The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-05

is as follows: you must be a. Divine
Healer, gifted of God, to perform such
miracle of healing. / was so i'll and
had been for many years, that prayed
for death to end my suffering-my
agonies. But the Great Master knew
better, and believe he directed me to
you that I might find life and health.
was physical wreck, suffering from
rheumatism, heart disease, and scrofula,
nervous prostration, and it seemed
like nell at times, the horrors 1 can
never express. I pleaded to Heaven to
take me home out of my misery. 1 was
in this state when you came to my
rescue with your skill, your heart full
of sympathy and skill. You have cured
me so completely that the past seems
like nightmare. which 1 want to for
get. In the three weeks treatment
have Grown 20 years younger in looks.
Although so years of age, I feel like a
woman of 30. I marvel at myself.
look forward to long life of useful
ness. You certainly rescued me from
sicians had failed" And one from C.
S. Harrel of Cato, Ark, reads: You
seem to know just what the trouble is
and just how to cure it. Hereafter I
am through with quack doctors and
their useless drugs, for they are not
worth a pinch of salt compared with
your treatment. I was sick so long
with liver and kidney disease and
stomach trouble, that all the blood
seemed gone from my body, and look
ed like a corpse ready for burial. 1 was
SO weak and suffered so much and so
constantly that I could not work on
my farm as 1 needed to. Now I am
feeling wonderfully different. You have
driven the disease out of my body as
you promised, and I assure you that 1
am most thankful for it. 1 feel that
you saved my life.''
Ceases come to me from all over the
country, continued the professor,
that have baffled some of the best
physicians and specialists, where one
doctor has said the trouble was one
thing and the next something else, up-
til the patients were at a loss to know
what disease they really were suffer-
ing from. Is it any wonder the suf-
ferers fail to get well when they are
not only treated for the wrong dis
ease, but also given useless medicines
on the hit or miss plan? But am
able to make a correct and careful
diagnosis of each case that comes to
me, and seeing the cause. apply the
power to cure"
"But how about those who cannot
afford to come to New York to have
you treat them?"
''It does not make the slightest diff
ference. I cure them in their own
homes just as easily and just as surely
as if I went to them or they came to
ing power have. All that anyone
who is i'll in any way, from any cause,
has to do, is to write me letter, ad-
dressing William Wallace Hadley, Of
fee 1851. 708 Madison Avenue, New
York, telling me the disease they suf-
fer from most or their principal symp-
toms, age and sex, and I will give
them course Of home treatment alb
solutely free of charge
DO you really mean that anyone
who is sick can write you to be cured,
without paying you any money!"
Eyes, I mean just that. I believe
that as Christian it is my duty to
God and man to help all who are in
need. When I have been given the
power to cure, I do not believe that
have the right to make anyone waste
his money on useless drugs when I can
heal him without them. 1t is not alone
the needless expense, but medicines
and the surgeons knife often do more
harm than good, as even the medical
profession will confess if they speak
the truth. We all owe duty to our
fellow men, we must all serve in one
way or another. Where a rich man
a millionaire, but I am able to afford
to do my share toward relieving the
sufferings of mankind. And am happy
to give freely of my services wherever
they are needed. And I am especially
anxious to cure any poor mortal who
has been told that his or her case is
incurable, that there is no hope left on
earth. Or anyone who has grown
weary, spending money on drugs and
they will write to me and accept my
offer there is not only hope. but an al
most absolute certainty that they need
be sick no longer. And it is a blessing
that my power makes a letter to me.
do just as much good as a personal
visit"