The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-07-30

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 23.-(special
Correspondence.)- Into the valley of
death through the tortures of hell,
with the indescribable agony induced
by the expectancy of soon being laid
into a narrow grave, covered with
earth six feet deep, is the terrible
experience of ]. Fl. Anderson of 1920
Dearborn street, Chicago, Ill. 1t hard
ly appears possible that with the
present advancement of science and
doctors galore such an awful occur
renee could take place, but it seems
his physicians had exhausted every
remedy known to their science; all
their restorativeS and potionS had
failed to work. And had it not been
for the fact that accounts of some
of the wonderful cures made by DR..
William Wallace Hadley of New York
had reached this city by the lake, Mr.,
Anderson would probably have now
been dead beyond recall. AS 1t Is,
the story of his sufferings, his start
ling experiences and almost miracu-
lous restoration, add a new chapter
to our knowledge of the mysteries Of
life and death. The writer called on
DR.. Hadley personally to get the ex-
act details of the affair In reply
to a question the doctor said: 80
you have come to learn how l res
cued Mr.. Anderson and saved him
from an untimely grave after the
Chicago physicians had given him
up? / did not expect to stir up any
point you to hundreds of cases 1 have
cured in which the patients were
really much worse off than Mr.. An
derson. Take, for example, the case
of Mr.. r. II. Hall of Snowville. Va.
His physicians pronounced him be-
an opening through his skull as
last chance. Pieces of bone as big
as my finger and half inch long
came out from above his eye. His
agony was terrible. He had ADAM
doned all hope and thought nothing
but the grave awaited him. All he
expected was to have his last dying
hours made as comfortable as possi-
BILE, but l saved his life. My treat
ment restored him to health because
it reached the very root of his dis
ease.
81 do not believe any disease Is tn
durable if the proper remedy Is APP
piled. BY remedy 1 do not mean ordi-
nary drugs and medicines, such as
doctors usually dispense, but l mean
something that will set in motion the
vital dynamic powers of life, some
thing that will supply the system
with that subtle DEMONSTRATING sub
stance called lecithin. No man ever
died so long as his nerves, blood cor
puscles, and kidney. heart, liver and
lung cells held proper amount or
lecithin. l will forfeit $1,000 in gold
if you can show me single instance
in which this statement is not true.
AS soon as / discovered that human
life and health depended on the guam
tity and quality of lecithin in the
body, l set out to make a preparation
containing this wonderful life-giving
substance. That was years ago; L
labored day and night; l tried more
things than you can probably ever
try; / gathered barks and herbs from
the uttermost ends of the earth; 1
experimental with all sorts of cleo
trical devices; l extracted essences
from minerals dug from the bowels
of the earth, all to no avail. Finally.
after 20 years of constant expert
menting, my labors were at last
crowned with success. 1t was great
day for me when I first made that
ruby red liquor you see yonder. For
hours I watched 1t CULVER and vibrate
as IL in an effort to restrain the
dynamic power 1t held. i now had a
chance to test the dream of my youth
after a score of years of hard labor
and anxious expectancy. l took the
preparation myself. i found 1t gave
me new life and vigor; 1t made my
brain active; my senses alert; II
uuickened and strengthened all my
physical and mental powers. I gave
ii to my friends; they pronounced IL
wonderful, and came back for more.
tried 1t on all the sick and hopeless
cases ] could find. / was surprised
at it's marvellous cures Next ad-
vertised in the newspapers for So
called incurable cases of consump-
ton, Bright's disease, cancer, cpl
Iepsy, paralysis, heart trouble and
other ailments Of whatever kind and
character. / especially requested pa
tients who had been given up to die.
Again the results were astonishing.
Even 7 did not dream II could per-
form such marvels. had been taught
by my medical books that certain
cases were incurable and while / had
great confidence In my discovery,