Evening journal., 1904-07-23

Services to All Who Stand in Need.
Chicago. Ills. July 2L--Cspeclal Corr
respondence)-Into the valley OF death,
through the tortures OF hell. with the
ndescrlbable agony induced by the ex-
pectancy OF soon being laid into a mar
row grave, covered with earth six feet
deep, Is the terrible experience Of j. II.
Anderson OF 1920 Dearborn street, Chi-
cago. Ills. It hardly appears possible
that with the present advancement OF
science and doctors galore such an aw-
ful occurrence could take place, but Il
seems his physicians had exhausted ev-
cry remedy known to their science; all
their restoratlves and potions had fail
ed 10 work. And had it not been for
the fact that accounts OF some of the
wonderful cures made by Dr. William
Wallace Hadley or New York, had
reached this city by the lake. Mr.. An-
derson would probably have now been
dead beyond recall. AS II is, the story
of his sumerings. his startling expert
ences ana almost miraculous restora-
tion, add a new chapter to our knowl-
edge or the mysteries OF life and death.
The writer called on Dr. Hadley per-
sonally TO get the exact details of the
affair in reply TO n question the doc
tor said, $50 you have come TO learn
how / rescued Mr.. Anderson and saved
him from an untimely grave after the
/ Chicago physclans had given him up2
/ i ala not expect TO stir up any great
sensation by this feat. as 1 can point
| you to hundreds Of cases ] have cured
/ in which the patients were really
much worse of than Mr.. Anderson.
Take, for example, the case OF Mr.. II.
/ n. Hail. OF Snowville. Va. His ply
slcians pronounced him beyond medi-
cal aid and wanted 20 saw an opening
! through his skull as last chance.
/ Pieces OF bone as big as my finger and
a. half inch long came out from above
his eye. His agony was terrible. He
had abandoned an hope and thought
nothing but the grave awaited him.
All he expected was to have his last
dying hours made as comfortable as
possible. but / saved his life. My treat
ment restored him to health because II
reached the very root of the disease.
81 do not believe any disease Is In
durable II the proper remedy is applied
BY remedy / do not mean ordinary
drugs and medicines, such as doctors
usually dispense. but / mean something
that VIII set in motion the vital dy.
mamie powers OF life, something thai
will supply the system with that sub
Tie DEMONSTRATING substance called leci
thin. No man ever died so long as HI
nerves. blood corpuscles. and kidney
heart liver and lung cells held a prope
amount OF lecithln. l will forfeit 500
IN gold II you can show me a single Ia
. stance in which this statement is no
= true AS soon as I discovered that hu
{ man life and health depended on IN
quantity and quality Of lecithin in tn
body, / set out TO make a preparatio
containing this wonderful llfe-givin
substance. That was years ago; / Ia
bored day and night; / tried NOR
! Things than you can probably ever try
1 gathered barks and herbs from IN
uttermost ends Of the earth: / expert
mented with all sorts Of electrical de
p vicesi I extracted essences from min
/ erals dug from the bowels Of the earth
all to no avail. Finally. after twent
years Of constant experimenting. m
labors were at last crowned with sue
ID cess. 10 was a great day FOR me whe
first made that ruby red liquid yo
see yonder For hours / watched
culver and vibrate as n IN an effort I
! A'nAlAlAl AlAF ny AtiliiAN ANMtA a. AiHAAs
. now had a chance to test the dream q
my youth after a score of years OF har
: labor and anxious expectancy. / too
the preparation myself / found
gave me new life and vigor; It mad
!, my brain active; my senses alert;
Quickened and strengthened all m
u physical and mental powers. / gave
= to my friends; they pronounced It won
i derful. and came back for more.
e tried it on an the sick and hopeles
I cases ] could find. I was surprised a
Il its marvellous cures. Next / advertise
in the newspapers for so-called Incur
> able cases OF consumption. Bright
disease cancer epilepsy. paralysis
= heart trouble and other ailments {
3 whatever kind and character. / e.
r peclally requested patients who ha
70 been given up 20 die, Again the r,
suits we're astonishing. Even / did n,
? dream it could perform such marvel
y ! had been taught by my medical bool
u that certain cases We're incurable an
= while / had great confidence in my di
a covery. I did not think that II cou
II heal such seemingly utterly hopelel
: cases.
u 81 remember "a woman from Plain
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