The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-16
Do THE DEAD RETURN
At THIS MANS BIDDING?
Mysterious Power Of Panopathstc Professor Makes Human Heart
Beat Again In Body Of Woman Prepared for the Grave.
HEALS HOPELESS INVAuDS
Of Diseases Pronounced IneurabIe by Physicians,
Without Useless Drugs and Medicines.
ILladsas Private Practice and Offers Services Free Of Charge to tho Sick and
Afflicted. Makes the Deaf Hear. the Lame Walk and Cures Those Hun
ints Of Miles Away as Easily Is These Who Call in Person.
HEALS HOPELESS IhVAlIDS

and doctors said that the end had come
But she says that Professor Hadley made
her heart beat again, the blood flew
through her veins once more, and warmth
returned to her wasted body. Naturally
h looks upon her rescue and restoration
to health as passing understanding. ano
calls Professor Hadley "a worker of mir.
acles that rival those of the prophets
Professor Hadley saved the life Of Charles
W. Miller of Columbia Furnace, Va,
when threatened with a deadly cancer
without the use of a knife, or burning
He restored to perfect health Mrs. NJ.
Worthington Of Egg Harbor, y. j., a
woman who had been an invalid for
twenty-five years from complicated female
troubles. many long months bedridden in
hospitals. and who had been pronounced
hopelessly incurable and given I'D to die
by all her physicians. Yet these are only
random instances selected from among
the hundreds where Professors Hadley'e
almost miraculous power has made the
bonds Of disease fall away as II they were
broken chains and restored health and
happiness to suffering men and women.
Naturally. the announcement that a mar
OF such wonderful ability to heal will
hereafter give services and homo treat
ment free to all who ask - most sensa-
tional and fsr-reaching in its effects, since
1t gives to every one throughout the coun-
try. the poor as well as the rich, an equal
opportunity to be cured by availing them
selves of this philanthropic offer made by
one of the greatest scientists Of the age.
And 1t Is the more remarkable and fortu-
nate in view OF the fact that there is no
disease he may not cure.
When questioned in regard to his aban-
donment Of private practice in order to de-
vote himself to this new line of work
for humanity. Professor Hadley said:
Yes. it is true, but l intend to go on
curing anyone who is Ill, Of any disease
they may have, just as long as | am able.
Indeed, where l cured hundreds before /
expect to cure thousands hereafter, since
now neither wealth nor poverty makes
any difference in accepting my patients.
I have become convinced that. as a Chris
uan. It Is my duty to help the sick and
afflicted. wherever they may be, whoever
Stances"
But how about those at a distance?r
Distance makes no difference. I can
cure those thousands of miles aWay lust
as easily as those who come to my office.
A letter does just as much good as If
l went to them or they came to me-"
DC you really mean that anyone who
Is sick can write to you to be cured with
out paying You any money!"
Exactly / mean just that. All that
anyone who Is III, from any cause, has
to do In order to enlist my services, is
to write to me, addressing William Wal
lace Hadley. office s5F, Madison avenue,
they suffer from most and their principal
symptoms, and I will send them a course
of home treatment absolutely free of
charge. While I am not a millionaire, and
i appreciate the expense this NAV mean.
I look upon the restoration to health of
my fellow-men not as a question Of mon
ey,. but as a duty I owe to humanity. I
to the world. and in showing the useless
ness Of wasting money on doctprs and
medicines when 1t Is not necessary"