The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-07

Mr.. Harry williams of Traverse City,
Mich. He had a terrible disease that
threatened to rot his bones, make his
teeth and hair fail out, destroy sight.
taste, smell and hearing and cover his
body with ulcerous sores, a disease that
makes man a living corpse, like lep.
rosy. He also failed to get help FROM
his home doctors, and was in such mis-.
cry of body and mind that he looked,
upon suicide as his only chance OF
escaping a more frightful death, was
actually thinking of killing himself,
when luckily for him, his case was
brought to my attention. I saved his
life. 1 cured him. My treatment drove
the poison out of his body, cleanSed his
blood of the loathsome disease germs,
reached to the very root of the disease
and restored the man to perfect health.
And another was that of Mr.. b. X. Hau
of Snowville, Va. His physicians pro-
nounced 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 half an inch
long came out from above his eye. His
agony was terrible. He had abandoned
all hope and thought nothing but the
grave awaited him. All he expected
was to have his last dying hours made
as comfortable as possible. but saved
his life and cured him completely.
| Sometimes I myself would be in
clined to doubt the reports that come
| from my atients, if 1 did not know
| the facts in each case. 1t is not long
ago that received letter from one of
them, Mrs. Hattie McCully of San
Pedro Gala, in which she says: I was
prepared for the grave, my body dead
and lifeless, but you made my heart
beat again and the blood flow through
my veins once more. Doctors said that
the end had come, but you proved that
they were wrong by restoring me to
life and health, reviving the vital spark
and bringing back warmth to my vast
ed body. Is it any wonder that was
on the verge of the grave when had
Iao ff kfdnav disease. Theu-
Imatisln, bronchitis and catarrh? Isn't
THAT enough to kill anybody? But when
I heard of the wonderful work you were
doing / said to myself: Here is man
that can cure me by the help of God"
and you did, blessed be his namei With
your wonderful discovery you cured me-
made me well and strong, free from tnt
chains and pains of disease. You are
worker of miracles that rival those OF
the prophets, and I am your witness to
all who are i'll as I was. but am no
more These are only random exam
pies but you see that they prove my
power to cure even in the face of what
seems certain death. But these and the
other so-called miracles that am
lcredited with performing are not
miracles in the same way as those des-
i cribed in the Bible. They may seem
just as wonderful to the witnesses and
to the men and women whose lives are
saved and health restored. but they are
in truth simply scientific phenomena
that demonstrate and prove the power
given me by the discovery nave made
of lifeS law, the secret of what creates
and maintains life and overcomes dis
ease and DEATH"
but how do you find time to visit
lpatients all over the country and yet
treat so many thousands?"
while it is true that have patients
in every state of the Union, in Canada,
Mexico and foreign countries. do not
have to visit them in order to cure
them. One of the peculiarities of my
power is that can and do cure them
lin their own homes just as easily and
just as surely as if 1 went to them or
they came to me-.
Then how
"All that anyone who is i'll in any
way and wants to be cured has to do is
IEadley, NJ. D., office 1856, 7OS Madison
Iavenue, New York, telling me the name
of the disease they suffer from most,
their principal symptoms, age, sex, and
1 will send them a. course ofhome treat
ment absolutely free of charge. A let
ter does just as much good as a person.
al visit.
"Surely you do not mean that anyone
who is sick can write to you to be cured
without paying you any money!"
But I do mean just that Both my
services and the treatment send are
entirely free to anyone who needs
treatment. And I am especially anx-
ious to cure those who think or have
been told that their case is incurable.
that there is no hope for them to regain
their lost health and strength. If they
will write to me there is not only hope,
but an almost absolute certainty that
they need be sick no longer"