Evening journal., 1904-08-02

disease that makes a man a living corpse,
like leprosy. He also mad failed to get
hep from his home doctors. and was in
such misery of body and mind that he
looked upon suicide as his only chance
of escaping a more frightful death. was
actually thinking of killing himself when,
luckily for him, his case was brought
to my attention. / saved MS life. i
cured him. My treatment drove the
poison out of his body, cleansed his
blood Of the loathsome disease germs.
reacaed to the very root Of the disease
and destroyed it. restoring the man to
perfect health.
II tell you, as 1 ten everyone else,
that there is no disease ] may not cure.
I am just ready to cure consumption,
cancer, paralysis. Brishts disease, or any
one Of the so-called incurable diseases. as
I am to cure rheumatism, stomach trou-
BILE, catarrh, blood disorders or any other
i'll that human flesh is heir to. / Danish
pain, renew the vital energy, restorC
strength to organs broken down by dis.
ease, age or accident, and make heath
and happiness take the place of illness
and sorrow. Just read this letter from
one Of my patients"
Mrs j. G. Whitfield. of Norfolk. Va
reveals a startling triumph over disease
her letter reading: Il was so near cross.
ing the Great Valley that my body fell
dead and lifeless, but you made my hear
beat again and my blood flow through my
veins once more. 1 was very despondeni
when you came to my rescue. My stom
ach, liver and kidneys were in such
bad state I was afraid l couldn't ever bl
cured and in addition was afflicted Will
varicose veins and ulcers, that 1 though
1 could not be cured. 1 was in despaii
when I wrote to you feeling that it wal
a chance for life and hearth. / suffere,
untold misery, but now 1 can shout fo
joy over my restoration to life an,
health"
How is 1t that you have patients al
! over the country?" IL must keep you bus,
travelling" was asked
! The doctor smiled and shook his head
saying: while It is true that have pa
tien.s in every State in the Union. in Can
ada, Mexico and foreign countries, I d.
not have to go to thcm in order to cur
them. 1 cure them in their own home
just as easily and just as surely as If
went to them or they came to my office
All that anyone who wants to be cure
has to do is to write me letter. address
ing Wallace Hadley, NJ. D., office 5S7C. 20
Madison Avenue. New York, and tel
=. me the disease that they suffer from mosi
their principal symptoms. age and sex
and I viii serve them and send them
! course Of home treatment absolute
free of charge.
"Do you mean that anyone who Is sic
| can write to you to be cured without pay
/, ing you any money?"
I, Exactly. l mean just that. Has It no
) been said: Inasmuch as you have don
it unto the least of these my brethren. yo
have done it unto Me, and Is it not m
duty to give mankind the benefit Of m
{ power? I feel that 1t would be a Grim
against God and man if I refused to save
the lives Of poor sufferers when it lie
{ in my power to do So"
DR.. Hadley has issued an invitation I
ali physicians to send him their wor.
{ and most hopeless cases to be cured. II
{ does not care what the disease is. no
long it has lasted or what the verdict
medical men has been. He takes a ST
2 preme delight in curing difficult case
s that have been given up to die by oths
, physicians 1t is these cases that gi,
+, him an opportunity to demonstrate h
a miraculous power over disease and deatl