The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-19
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 Free of Charge to
the Sick and Afflicted.


A letter from New York, dated Oct.
16, says: VIM. Wallace Hadley, the
famous professor of panopathy and
physiactrics, has again demonstrated
his mysterious power over disease he
shows that the drugs prescribed by doc
tors and the surgeons knife are OFTEN
@ worse than useless, and, Dy meaning
hundreds of hopeless invalids pronounced
incurable by physicians, he proves his
claims that there is no disease he may
not cure. In defiance of the supposed
laws and rules of modern medical prac-
tice and the theories of physicians ana
Specialists, he has made the human
heart beat again in the body OF a wo-
man prepared for the grave, and per-
formed other seeming miracles of res
toration to life and health of men and
women given up to death Indeed, ne
succeeds in the face OF such apparent
irnpoSsibilities that he appears to pos
sess q healing power unequaled in either
ancient or modern times, a power above
and beyond that given to ordinary NOR
tails. In comparison, the successful OPP
erations of the worlds greatest special
lists become insignificant chlldS play
Apparently the supposedly incurable
diseases, such as paralysis, con-
sumption, heart disease, cancer,
deafness, any of the drug or
liquor habits, etc. are cured by him
just as easily as the more common dis
orders 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 surely as
though they came to him in person. TO
extend the blessing of this wonderful
power to mankind there remained but
one. thing for him to do, and that he
has done by abandoning his private
practice and offering his services Tree
of charge to all who stand in need. He
is quoted as saying that he feels it his
religious duty to help the sick ana al
fiicted, independent of any reward.
One of the cases that makes possible
tie hot
approaches supernatural control over
disease even to the point of death, is
that of a Mr.. z. c. BeSs OF FL campo,
Tex who was rescued from the grave
after the doctors had given him up to
die, could do nothing to revive him, ana
left him for dead Brought TO TINS con-
dition by the combined attack OF KID
new and liver disease, dropSy and acute
arffc1IIar rheumatism. he suffered the
torments of the damned and was almost
insane with pain before the end came;
The doctors and their medicine 1alleo
utterly. Although he was as gooo7 as
dead when Prof. Hadley's attention was
drawn to his cass,~he was speedily re-
stored to life and health by, this piano.
paths marvelousupoWer. although even
Mr. Bess himself conSesses that he does
not know exactly how this miracle was
performed Another case, almost equal
ly remarkable, was that or a MRS. ). u
Whitfield of Norfolk. Va, who asserts
that he revived the vital spark in her
body when she was prepared for the
grave that at the end of a long siege
of illness from a complication OF dis
eases her body felt cold and hfeless
But she says that Prof. Hadley made
her heart beat again, the blood flow
through her veins once more, ana
warmth return to her wasted body.
Naturally she looks upon her rescue
and restoration to health as passing I'M
derstanding. Prof Hadley saved the
life of Chas. w. Miller OF Columbia Fur
mace, Va. when threatened with adead-
" cancer, without the use OF knlIe OF
burningI He restored to perfect health
Mrs NJ Worthington of Egg Harbor,
N J. a woman who had been an IN
valid of rs years from complicated fe-
male troubles, many long months ped
Ridden in hospitals, ana VINO nao peen
pronounced hopelessly incurable ana
Yet these are only random instances
selected from. among the hundreos
where Prof. Hadley's almost miraculous
power has made the bonds OF disease
fan away as if they were broken chains, |
and restored health and happiness TO
suffering men and women
Naturally the announcement that |
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 ef-
fects- since it gives everyone through |
out the country, the poor as We'll as
the rich, an equal opportunity to be
cured by availing themselves or TINS
philanthropic offer, made by one OF
the greatest scientists of the age And
it is more remarkable and fortunate
in view of the fact that there is no
disease he may not cure.
When questioned in regard to his |
abandonment of private practice in |
order to devote himself to this new
line of work for humanity, Prof. Had |
''Yes, it is true, but I intend to go
on curing anyone who is i'll, or any |
disease they may have, just as long
as / am able. Indeed, where / cured
hundreds before, 1 expect to cure
thousands hereafter, since now neither
wealth nor poverty makes any diff
ference in my accepting patients /
have become convinced that as |
Christian it is now my duty to help /
the sick and afflicted wherever they |
may be, whoever they are, and what |
ever their circumstances"
"But how about those at a. dis |
lance?
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 went to them. or
they came to me-" =. So
who is sick can write to you to be |
cured, without paying you any |
money!"
EXACTLY. L mean just that. All |
that anyone who is I'll from any cause |
has to do to enlist my services is to |
write to me, addressing VIM. Wallace
Hadley, office 726 X 70S Madison
avenue, telling me the disease they |
suffer from most and their principal |
symptoms, and I will send them a |
course of home treatment absolutely |
free of charge. While I am not a
millionaire and I appreciate the ex-I
pense this may mean lock upon the |
to health of my feIlowmen, /
not as q question of money. but as
a duty / owe to humanity. I will |
have my reward In proving my power
IN the world. and in showing the use /
lessness of wasting money on doctors |
and medicine when it is not neces-
saFy."