The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-20
NO DISEASE HE MAY NOT CURE
Treatment


New York, Nov. Especial cor
respondence.) -One is forced to be-
lieve that Dr. William Wallace Hadley,
the eminent thaumaturgic panopathist.
of this city, is possessed of a power
over disease and death not given to
ordinary mOrtals. There seems to be
no other explanation of the almost
miraculous cure he has made and is
making of hopeless inValids, pro-
nounced incurable by physicians, no
other theory to account for his re-
storing to life and health men and
women who were given up TO death
by doctors.
Were it not for the conclusive evil
dence furnished one would be inclined
TO doubt if, in this day and age. such.
things can be as reservations ana
cures that rival those of biblical times.
Yet it is proved beyond question that
the human heart has been made to
beat again in a body that felt dead and
lifeless and that there is no disease
that may not be cured.
This man, this worker of wonders,
seems to have absolute control over
human life and the diseases that at
tack il. He seems not TO know the
meaning of the word fail" even
when faced with the apparent inn
! possibilities created by terrible and
| long standing diseases. And the Won
| der is increased by the fact that he
| has abandoned the useless drugs and
medicines prescribed by doctors. and
| gives freelN EFF his services without
charge to the sick and afflicted. He
| appears to look upon his wonderful
/ healing powers as u divine gift and to
| think that he must devote his life to
| laboring for the welfare of those who
are afflicted and less fortunate than
! he.
One Of the most remarkable of DR.
Hadleys cures and one that makes
possible the belief that his power APP
Iproaches supernatural control over dis
| eases, is that of Il Mr.. r. G. BeSS, CT
| Eel Campo Tex, VINO was rescued
! from the grave after the doctors had
given him up to death and could dc
| nothing to revive him. Brought &c
| this condition by the combined attack
| of kidney and liver disease, drODsS
and acute articular rheumatism. he
suffered the torments of the damned
and was almost insane with pain be-
! fore the end came. Although he was
as good as dead when DR.. Hadley'S
attention was drawn to his case, he
was speedily restored to life and health
| by this panopaths wonderful treat
ment, though even Mr.. Bess himself
| confesses that he does not know ex-
actly how this miracle was performed
SO accustomed has DR.. Hajley b@-
| come to succeeding where modern
medical practice and drugs have fail
| ed, that durin" a recent interview he
seemed to look upon the truly remark
able case of Mr. Bess as one of the
7 incidents to be expected in his daily
work for humanity, saying: Yes,
remember the case of Mr.. Bess very
| distinctly, but this and the other So
called miracles of healing and restor-
alton to life that I have made are not
miracles in the same way as those
| described in the Bible. They may
seem just as wonderful to the wit
) nesses, but they are in truth simply
| scientific phenomena that demonstrate
| the great power over disease that has
| been given me to use for my fellow
men-a God-given gift, but not super
natural, except as all wonders of sci
| ence seem beyond understanding al
! first The case of Mr.. BeSS is no more
| wonderful than that Of many others
| of my patients. Another miraculous
cure as the patient called it. was thai
of a Mr.. Harry Williams, of Traverse
| City, Mich. He had a terrible disease
that threatened to rot his bones. make
his teeth and hair fall out. destroi
sight, taste, smell and hearing. anC
cover his body with ulcerous sores; {
disease that makes a man a living