The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-20

curabe. and all failed to do any last
ing benefit. I suffered as no human
tongue can tell. I had heart disease,
ovarian and womb trouble, catarrh and
neuralgia of the stomach, bowels and
liver. had no circulation. My hands
and feet were always cold TO the knees.
looked like death. I was constipated,
had no appetite and could not sleep.
almost went insane with the agony of
the pain and soreness all through my
whole body. rheumatism tortured me
in fact I had nearly every i'll that
flesh is heir to. Then you came to my
rescue. Your treatment was a God
send. I wish I could see all the poor
suffering people in this world and beg
them, for their own sakes, to write to
you and be made well, as I have been.
May God bless you and your efforts to
heal the sick, is my prayer. My heart
is full of gratitude to Him and to you
for your wonderful discovery"
1T seems continued the Doctor,
that sometimes a divine hand directs
these suffering men and women where
to obtain relief. See what r. H. Hall,
of Snowville, Va, wrote to me. He
says in his letter: I cannot tell you
half of what was the matter, but the
most serious trouble was the infiamma-
ton of the frontal sinuses, which be-
came so painful that I could not sleep
day or night, and nothing but death
remained for me. Pieces of bone as
big as my finger and half an inch long
came out from above my eye. An oper-
alton that 1 had only made things
worse than ever, and commenced try
ing everything that l could hear of for
my disease and the catarrh that follow
ed. 1 suffered untold agonies. My head
felt as if it would burst in two any
/ minute. had the advice of 10 different
doctors personally besides, and many
other foreign doctors gave advice in
my case. They wanted me to have an
other operation, and stated that moth
ing else could do any good. But am
thankful to God that L heard of and
wrote to you instead. 1t is to you that
I owe my praise for saving my life. /
am anxious for every sufferer to try
your great discovery. 1t will do more
good than any other remedy on earth.
I believe it my duty to tell all VINO
are sick that the best way to get well
is to take your treatment, and if they
will write to me l will tell them so.
Hoping that God will bless you and
your efforts for sick humanity, I am
your friend
while my brother physicians have
been forced to admit the fact, said
the Doctor, when the reporter had mn
ished reading, they are still puzzltng
their brains trying to analyze and dis
cover my secret. Meanwhile they do
not only prescribe 1t for their patients,
but use it personally and for their own
families Some of them have remon-
vices free to all who are sick and suf-
fering, but I tell them that I shall con-
tinue to do SO for short while, at
least as long as I can afford it. I be-
lieve that this is a divine gift; that I
was permitted to make this discovery
for the benefit of the human race; so I
say to all who are i'll and would be
well, let me help you to the haven OF
health. Write me the symptoms of
your trouble. your age and sex, and I
will diagnose your case, prescribe for
you and send you a course of home
treatment without money and without
price,
Before the visitor left he found that
those who are i'll may reach this truly
remarkable man by addressing DR..
Wallace Hadley, office 726 c, Co No.
1881 Broadway, New York. Those who
have anything confidential to say may
mark their letters personal. DR..
Hadley is a true brother Of mankind,
and takes an intense delight in curing
helpless men and women who have
been given up to die by the doctors.
1t is these cases that give him an OPP
portunity to demonstrate the miracu-
lous power of his great discovery.