The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-07-31

chicago, ILL.,, July NopcCIstl CoI'
respordence. Unto the valley of
death, through the tortures of he'll,
with the indescribable agony induced
by the expectancy of soon being laid
into a narrow grave covered with
earth six feet deep, is the terrible ex-
perience of Mr.. j. 1T. Anderson, Of
1920 Dearbon street, this city. 1t
hardly appears possible that with the
present advancement of science and
doctors galore such an awful occur
ence could take place, but it seems
his physicians had exhausted every
remedy known to their science; all
their restoratives andT portions had
failed to work. And had it not been
for the fact that accounts of some of
the wonderful cures made by DR.. Will
liam Wallace Hadley, of New York,
have reached this city by the lake,
Mr.. Anderson would probably now
have been dead beyond recall. AS il
is, the story of his sufferings, his
startling experiences and almost mir
aculous restoration, add q new chap
ter to our knowledge of the mysteries
of life and death. The writer called
on DIR. Hadley personally to get the
exact details of the affair. In reply to
a question the doctor said: $50 you
have come to learn how l rescued Mr..
Anderson and saved him from an I'M
clans had given him up? l did not
expect to stir up any great sensation
by this feat, as l can point you to
hundreds of cases | have cured in
which the patients were really much
worse off than Mr.. Anderson. Take
for example the case of Mr. r. II. Hall,
OF Snowville, Va. His physicians pro-
nounced him beyond medical aid and
wanted to saw an opening through his
cl. ., 10 al pinnac of
as big as my finger and a half inch
long came out from above his eye.
His agony was terrible. He had aban-
doned all hope and thought nothing
hut the grave awaited him. All he eX-e
pected was to have his last dying
hours made as comfortable as posi-
BILE: bur / saved his life. My treatment
restored him to health because il
reached the very root of his disease.
Il do not believe any disease is in
durable if the proper remedy is APP
Piled. By remedy | do not mean or
binary drugs and medicines, such as
doctors usually dispense, but I mean
something that-will set in motion the
vital dynamic powers of life, some
thing that will supply the system with
that subtle DEMONSTRATING substance
called lecithin. No man ever died so
long as his nerves, blood corpuscles,
and kidney. heart, liver and lung cells
held a proper amount of lecithin. I
will forfeit 1000 in gold if you can
show me a single instance in which
this statement is not true. AS soon as
/ discovered that human life and
health depended on the quantity and
quality of lechithin in the body, I set
out to make q preparation containing
this wonderful lfe-giving substance
That was years ago; l labored day and
night; | tried more things that you
can probably ever try; 1 gathered
banks and herbs from the uttermoSt
ends of the earth; / experimental with
all sorts of electrical devices; / extract
ed essences from minerals dug from
the bowels of the earth, all to no avail
Finally after 20 years of constant ex-
perimenting, my labOrS were at last
$roWned with success. 1t was q great
day for me when / first made that ruby
red liquid you see yonder. For hours
watched it culver and vibrate as if in
an effort TO restrain the dynamic pow
er it held. / now had a chance to test
the dream of my youth after q score of
years of hard labor and anxious ex-
rectancy. ! took my preparation my
self l found it gave me new life and
vigor: it made my brain active; my
senses alert: it quckened and
strengthened all my physical and
mental powers. 1 gave it to my
tflendS, they pronounced 1T wonderful.
and came back for more. l tried it
on all the sick and hopeless cases
could find. l was surprised at it's
marvellous cures. Next | advertised in
the newspapers for so-called incurable
cases of consumption Bright's disease,
cancer, epilepsy, paralysis, heart
trouble and all other ailments of what
ever kind and character. [ especially
requested patience who had been given
up to die. Again the results were
astounding. Even l did not dream it
could perform such marvels. / had
been taught by my medical books that
certain cases were incurable, and while
had great confidence in my discov-
cry | did not think that it could heal
such seemingly utterly hopeless cases.