The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-13
Mysterious Power
or
Panopathic Professor
Heals Hopeless lnvaIids
Patients Given Up by Their Physicians
and Pronounced Good as
Dead Are Rescued From
the Grave
And Restored to Life and Health by
This Man, Who Says There Is No
Disease He May Not Cure.
MAKES HUMAN HEART BEAT AGAIN
In Body of Woman Threatened With
Burial.
Abandons Private Practice and Useless
Drugs and Gives Service and Home
Treatment to The Sick and
Afflicted.
Patients Given Up by Their Physicians
and Pronounced Good as
Dead Are Rescued From
the Grave
And Restored to Life and Health by
This Man, Who Says There Is No
Disease He May Not Cure.
MAKES HUMAN HEART BEAT AGAIN

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| NEW YORK. Oct. Especial Cor
espondence. William Wallace Had
\ ley, the famous professor of panopathy
! and physiactrics, has again demon
strated his mysterious power over dis
ease. He shows that the drugs pre-
scribed by doctors and the surgeons
! knife are often worse than useless,
and, by healing hundreds of hopeless
| invafids pronounced incurable by ply
| sicians, he proves his claims that there
| is no disease he may not cure. In de-
| fance of the supposed laws and rules
of modern medical practice, and the
| theories of physicians and specialists,
he has made the human heart beat
| again in the body of a woman prepared
! for the grave, and performed other
| seeming miracles of restoration to life
and health of men and women given UP
| to death. Indeed, he succeeds in the
| face of such apparent Representatives,
| that he appears to possess healing
power unequaied in either ancient or
/ modern times, a power above and be-
yOnd that given to ordinary mortals.
| In comparison, the successful opera
| lions of the worlds greatest specialists
become insignificant child's play. APP
parently the supposedly incurable dis
| eases, such as paralysis, consumption,
heart disease, cancer, deafness, any of
| the drug or liquor habits, ETC., are cured
| by him just as easily as the more COM
mon disorders of humanity. Going still
further, he has proved that he can cure
/ patients in their own homes thousands
of miles away just as quickly and sure
i ly as though they came to him in per-
| son. To extend the blessing of this
wonderful power to mankind there re-
| NAMED but one thing for him to do,
and that he has done by abandoning
| his private practice and offering his
n
/ in need. He is quoted as saying that
! he feels it his religious duty to help
/ the sick and afflicted independent of
1 any reward.
] One of the causes that makes pos
sible the belief that Professor Had
| ley's power approaches supernatural
control over disease even to the point
4 of death is that of Mr.. E. G. BeSs, of
Ell Campo, Tex, who was rescued from
the grave after the doctors had given
him up to die, could do nothing to re-
vive him, and left him fora dead.
Brought to this condition by the COM
| bined attack of kidney and liver dis
ease, dropsy and acute articular rheu-
matism, he suffered the torments of
1 the damned and was almost insane.
4 with pain before the end came. The
doctors and their medicines failed ut
| terly. Although he was as good as
/ dead when Professor Hadley's atten-
| ton was drawn to his case he was
4 speedily restored to life and health by
this panopath's marvellous power,
1 though even Mr.. Bess himself con-
! fesses that he does not know exactly
4 how this miracle was performed. An
/ other case, almost equally remarkable,
1 was that of a Mrs. Hattie McCulley, of
/ San Pedro, Cal, who asserts that he
4 revived the vital spark in her body
when she was prepared for the grave,
/ that at the end of a long siege of ILL
ness from a complication of diseases
/ her body felt cold and lifeless and doc
| tors said that the end had come. But
| she says that Professor Hadley made
/ her heart beat again, the blood flow
| through her veins once more, and
warmth return to her wasted body.
! Naturally she looks upon her rescue
and restoration to health as passing
| understanding, and calls Professor
Hadlev "a worker of miracles that rival
! those of the prophets" Professor Had
| ley saved the life of Charles w. Miller,
| of Columbia Furnace, Va, when
/ threatened with a deadly cancer, with
/ out the use of knife or burning. He
/ restored to perfect health Mrs. M. Wor-
! thington, of Egg Harbor, N. j., a wom-
an who had been an invalid for twen-
/ ty-five years from complicated female
troubles. many long months bedridden
| In hospitals, and who had been. pro-
nounced incurable, and given UP to die
| by all her physicians. Yet these are only
/ random instances selected from among
| the hundreds where Professor Had
| ley's almost miraculous power has
made the bonds of disease fall away
as if they were broken chains, and
restored health and happiness to suf-
! fering men and women.
! Naturally the announcement that a
| man of such wonderful ability to heal
| will hereafter give services and home
treatment free to all who ask is most
sensational and far reaching in its eff
| fects, since it gives everyone through
out the country, the poor as well as
| the rich, an equal opportunity to be
, cured by awaiting themselves of this
! philanthropic offer made by one of the
| greatest scientists of the age And it is
/ the more remarkable and fortunate in
view of the fact that there is NO dis
ease he may not cure.
| When questioned in regard to his
| abandonment of private practice in or
! der to devote himself to the new line of
| work for humanity, Prof. Hadley said.
| Eyes it is true; but | intend to go
on curing anyone who is i'll, of any
disease they may have, just as long as
! am able. Indeed, where cured hum
| dreds before, expect to cure thou
/ sands hereafter, since now neither
wealth nor poverty makes any differ
ence in my accepting patients. l have
become convinced as a Christian it is
my duty to help the sick and afflicted
wherever they may be, whoever they
] are, and whatever their circums tances.''
But how about those at a distance?'
Distance makes no difference. can
cure those thousands of miles away
| just as easily as those who come to my
Office. A letter does just as much good
as if I went to them or they came to
me-"
do you really mean that anyone
who is sick can write to you to be
| cured, without paying you any money!
/ Exactly. mean just that. All that
anyone who is i'll from any cause has
| to do in order to enlist my services is
to write to me. address VIM. Wallace
Hadley, Office 1874 M, 70S Madison ave.
nue., New York, telling me the disease
they suffer from most and their prin-
cipal symptoms, and / will send them
course of home treatment absolutely
free of charge. While / am not mill
| lionaire, and / appreciate the expense
! this may mean, i look upon the res
/ toration to health of my fellow men
not as a question of money, but as
duty owe to humanity. I will have
| my reward in proving my power to
| the world, and in showing the useless
ness of wasting money on doctors and
! medicines when it is not necessary