The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-17

CHICAGO, July 14.-(Special Core
spendence)-Into the valley of death,
through the fortunes of hell, with the
1ndescribable agony induced by the
expectancy of soon being laid into a
narrow grave covered with earth six
feet deep, is the terrible experience of
Mr.. J. III. Anderson, of 1920 Dearborn
street, Of this city. 1t hardly appears
possible that with the present adj
Vancement of science and doctors ga
lore such an awful occurrence could
take place, but it seems his physicians
had exhausted every remedy known to
their science: all their restoratives and
potions had failed to work. And had it
not been for the fact that accounts of
some of the wonderful cures made by
DR.. William Wallace Hadley, of New
York. have reached this city, Mr.. An
dersen would probably have now been
dead beyond recall, AS it is, the story
of his sufferings, his startling expert
enceS and almost miraculous reStora-
ton. add a new chapter to our knowl-
edge of 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 question the doc
tor said: So you have come to learn
how rescued Mr.. Anderson and saved
him from an untimely grave after the
Chicago physicians had given him up?
I did not expect to stir up any great
| sensation by this feat, as / can point
! you to hundreds of cases have cured
| in which the patients were really much
| worse off than Mr.. Anderson. Take,
for example, the case of Mr.. r. H. Hall,
| of Snowville, Va. His physicians pro-
nounced him beyond medical aid and
| wanted to saw an opening through his
skull as last chance. Pieces of bone
as big as my finger and half inch
! long came out from above his eye. His
| agony was terrible. He had abandoned
all 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 treatment restored him to
health because it reached the very root
| of his disease.
II do not believe any disease is in
Icurable if the proper remedy is ap-
! piled. By remedy I do not mean or
binary drugs and medicines, such as
doctors usually dispense, but I mean
| something that will set in motion the
vital dynamic powers of life, some
thing that will supply the system with
| that subtle, DEMONSTRATING substance
/ called leeithin. No man ever died so
long as his nerves, blood corpuscles
and kidney, heart, liver and lung cells
held a proper amount of leeithin.
| Will forfeit $1,000 in gold if you can
|
/ this statement is not true. AS soon
as / discovered that human life and
health depended on the quantity and
| quality of lecithin in the body, set
out to make a preparation containing
this wonderful life-giving substance.
! That was years ago; I labored day and
night; l tried more things than you
| can probably ever try; I gathered
| barks and herbs from the uttermost
ends of the earth; I experimental with
| all sorts of electrical devices; I eX-
| tracted essences from minerals dug
| from the bowels of the earth, all to no
avail. Finally, after twenty years of
constant experimenting, my labors were
| at last crowned with success. 1t was
| that ruby red liquid you see yonder.
For hours I watched it CULVER and vi
| brate as if in an effort to restrain the
dynamic power it held. now had a
4 chance to test the dream of my youth
after score of years of hard labor
and anxious expectancy. / took the
| preparation myself. I found it gave
me new life and vigor; it made my
brain active my senses alert; it quick
ened and strengthened all my physical
/ and mental powers. gave it to my
| friends; they pronounced it wonderful,
! and came back for more. I tried it on
all the sick and hopeless cases I could
! find. was surprised at it's marvellous
/ cures. Next l advertised In the news
papers for so-called incurable cases of
| consumption. Bright's disease, cancer,
| epilepsy, paralysis, heart trouble and
/ all other ailments of whatever kind and
character. / especially requested pa
tients who had been given up to die.
Again the results were astonishing.
Even 1 did not dream it could
| perform such marvels. I had been
taught by my medical books
that certain cases were incura-
BILE, and while I had great con-
/ fidence in my discovery, / did not
think that it could heal such SEEM
| ingly utterly hopeless cases.