The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-20

corpse, like leprosy. He also had fail
ed 10 get help from his home doctors.
and was in such misery of body and
mind that he looked upon suicide as
MS only chance of escaping more
frightful death, was actually thinking
of killing himself, when luckily for
him his case was brought to my at
tention. L saved his life. / cured
him Ny treatment drove the poison
out of his body. cleansed his blood
of the loathsome disease germs. reach
ed to the very root of the disease and
destroyed it, restoring the man to per-
feet health.
Il tell you, as I tell everyone else.
that there is no disease l may not
cure. | am just as ready to cure con-
sumption, cancer paralysis, Brights
disease, or any one of the So-called in
durable diseases, as / am to cure rheu-
matism, stomach trouble, catarrh
blood disorders or any other i'll that
human flesh is heir to.
81 Danish pain, renew the vital en-
ergy, restore health to organs broken
down by disease, age or accident ana
make health and happiness take the
place Of illness and sorrow. just read
this letter from one of my patients,
Mrs j. CT. Whitfield, of Norfolk, Va,
which reveals an equally startling tri-
umph over disease, reading: / was
|
my BODY felt dead and lifeless. but
| you made my heart beat again and
! my blood flow through my veins once
| more. / was very respondent when
/ you came to my rescue. My stomach.
! liver and kidneys were in such PAD
state | was afraid 1 couldn't ever oe
cured and in addition / was afflicted
with VaricOse veins and ulcers, that l
| thought / could not be cured. was
| in despair when / wrote to you feeling
that it was a change for life and
health. l suffered untold misery, but
now l can shout for joy over nv res
toration to life and health. don't feel
| like the same person. l do feel SO
thankful to you. May God ever bless
| you and the Force Of Life is the wish
of your grateful friend
How is it that you have patients
| all over the country? 1t must keeE
| you busy travelling" was asked.
| The doctor smiled and shook his
head, saying: while it is true that
| have patients in every state in the
| union, in Canada. Mexico and foreign
| to me. / do cure them. | cure them
! in their homes just as easily and just
as surely as if 1 went to them or they
came to my office"
But how"
VERY simply" All that anyone who
| wants TO be cured has to do is TO write
me a letter, addressing Wallace Had
| ley. NJ. D., office 1968Y, 70S Madison
avenue, New York, and tell me thu
| disease that they suffer from most
| their principal symptoms, age and sex
and | will serve them and send them
| a course of home treatment absolutely
| free of charge"
Then you mean that anyone who is
| sick can write to YOU to be cured with
out paying you any money"
HAS it not been said: 'lnasmuch
as you have done it unto the least OF
| these my brethren, you have done II
unto Me, and is it not my duty tc
give mankind the benefit of my power
/ feel that it would be a crime against
! God and man if l refused to save the
! lives of poor sufferers when it lies ii
nv power to do So"
! DIR. Hadley has issued an invitation
| to all physicians to send him theil
worst and most hopeless cases to be
cured. He does not care what the
disease is, how long it has lasted, OF
what the verdict of medical men has
been. He taos a supreme delight il
curing difficult cases that have beer
given up to die by other physicians
1t is these cases that give him an OPP
portunity TO demonstrate his miracu
! lous power over diseases and death.