The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-10-26
Wonderful Power
PanOIethic Professor Heals.
Hopeless |nvaIidS
Health and Strength Restored by
This Man. who Says There 1.
No Disease lie May Not
Cure III Timely Treated
MAKES HUMAN HEART BEAT
| AS BEFORE.
In Body of Woman Threatened
with Burial. She states
Gives Services and Course OF
Home Treatment to the sick
j and Afflicted Abso-
lutely Free.
MAKEi HUMAN HEART BEAT
AS BEFORE.
In Body of Woman Threatenes
with Burial. She states

NEW YORK. Oct. 23.-Wallace
Hadley. the famous Professor OF
panopathy and Physiactrics, has
again demonstrated his wonderful
power over disease. He shows that
the drugs prescribed by doctors and
the surgeons knife are often worse
than useless, and by healing hundreds
of hopeless invalids, who say they
were pronounced incurable by physi-
clans. he proves his claims that there
is no disease he may not cure il treat
ment is taken in time. One of his
patients even states that he has made
the human heart beat as before in
the body of a woman prepared for the
grave and performed other seeming
miracles of restoration TO health and
strength of men and women given up
to death. Indeed he succeeds in the
face Of such apparent impossibiiities
that he appears TO have a method of
treatment unsurpassed by any school
of theory of medical practice. APP
parently the supposedly incurable dis
eases, such as paralysis, consumption,
heart disease, cancer, deafness, etc,
etc, are treated by him as well as
the more common disorders of hui
mainly. Going still further, he has
proved that he can cure patients in
their own homes, thousands OF miles
away, just as surely as though they
came to him in person. To extend
the blessing of this wonderful treat
ment to mankind, there remained but
one thing for him to do, and that
he has done by Offering his services
free of charge to all who stand in
need. He is quoted as saying that he
feels it is his duty to help the sick
and afflicted wherever they may be.
One of the cases that makes posi-
bic the belief that Professor Hadley's
power over disease is most unusual
and remarkable is that of Mr.. e. G.
Bess, of Ell Campo, Texas, who says
he was rescued from the grave after
the doctors had given him up to die.
could do nothing to revive him and
left him for dead. Brought to this
condition by the combined attack Of
kidney and liver disease, dropsy and
acute articular rheumatism, he suf-
fered the torments Of the damned and
was about insane with pain before
the end came. The doctors and their
medicines failed utterly. Although he
says he was as good as dead when
Professor Hadley's attention was call
ed to his case, he was speedily restor-
ed to life and health by this piano.
paths marvellous power, though Mr..
Bess himself confesses that he does
not know exactly how this seeming
miracle was performed. Another
case almost equally remarkable was
that of Mrs. ]. c. Whitfield, of Nor
folk, Va, who asserts that he revived
the vital spark in her body when she
was prepared for the grave; that at
the end of a long siege of illness from
a complication of diseases her body
felt cold and lifeless. But she says
that Professor Hadley made her heart
beat as before, the blood flow through
her veins once more and warmth re-
she looks upon her restoration to
health as passing understanding.
Charles w. Miller. of Columbia Fur
mace Va, claims that Professor Had
ley saved his life when threatened
with a deadly cancer, without the
use Of knife or burning. Yet these
are simply random instances selected
from among the hundreds where Pro-
fessor Hadley's almost unbelievable
power has made the bonds of disease
fall away as IL they were broken
chains and restored health and hap
piness to suffering men and women.
Naturally, the announcement that
a man Of such wonderful ability to
heal will hereafter give his services
and a course of home treatment free
to all VINO ask is most sensational and
far-reaching in its effects, since 1t
gives every one throughout the coun-
try, the poor as well as the rich, an
equal opportunity to be cured by
availing themselves Of this philan-
thropic offer made by one of the
greatest scientists of the age. And 1t
is the more remarkable and fortunate
in view of the fact that there is no
disease that he may not cure IL timely
treated.
When questioned in regard to his
work for humanity, Professor HadIey
said: Yes. it is true: but l intend
to go on curing any one who Is Ill Of
any diseases they may have, just as
long as I am able. Indeed, where /
cured hundreds before, I expect to