The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-01
PHlLAn1HROPIC PHYSICIAN
ABANDONS PRIVATE PRACTICE
GIVES SERVICES FREE
HIS MYSTERIOUS POWER WORKS
MIRACLES OF HEALING
Believing in
Offers to
Strange Story
Prepared for he
Fanopahc May
and Health to Those Given by
cures Patients in Their Homes Hundreds Miles
Though They Called Suffering
Women Drugs CannotCu
Patients In Their
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Women Drugs

only RANDOM instances, selected from
among hundreds where DR.. Hadley's
bonds of disease fall away as if they
were broken chains and changed the
miserable victims of life-sapping ILL
ness into strong and happy men and
women.
Naturally the announcement that a
man Of such a wonderful ability to
heal, man who probably has had more
patients than any other doctor in the
city, will hereafter e i've services and.
is the most sensational and far-reach-
ing in its effects, since it gives every
one throughout the country, the poor
as well as the rich, an equal opportuni-
ty to be cured by availing themselves
of the transcendent skill, long expert
ence, wonderful power and proven abil-
ity to heal of this World-famous scien-
tist. And it is the more remarkable
and fortunate in view of the undoubted
fact that there is no disease he may
not cure.
To confirm the facts as stated, an
interview was sought with Dr. Hadley
at his Offices, on Madison avenue, dur
ing which the great pathologist said:
eyes, your information is correct,
and | am willing to repeat and prove
the statement that I have made. 1 am
disease or other organic weakness, deaf
ness, consumption, Bright's disease,
cancer, tumor, any drug or liquor habit,
or any one of the diseases usually pro-
nounced incurable, as I am to cure
rheumatism, stomach trouble, blood dis
orders, eatarrh or any other ills that
human flesh is heir to. 7 can Danish
strength to organs broken down by dis
ease, age or accident, and make health
and happiness take the place of illness
and sorrow.
"Then you must have made some
new and wonderful discovery unknown
to medical science9'
81 have. I have discovered the Sc
cret OF, life. I now know and under
be prevented and cured. - :
And these miracles Of healing are
due to this discovery" 900
Eyes. I have discarded the useless
drugs and medicines commonly pre-
scribed by physicians and use a sys-
tenn OF treatment that is as much su-
perior to. modern medical practice as
the sun is to a candle. Now that I
have perfected it, after long years of
practice and experiment, find that I
have the power to cure my patients
without their coming to me or my going
to them. But you are mistaken in cali
| ing these cures miracles. At least,
| they are not miracles in the same way
| may seem just as wonderful and be-
. yond understanding, but they are in
truth simply scientific phenomena that
| demonstrate the great power over dis
ease that has been given me to use
| for my fellow mem
e'It is said that you have abandoned
your private practice and will devote
| a;1T To hi ~.
work
go on curing anyone who is i'll of any
disease they may have, just as long as
am able. Rich and poor now makes no
difference IN my accepted patients. [
have become convinced that as a Chris
! tion it is my duty to the Great Healer
who gave me this power, to use it to
help the sick and afflicted, wherever
! they may be, whoever they are, and
whatever their circumstances All that
anyone needs in order to command my
services is to say that he or she is in
the grasp of the demon, disease. All
that anyone who is i'll from any cause,
and who wants to be cured has to do is
to write me letter, addressing William
Wallace Hadley, NJ. D., office 500 J, 70S
Madison avenue, New York, telling me
the disease they suffer from most, their
principal symptoms, age and sex, and |
send them course of home treatment
absolutely free Of CHARGE
"Do you really mean that anyone
who is sick can write to you to be cured,
without paying you any money!
"Exactly. I mean just that. Anyone.
I am not millionaire, and / appreciate
the expense it will mean to me to do
this, but would not have given up my
private practice if l was not financially
able to give freely of my services to all
who stand in need of it. And, anyway,
it is not question of money, but of
i my duty to humanity as see 1t. - ~
HBut how about those at distance;
can you cure them, too9'
'tI have already told you. that dis
lance makes no difference. I can cure
those thousands of miles away Just as
quickly and just as surely as those who
i call at my office. And L am especially
! anxious to cure those cases where both
doctors and drugs have failed. do
not care what other men may say or
/ what they have failed to do, or why. l
do not care how serious chronic or long
standing the disease may be-. Indeed,
4 T prefer those hopeless cases, since they
i give me an opportunity to demonstrate
Beyond doubt that there is no disease I
= may not cure, ~.