley's attention wa drawn to his sc
.he.was speedil rest or ed SS$$: to life and
health by this panopath's mary lous y DOW
eli, though & even MI. "A Bess \ himself con-
fesses that he d oes not know exactly how
this miracle was performed Another
case, almost equally rkable, was lat
OF a Mrs. Hat tie Nc Culley.so Of san Pc Is;
;dro,f Call who asserts that he revived sths
vital spark IN her bod vi when she was
prepared for the grave. that at the end
of long siege Of llness. from q cornplt,
lifeless$ and dc tors said that the end had
come. But she 81 VS. hat SP rof sssor y Had 4
sley8made her heart beat q ga In the blood
warmth returned to herr wasted u BODY:
Naturally she looks Y pom her rescue and