The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-05

lows: "You must be a Divine Healer,
gifted of God, to perform such a mir
acle of healing. I was so ill and had
6esth tor o ond my that pFaysa t9r
But the Great Master knew better, and
I believe He directed me to you that
might find life and health. I was a
physical wreck, suffering from rheu-
matism, heart disease and nervous
prostration, and it seemed like hell at
times, the horrors I can never express.
l pleaded to heaven to take me home
when you came to my rescue with your
skill, your heart full Of sympathy and
skill. You have cured me so completely
that the past seems like nightmare,
which I want to forget. In the three
weeks treatment I have grown twenty
years younger in looks, although so
/ marvel at myself. J. look forward to a
long life of usefulness. You certainly
rescued ME from the grave after other
eminent physicians had failed.'' And
one from G. s. Harrell of Cato, Ark,
reads: You seem to know Just what
the trouble is and just how to cure it..
Hereafter I am through with. quack
doctors and their useless drugs, for they
are not worth pinch of salt compared
long with liver and kidney disease and
stomach trouble that all the blood
seemed gone from my body, and
looked like corpse ready for burial.
[ was 50 weakened and suffered so much
and so constantly that 7 could not work
on my farm as ! needed to. Now I am
feeling wonderfully different. You
have driven the disease out of my body
as you promised, and I assure you that
7 am most thankful for it. I feel that
you have saved my life.'
Ceases come to me from all over the
country continued the professor
that baffled some of the best physi
clans and specialists, where one doctor
the next something else, until the pa
TENTS were at loss to know what dis
ease they really were suffering from
Is it any wonder the suffering fail tt
get well when they are not only treated
for, the wrong disease, but also give1
useless medicines on the hit or mis-
plans But I am able to make correc
comes to me, and, seeing the cause
apply the power to cure
GLOW about those who cannot af
ford to come to New York to have yo1
treat themq'
"1t does not make the slightest diff
ference. I cure them in their owl
homes just as easily and just as sure
ly as If went to them or they cam
to me. Distance cannot, weaken tn
healing power I have. All that an.
one who Is i'll in any way, from an,
cause, has to do is to write me letter
address William Wallace Hadley, offic
s29K, 7os Madison avenue, New York
telling me of the disease they suffe
from most, or their principal symI
toms, age and sex, and will give. ther
q course of home treatment absolutel
.. free Of CHARGE
"Do you really mean that any on
, without paying any money9'
Yes, l mean just that. | believ
= = that as a Christian it is my duty t
, God and man to help all who are i
, need. When I have been given tn
: power to cure do not believe that
> have the right to make any one vast
his money on useless drugs when ca
! the needless expense, but medicines an
l the surgeon g knife often do more har1
!: than good, as even the medical profe!
sion will confess if they speak til
truth. We all owe duty to our fellow
. men, we must all serve in one way c
another: Where rich man gives none
| give health. I am not a mi1lionair
Q toward relieving the sufferings of MAJ
( kind. And I am happy to give freel
4 of my services wherever they are neet
9 ed. And I am especially anxious I
t cure any poor mortal who has been tol
+ that his or her case is incurable, thu
t there is no hope left on earth Or an
0 one who has grown weary spendin
: money on drugs and doctors in val
! search for health. If they will writ
! to me and accept my offer, there is NJ
;, only hope, but an almost absolute ce
y tainty that they need be sick no longe
g makes letter to me do just as niue
IL good as personal visit.