The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-05

New York, oct. S.-The mysterious
lace Hadley, OF this city. which enables
him 10 cure hopeless invalids when doc
tors, drugs and all other means have fall
ed. has aroused widespread wonder and
comment in all circles, physicians and
scientists being as much in the dark for
an eplanation as those outside the
medical profession.
Various attempts TO discover this mans
secret have failed, since he has refused
10 disclose the source OF his most mar
velous control over disease and his
strange power 10 stay the clutch or death.
Yet the proven facts and evidence show
that in hundreds of instances when pa
tients have been pronounced hopelessly
incurable and given up To death by doc
tors. Professor Hadley has restored them
TO health so easily and quickly that it
borders closely upon the miraculous or di-
vine. These cures are the more strange
and startling since IL is known that he
has discarded the useless drugs usually
prescribed by physicions and accom-
plishes these marvels by a new and won
derful method treatment unlike any here
tofore known TO science. Indeed, one
woman goec 50 far as 10 state that Pro-
fessor Hadley made her heart beat again
In her body when she was prepared for
the grave, and he has performed dozens
of other seeming miracles OF healing in
the face of death. He claims that there
is no disease he may not cure. and there
is every reason 10 believe that this claim,
startling as il is. is no more than the
literal truth, since the records show that
he has cured cancer. consumption. para
lysia. deafness. drug and liquor habSs,
and other diseases supposed TO be incur
able, with the same ease and certainty
that he cured stomach and kidney trou-
ples, rheumatism. catarrh and the more
common ailments that h.Iman flesh is heif
to.
Powerful and peculiar as is Professor
Hadley . ability. an almost equally re-
markable thing about this man is the
fact that he gives mis- treatment free OF |
charge to rich and poor alike, devoting |
himself 10 the relief Of afflicted humanity |
OF fees or reward. lie is |
quoted as saying that he looks upon this !
power he possesses as divine gift, an1 |
that he feels 1t his duty as a Christian to |
help all who stand In need, without at |
TO eXtort money for his services. |
During a recent interview with Pro- /
fessor Hadley. the eminent scientist, /
firmly but courageousy declined 10 dis
cuss the secret OF the power that he
holds. but finally was induced TO speak of |
some OF the almost miraculous cures he
has made. Speaking OF the case OF
Joseph X. Stewart, OF Camden. y. J., one
of his recent patients. Professor Hadley
said: "Mr Stewart had been told by va
rious physicians that he had cancer OF
The stomach. complicated with kidney
disease and bowel trouble. that his case
was incurable and beyond the reach OF
and that he must make the best
" what little life was left 10 him before
ieath claimed him He suffered most |
errible agonies and was on the verge
" the grave when he applied to me as
last resort. Notwithstanding what the
loctors had said. accepted the case. put
lin under my treatment and cured him.
To-day he IL worth a good many dead
nen, and I'm n recent letter TO me speaks
Il his cure as miracle Then there was
he case OF Mrs. NJ. Worthington, Of Egg
Iarbor n. J. For twenty-five years she
ad been n hopeless invalid from COM
icated female troubles. many long
months bedrldden i'm hospitals, and pro-
ounced hopelessly incurable and given
p to die by all her physicians. But she
ut her faith I'm mo, threw away her old
and to-day is the picture and !
eality Of perfect health. I took the case |
Z Mr.. Il. G. Bass OF FL Campo. Texas.
fter the doctors had given him up to
cath and could do nothing 10 revive
I'm. Brought to this condition by the
ombined attack Of kidney and liver
iseases, dropsy and artcular rheu-
latism, he suffered the torments OF tho ,
ahmed and was almost insane with pain.
octors and their medicines failed utterly. |,
mt I did not fail | cured him I re- /,
.ored him To life and health without his ,
ven knowing Just how II was done Then !
scently ! received this letter from Mrs !
ictoria Wallace of Great Falls. Mont. :
hich will give YOU an idea OF how NV 6