The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-13

/ pronounced my case. incurable, and all
failed to do me any lasting benefit. l sui
fered as no human tongue can tell. /
had heart disease, ovarian and womb
trouble, catarrh and neuralgia OF the
stomach bowels and liver. l had no. cir
culation. My hands and feet were always
cold TO the knees. L looked like death. l
was constipated, had no appetite and
could not sleep. / almost went insane with
the agony of the pain and soreness all
through my whole body. Rheumatism tor
tured me-in fact / had nearly every i'll
that flesh is heir to. Then you came to
my rescue. Your treatment was God
send. l wish | could see all the poor sui
fering people in this world and beg them,
for their own sakes, to write to you and
be made well, as / have been. May God
bless you and your efforts to heal the
sick, is my prayer. My heart is full of
gratitude to Him and to you for your
wonderful discovery
1T seems continued the Doctor, chat
sometimes divine hand directs these suf-
fering men and women where to obtain re-
lief. See what r. II. Hall, of Snowville,
Va, wrote to me. He says, in his letter:
I cannot tell you half of what was the
matter, but the most serious trouble was
the inflammation of the frontal sinuses,
which became 50 painful that 1 could not
sleep day or night, and nothing but death
remained for me. Pieces of bone as big
as my finger and half an inch long came
out from above my eye. An operation
that / had only made things worse than
ever, and 1 commenced trying everything
that I could hear of for my disease and
the catarrh that followed. I suffered un-
told agonies My head felt as if It would
burst in two any minute. | had the advice
Of 10 different doctors personally besides,
and many ether foreign doctors gave ad-
vice in my case. They wanted me TO
have another operation, and stated that
nothing else could do any good. But ]
am thankful to God that l heard of and
wrote to you instead. 1t is to you that l
owe MY praise for saving my life. l am
anxious for every sufferer to try your
great discovery. 1t will do more good
than any other remedy on earth. l be-
heve ii my duty to tell all who are sick
that the best way to get well is to take
your treatment. and if they will write to
me 1 will tell them So Hoping that God
will bless you and your efforts for sick
humanity, | am your friend.
w nile my DfOlnef PHYSICIANS nave
been forced to admit the fact" said the
Doctor, when the reporter had finished
reading, ''they are still puzzling their
brains trying to analyze and discover my
secret. Meanwhile they do not only pre-
scribe it for their patients, but use ii
personally and for their own families
Some of them have demonstrated with me
because l give my services free to all who
are sick and suffering, but 1 tell them
that / shall continue to do so for a short
while, at least as long as l can afford it,
| believe that this is divine gift that
l was permitted to make this discovery
for the benefit of the human race so l
say to all who are i'll and would be well
let me help you tos the haven of health
Write me the symptoms of your trouble,
your age and sex. and l will diagnose
your case, prescribe for you and send
YOU a course of home treatment without
money and without price
Before the visitor left he found that
those who are i'll may reach this truly
remarkable man by addressing DIR. Wal
lace Hadley, office 96SF, No 1881 Broad
thing confidential t. say may mark their
letters personal DR.. Hadley is a true
brother OF mankind. and takes an intense
delight in curing helpless men and women
who have been given up to die by the
doctors. 1t IS these cases that give him
an opportunity to demonstrate the mir.
aculous power of his great discovery.