Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-10

NEW IOTk, Jan. (.--SSpeCldl COrTSS..
pondence. Seeing is believing, and
witnessing the seeming miracles per-
formed by Prof. VIM. Wallace Hadley
makes one exclaim: IFS there known
limit to this mans healing power? Is
there single disease he cannot cure?
Is there any case so hopeless q he
cannot restore health?" -
Probably no other physician In the
world treats as many patients as this
famous professor Of panopathy and
phystactrics. They come to him by
scores and hundreds, The sick and
suffering, the lame and halt the con-
sumptive and paralytic, the drug flend
and the drunkard; invalids from al
most every known disease form an
endless procession seeking health at
his hands. And this wonderful man.
this wizard of science, this great-heart-
/ ed physician receives them - treats
them-cures them. Heals them of dis
eases pronounced incurable by the
medical profession, cures them after
they have been doomed to death by
doctors, revives health and strength
in the face of seeming impossibilities.
Not in spirit of Boosting or vanity,
but in quiet, calm statement Of fact,
he says there Is no disease he may not
cure; says it, and what is more, proves
proves it. During recent talk with
this man who has revolutionized the
theory and practice of medicine, he
said: Thousands of precious human
| lives are needlessly sacrificed every
year by useless medicines and brutal
surgery that kill oftener than they
cure. All upright members of the
medical profession know this whether
thew will admit it or not and 1T Is time
that the general public was made
aware Of the facts. Ia ,,5a3
Gases have come to me that have
baffled some Of the best physicians in
1.-The country; where one other doctor
A has said the troublue was with the
| stomach. another said heart still am
something else. But in each case
was able to see the real cause and by
removing it / restored the patient to
perfect health. / have known stomach
trouble to be diagnosed as heart dis
ease and heart disease as
rheumatism, and countless SINH
lar instances. When these mis-
takes are made and the patient is
treated for the wrong disease, how can
the sufferer hope to get well? 1t is as
II you tried to cure deafness by wear
| Ing eyeglasses. One Is just about as
| sensible as the other. But make a
/, careful diagnosis of each case that
comes to me and treat the real cause.
| Il have discarded the useless drugs
and medicines commonly prescribed by
I physicians and use a system of treat
ment that is as much superior tomod-
1 ern medical practice as the sun Is to a
candle. Now that I have perfected 1T
/ after long years of practice and expert
ment, I find that I have the power to
cure my patients without their coming
to, me or my going to them. For In
/ stance, read this letter from the Rev.
/ Samuel Sutton, an eminent divine Of
/ Williamsburg, Ky. You see he says:
| I feel thankful to God that was di-
ERECTED to you for relief from my bodily
pains and ills. feel sure that our
1 Heavenly Father has helped and di-
| rected you in working out the secret
| of power over disease. Your efforts
must be accompanied by the Holy Spir-
| 1T to accomplish such mira culoiis cures.
i / know and believe that there Is moth
1 ing to equal your treatment for the
release of suffering ones from pain,
weakness and disease. wish all suf-
| fering ones knew its power to heal as
do, since it cured me of heart and
kidney disease, catarrh of the bladder
| and hemorrhoids Dear doctor. / can
not find words to express my thanks
to you for your kindness to me in rid
ding me of all my physical sufferings
] My prayers are Inal OtherS may do as
| I have done, write to you and get re-
| lief, and that you may be joyful in
abundance on this earth and in the
| world to come for your faithful search
and your success in finding such a
wonderful power that when your treat
ment comes in contact with disease,
illness must give away to health
my experience has proved that
there is no disease I may not cure. I
do not care how severe the case may
may be, how chronic, how long stand
! ing, what other men have said or fail
| ed to do, or whether the patient has
been pronounced incurable or not. I
am just as ready to cure consumption
cancer, paralysis, Bright's disease, or
| ganic weakness. deafness, any of the
drug or liquor habits, and other So
called incurable diseases as, am to
cure stomach and bowel troubles,
rheumatism, nervous prostration, blood
| disorders, catarrh or any of the other
| ills that humanflesh is heir to. I have
| done so many times over Without in
tending to boast, l may safely say that
| l treat more patients in year than
the average physician does in a life