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did not think that it could heal such
seemingly utterly hopeless cases.
II remember a woman from Plains
vile, Ind, who applied TOT me for
treatment after having tried doctor
after doctor. without receiving any
benefit. She suffered indescribable
agony day and night She stried all
the advertised remedies she could
find, but it was always the same old
story-no relief from her terrible tor
lures. She believed her days were
numbered, her life hopeless, and
wrote me as a drowning person grabs
at straw. 1 hardly thought myself
but sent her my treatment and
anxiously awaited results. First
came a letter stating her improve
ment, next letter overlooking with
gratitude. stating that she was nearly
well, and next a letter announcing
her complete cure.
Were it not for the fact that I
regard all letters confidential unless
l have the patients express permits
sion to do otherwise, I would not let
you read this letter of hers. 1t did
my heart good to get it. 1t always
makes me feel good to be the humble
instrument of Providence in saving
the life of some human being, for, as
you know, the good book says: In
asmuch as you have done 1t unto the
least of these, my brethren, you have
done it unto me- 1 believe the Gre
ator has provided cure for every i'll,
no matter how severe. If man will
but search and find that cure"
But how about Mr.. Anderson's
case?" asked the writer. Here is a
letter from Mr.. Anderson. Read it
and see what he says for yourself"
Mr.. Anderson's letter to the doctor
reads as follows:
Dear Doctor-Before I wrote you
I tried doctor after doctor, but could
get no relief from the agonies 1 was
suffering. The tortures of hell were
mine, from gastro-intestinal catarrh,
catarrh Of the bladder, and, I was
told, hypertrophy of the prostate
glands, all chronic and deep seated.
I suffered with terrible headaches,
sharp pains and soreness In all the
muscles of the body, especially in my
back. My skin was cold and clammy.
Food would not digest in my stom-
aeh. and I had attacks Of both con-
stipation and diarrhoea alternately.
All of my internal organs were highly
fnfiamed, and every movement was
extremely painful. When had given
up all hope and thought there was
nothing left for me but a lingering
and certain death, I heard of your
wonderful discovery, and, as you
know, asked you If you could help
me. From the very first l experienced
great results from your treatment;
can not speak too highly of it; 1t
saved me from the grave ana put an
end to my suffering; it w6is worth
more than any amount of money to
me; I can not tell you how grateful
l am to you"
all who ask?" YES" said, the doc
tor, Il believe it is my duty to give
freely of my services to all who stand
in need. 1t costs thousands If dol
lars to do this, but prominent ank-
er whom 1 have cured has assisted
me to secure an appropriation, which
will enable me to give free treatment
to 10000 persons at least. There are
hundreds of persons who feel that
they are hopelessly i'll, PERSONS whom
doctors have given up to die, that I
Know l could save If they would only
write to me. But the troubla with
most people is that they are so skep-
tical about anything new that they
will not give you an opportunity to
cure them. Notwithstanding that, I
have literally healed thousands of
persons, and that l have repeatedly
solicited the very worst cases, so as
to put my discovery to the severest
possible test, and that hundreds stand
ready to testify that I cured them
when physicians ana everything else
failed Still there are many who
doubt. No matter II It costs them
nothing, they still will not take the
trouble to write 1t is a hard thing
to say. but such persons do not de-
serve help. They seem determined
tn go on and let their skepticism kill
them when the means of relief can
be had for the asking"
What shall those do who wish for
free treatment" asked the writer
Write me a letter stating the lead
ing symptoms of their trouble. their
age, and sex. Upon receipt of this
letter I will diagnose the case, write
them full in regard to the nature of
their disease, the probable length of
time to effect a cure, etc, and send a
course of home treatment, charges
prepaid. My address is DR.. William
Wallace Hadley. suite 1l54C. No. T0s