Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-15
Is There a Limit to This
Mans Healing Power?
PANOpATHlC PROFESSOR WORKS WONDERS
Restores Health to Invalids Pronounced Hopeless
ly Incurable by Physicians, Healing in the
Face Of Apparent Impossibilities.
Does Away With Useless Drugs
And Condemns Brutal Operations by Surgeons
Deadly Knife-No Disease He May
Not Cure by Some
strange, INTANGIBLE, UNSEEN FORCE Of MIGHTY POTENCY
INTANGIBLE, UNSEEN FORCE OF MIGHTY POTENCY
That Cures When Doctors and Medicines Fail and
Hope is Gone.
Has He The Power Divine?
Ministers of the Gospel Say We is Gifted of God, and Praise Him
for His Help to Suffering Humaniy-He Gives Service and
Home Treatment Free to thu Sick and Afflicted.

| have done so many times over
Without intending to boast, ! may
say that | treat more patients
in a year than the average physician
does in a lifetime, and among them
are numbered many Of the worst cases
in the country. And ! cure because
| have at my command a power over
disease so great that its extent can
hardly be realized. Recently | re-
ceived this letter from Mrs. c. M.
Weston, Of Barnegat, N. j., which will
give you an idea Of how many pa
tents regard my power to cure: 1
am so glad to be able to tell you that
| am well. | can hardly realize that
| am cured. | have been told SO many
times by doctors that my case was in
durable and that ! could w get
we'll that | was almost hopeless. Still,
| always felt that If could find a doc
TOR who knew how, he could cure me,
and ! found him in you. Most doc
tors do not know how. | think they
know a little about common diseases,
but when it comes to the serious and
difficult ones, such as mine were,
they say they are incurable, and never
learn any thing about them. My re-
storation to health has surprised all
who knew me. No M thought was
really being cured when ! told them |
was, but they see it now and cannot
account for it. One of the doctors
who attended me last winter was the
most surprised of allS as he thought
my heart trouble, complicated by
bronchitis, asthma and catarrh of the
stomach. would surely kill me before
this. So you see how near death |
was. and that you literally saved me
from the grave. | also want TO thank
you for your personal interest and
care of my case. Your kind words of
encouragement did me a world of good
when | was so weak. ! am writing to
all my friends who are i'll, urging
them to put themselves under your
care, for ] know you can cure Them
Another clergyman, the Rev. T. HOr-
ris, d. D., of Harwood, Tex, whom ]
cured of a complication ~ofdiseases,
writes to me saying: i am much
stronger and more active than | have
been for years. | shall always thank
God and you as His servant, for the
great benefits you have conferred
upon me, and shall take great pleasure
in recommending you as one of the
most courteous, efficient Christian
gentlemen whom | have ever known.
| shall always hold myself ready to
serve you as a beneficiary of your
vyon1orf,,1 clyt11 Cnvo v,npl S,r r-lnc
ever | can serve you in anything.
May God, our common Father, pre-
serve you long in the land of the liv-
ing | could go on indefinitely tell.
ing you of case after case similar to
these, but these are sufficient to
prove to any one that | have been
able to restore health in the face OF
what seemed certain death"
But how about those who cannot
afford to come to New York to have
you treat them?'
ut does not make the slightes,
difference. | cure them in their own
homes just as easily and just as sure
ly as if | went to them or they came
to me. Distance cannot weaken the
healing power | have. All that any
one who is i'll in any way have to d.
!. is to write me a letter, addressins
Wallace Hadley. NJ. D., office 127SA
No. 2255 Broadway. New York, tell
ing me of the disease they suffer
from most or their principal symp
/, toms, age and sex, and | will sem
/, them a course of home treatment alb
, solutely free of charge"
Surely you do not mean that 20,
: give services and treatment free {,
, any m merely for the asking
, Eyes, | mean just that. | believ'
| that as a Christian it Is my duty u
! God and man TO help all who are II
, need. When | have been given tn
: power to cure | do not believe that
, have the right TO make any one vast
, his money on useless drugs when
, can heal him without them. We al
: owe a duty to our fellow men. w
!, must all serve In n way or another
!, Where a rich man gives money
: give health. | am not a millionaire
!. but | am able to afford 10 do my shar
, toward relieving the sufferings {
> mankind. | am happy to give freel
of my services whenever they ar
I needed. And | am especially anxiou
l to cure any poor mortal who has bee
y told that his or her case is incurabl'
that there is no hope left on cart
o OF any one who has grown wear
n spending money on drugs and do
n tors in a vain search for health.
they will write to me and accept m
offer there is not only hope, but a
most absolute certainty that they nee
n be sick no longer. And it is a bles
ing that my power makes a letter 3
h, just as much good as a personal visit
ell a.