The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-10-08
|TH5 MANS MYSTERIOUS p0w[R
H[AE WIEN ALL 0Tn[R5 FAIL
DEFEATS DEADLY DISEASES
Cures Hundreds by New and Marvellous Method of
Treatment.
MAKES THE LAME WALK AND THE DEAF HEAR
AM PERFORM Other Seeming Miracles That Pass Understandng-No MS
ase He May Not Cure.
HAS He SUPERNATURAL GIFTS2
Discards Useless Drugs Medicines, Yet Heals Hopeless 1nvalds FRO
nounced Incurabe by Physicians.
Offers Services and Home Treatment Free OF Charge t. Rich and Poor Alike
Believer It HisD Duty to 0d Man 10 Labor fr the
Sick and Amcted Who Stand n Need.
MAKES THE LAME WALK AND THE DEAF HEAR
Ana Performs Other Seeming Miracles That Pass Understandings
ease He May Not Cure.
HAS HE SUPERNATURAL GIFTS
Useless Drugs and Medicines, Yet Heals Hopeless Invalids Fro
nouuced Incurable by Physicians.

I is as follows: You must be q Di-
vine Healer, gifted of God, to per-
form such a miracle of healing. l
was SO i'll and had been for many
years that ! prayed for death to end
my suffering-my agonies. But the
Great Master knew better, and l be-
lieve He directed me to you that I
might find life and health. ! "a a
physical wreck, suffering from rheu-
matism, hear disease and scrofula,
nervous prostration, and it seemed
like hell at times, the horrors / can
express. l pleaded to Heaven
to take me home out of my misery. I
was in this state when you came to
my rescue with your skill and your
heart full of sympathy. You have
cured me SO completely hat the past
seems like a nightmare. which l want
to forget. In the three weeks treat
ment l have grown 20 years younger
in looks. Although SO years of age,
| feel like a woman of 80. l marvel
at myself. I look forward to a long
life of usefulness. You certainly
rescued me from the grave, after
And one from c. S. Harrell of Cato,
Ark, reads: you seem to know just
what the trouble is n just how to
cure it. Hereafter I am through with
quack doctors and their useless drugs,
for they are not worth a pinch of
salt with your treatment.
/ was sick so long with liver and kid
ney disease and stomach trouble hat
all the blood seemed one from my
body, and I looked like n corpse ready
for burial. l was so weak and suf-
fered SO much and so constantly that
l could not work on my farm as l
needed to. Now l am feeling wonder
fully different. You have driven the
disease out of my body as you prom
Used, and I assure you that 1 am most
thankful for it. l feel that you saved
my life"
Cases come to me from all over
the country" continued the professor.
that have baffled some of the best
physicians and specialists, where n
doctor has said the trouble was n
thing and the next something else,
until the patients were at a loss to
know what disease they really were
suffering from. Is it any wonder that
sufferers fail to get well when they
are not only treated for the wrong
disease, but also given useless medi-
cines on the hit or miss plan? But
| am Able to make a correct care
full diagnosis of each case that comes
to me, and seeing the cause, apply
the power to cure
But how about those who can not
afford to come to New York to have
| you treat them?'
II uOtS flOl lildhc tiC oiiSiitcSt III
ference. / cure them in their own
homes just as easily and just as sure
ly as If l went to them or they came
to me. Distance can not weaken the
| healing power l have. All that any
| one who is ill in any way, from any
letter, addressing William Wallace
| Hadley, office 1154C, 70S Madison
avenue, New York, telling me the
| disease they suffer from most, or
| their principal symptoms, age and
sex, and / will give them a course
of home treatment absolutely free
of charge"
DO you really mean that anyone
| who is sick can write you to be
cured, without paying you any
money!"
Yes, I mean just that. I believe
| that as a Christian 1T is my duty to
| God and man to help all who are in
| need. When l have been given the
| power to cure, l do not believe that
I have the right to make anyone
| waste his money on useless drugs
| when l can heal him without them.
1t is not alone the needless expense,
but medicines and the surgeons knife
| often do more harm than good, as
even the medical profession will con-
| TESS if they speak the truth. We all
| owe a duty to our fellow men we
| must all serve in n way or another.
Where a rich man gives money, l
| give health. am not a millionaire,
but I am able to afford to do my share
toward relieving the sufferings of
| mankind. And am happy to give
| freely of my services whenever they
| are needed. And I am especially an
! xious to cure any poor mortal who
has been told hat his or her case Is
incurable, that there is no hope left
| on earth. Or anyone who has grown
weary spending money on drugs n
doctors in a vain search for health.
| If they will write to me and accept
nv offer, there is not only hope, but
an almost absolute certainty that
they need be sick no longer. And 1t
is a blessing that my power makes
| a letter to me do just as much good
> as a personal visit"