Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-03

4 now 1T was QOue. linen recently 1 re-
ceived this letter from Mrs. E. c. Nc
Manus, of Ellison, Ala, which will
give you an idea of how my patients
regard my power cure" The writer
copied Mrs. McAIanus letter, which,
word for word, is as follows: AT last
am free from pain and disease; at last
me health is restored, and it seems lit
tie short of a miracle that you could
absolutely cure any one as sick as l
was. When you made me we'll again
you cured catarrh of the stomach and
bowels, liver and kidney diseases, fe-
male trouble and piles. All these you
cured as l am the living witness.
am so thankful to you for all you have:
done for me. for all you saved me
from. would have died without treat
ment. May God bless you and your
good work" And one from G. S. Har-
rell, of Cato, Ark, reads: You seem
to krow just what the trouble is and
Just how TO cure it. Hereafter am
through with quack doctors and their
useless drugs, for they are not worth
pinch of salt compared with your
treatment. was sick SO long with Ev-
er and kidney disease and stomach
trouble that all the blood seemed
gone form my. body, and looked like
a corpse ready for burial. I was SO
weak and suffered so much and so
constantly that / could not work on my
farm as needed to. Now am feeling
wonderfully different. You have driven
the disease out of my body, as You
promised, and assure you am most
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my life"
Gases come to me from all over the
country" continued the professor,
that that have baff1ed some of the
best physicians and specialists, where
one doctor has said the trouble was
one thing and the next something else,
until the uatients We're at a loss to
know what disease they really were
suffering from. Is it amy wonder that
sufferers fail to get well when they are
not only treated for the wrong disease,
but also given useless medicines on the
hit-or-lniss plan? But I am able to
make correct and careful diagnosis
OF each case. that comes to me, and,
seeing the cause, apply the power to
cure"
But how about those who cannot
afford to come to New York to have
you treat them?"
st does not make the slightest diff
ference. 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 can not weaken the
healing power have. ALI that any one
who is ill in any way, from any cause,
has to do is. to write me a letter, adj
dressing Wallace Hadley, M. d., office
716 B.-No. 1856 Broadway. New
York telling me the disease they suffer
from most, or their principal symp
toms, age and sex, and will give them
"a course of home treatment absolutely
free of charge"
do you really mean that any one
who is sick can write you to be cured,
without paying you any money!"
YES l mean just that 1 believe
that as Christian it is my duty to God
and man to help all who are in need.
When I have been given the power to
cure, I do not believe that I have the
right to make any one waste his money
on useless drugs when / can heal him
without them. 1t is not alone the need
less expense, but medicines and the
surgeons knife often do more harm
than good, as even the medical profess
sion will confess if they speak the
truth. We all owe a duty to our fellow
men we must all serve in one, way and
another. Where a rich man gives
money, I give health. I am not
millionaire, but I am able to afford to
do my share toward relieving the suf-
ferings Of mankind. And I am happy
to give freely Of my services where
ever they are needed. And am es-
pecially anxious to cure any poor NOR
tai who has been told that his or her
case is incurable, that there is no hope
left on earth; or any ore who has
grown weary spending money on drugs
and doctors in a vain serch for health.
If they will write to me and accept
my offer there is not only hope, but an
almost absolute certainty that they
need be sick no longer. And it is
blessing that my power makes letter
to me do just as much good as a per-
sonal visit"