Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-02
Is There A Limit To This
Mans Healing Power?
Panopathic Professor Works Wonders
Restores Health
Healing in the Face of ~
Does Away With Useless Drugs
Some
Strange. Intangible. Unseen Force Of Mighty Potency
That Medicines Hope Gone.
Does Away With Useless Drugs
md Condemns Brutal by Surgeons Deadly
May Not Cure by Some
Strange. Intangible. Unseen Force Of Nigh,
HAS HE THE POWER DIVINE !?
Ministers OF the eospe Say He ei ecd Praise Him His
Treatment Free to the Sick

that human flesh is heir to- I have
done so many times over. without
Intending to boast, l may safely say
that l treat more patients in a year
than the average physician does in a
lifetime, and among them are number
ed many of the worst cases in the
country. And I cure because have
al my command a power over disease
SC great that its extent can hardly be
realized. Recently l received this LETT
ter from Mrs. G. M. Weston, OF Barre-
gat, N. j., which will give you an idea
OF how many patients regard my pow
er to cure: I am SO glad to be able
to tell you that am well. ] can hard
ly realize that l am cured. had been
told so many times by doctors that my
case was incurable and that / could
never get we'll that was almost hope
less. Still. / always felt that IL / could
find doctor who knew how, he could
cure me, and l found him In you. Most
doctors do not know how. l think they
know little about common diseases
but when 1t comes to the serious and
difficult ones, such as mine were, they
say they are incurable and never learn
anything about them. My restoration
to health has surprised all who knew
me. No one thought I was really be-
ing cured when told them was but
they see 1t now and cannot account for
1t. One of the doctors who attended
me last winter, was the most surprised
of all, 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 l was, and that you liter
ally 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
world of good when I was so weak.
am writing to all my friends who are
i'll, urging them to put themselves un-s
der your care, for I know you can cure
them Another clergyman, the Rev.
T. Horris, D. D., of Harwood, Tex.
whom cured of a complication Of dis
eases, writes to me saying: II am
much stronger and more active than
have been for years. I shall always
thank God and you as His servant for
the great benefits you have conferred
upon me, and shall take great pleas
ure In recommending you as one OF
the most courteous, efficient Christian
gentlemen whom / have ever known. I
shall always hold myself ready to
serve you as a beneficiary OF your
wonderful skill Command me when
ever ! can serve you in anything. May
God, our common Father, preserve you
long in the land Of the living. I could
go on indefinitely telling 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 then?"
ut does not make the slightest DIFF
ference. ! cure them In their own
homes just as easily and just as surely
as If l went to them or they came ia
me. Distance cannot weaken the
healing power l have. All that any orla
| who Is Ill in any way, from any cause.
has to do Is to write me a letter, adj
dressing Wnn Wallace, Hadley, M. Dr.
Office 260-R No. 2255 Broadway, New
York, telling me the disease they suf-
fer from most or their principal synp-
toms. age and sex, and / will send
them course of home treatment abb
solutely free Of charge"
Surely you do not mean that you
give services and treatment free to any
one merely for the asking?"
Eyes, i mean Just that. believe
that as Christian it is my duty to
4 God and man to help all who are In
need. When I have been given the
power to cure / do not believe that
have the right to make any one waste
his money on useless drugs when I
can heal him without them. We all
owe a duty to our fellow men--we must
all serve in one way or another. Where
| a rich man gives money / give health.
am not millionaire, but / am able
! to afford to do my share toward re-
lieving the sufferings of mankind
am happy to give freely Of my SER
vices wherever they are needed. And
/ am especially anxious to cure any
poor mortal who has been told that
Ills or her case is incurable, that there
Is no hope left on earth. Or any one
who has grown weary spending mons
ey on drugs and doctors in a vain
search for health. II 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
1t is a blessing that my power makes
letter do just as much good as .
| personal visit"