The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-27
MYSTERIOUS power
PANOPATHsG PROFESSOR
HEALS HOPELESS
IT,: lNVALBDS. ~
Patients Given Up by Their Physicians
and Pronounced Good as -~.-
DEAD AR RESCUED
FROM tine GRAVE.
And Restored to Life and Health by
This Man, Who Says There Is No
Disease He May Not Cure.
MAKES HUMAN HEART
BEAT AGAIN r."
In Body of Woman Threatened With
Burial.
Abandons Private Practice and Useless
Drugs and Gives Service and Home
Treatment to the Sick and
Afflicted. :
And Restored to Life and Health by
This Man, Who Says There Is No
Disease He May Not Cure.
MAKES HUMAN HEART
BEAT AGAIN -
In Body Of Woman Threatened With
Burial.

Professor of Panopathy and Physiactrics, |
has again demonstrated his mysterious
power over disease: He shows that the
drugs prescribed by doctors and the
surgeons knife are often worse than use
less, and by healing hundreds OF hope
less invalids pronounced lncurable by
physicians he proves his claims that there
is no disease he may not cure. In de-
fiance of the supposed laws and rules OF
modern medical practice and the theories
of physicians and specialists, he has made
the human heart beat again in the body Of |
a woman prepared for the grave and
performed other seeming miracles Of res
toratton to life and health Of men and
women given up to death. Indeed, he
succeeds in the face Of such apparent
Representatives, that he appears to possess
a. healing power unequaled in either an
Client or modern t1mes-a power above
and beyond that given to ordinary NOR
tails. In comparison, the successful oper-
ations of the worlds greatest specialists
become insignificant childs play. Appar-
such as paralysis consumption. heart dis
ease, cancer, deafness, etc, are cured by
him just as easily as the more common
disorders Of humanity Going s stu FUR fur
patients in their own homes, thousands
Of miles away, just as quickly and surely
as though they came to him IN person;
To extend the blessing Of this wonderful
power to mankind, there remained put
one thing for him to do, and that he has
done by abandoning his private practice
ana OHeTlQS his SeENiCeS IISS VI Silcht So
to all who stand in need. He is quoted
as saying that he feels it his religious
duty to help the sick and afflicted indie
pendent Of any reward.
One of the cases that makes possible
the belief that Professor Hadleys power
approaches supernatural control over d1s.
case even to the point Of death IS that
of a Mr.. F. G. Bess Of Ell Campo, Texas,
who 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 dis
ease, dropsy and acute articular rheuma-
tism he suffered the torments OF the
damned and was ALMOST insane win pain
medicines failed utterly. Although he was
good as dead when Professor Hadley's
attention was called to his case, he was
speedily restored to life and health by
this panopaths marvellous power, though
even Mr.. Bess himself confesses that he
does not know exactly how this miracle
was performed. Another case, almost
equally remarkable. was that Of Mrs.
J G. Whitfield of Norfolk, Va, who as
serts that he revived the vital spark in
her body when she was prepared for the
grave, that at the end of 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 again, the blood flow through
her veins once more and warmth return
to her wasted body. Naturally she looks
upon her rescue and restoration to health
as passing UNDERSTANDING. Professor
Hadley saved the life Of Charles w. Miller
Of Columbia Furnace, Va, when threat
ened with a deadly cancer, without the
use Of knife or burning bur! He restored OF ed
Of Center Square, Pa a woman who had
been an invalid for twenty five years
from complicated female troubles many
long months bedridden in hospitals, and
given up to die by all her physicians.
Yet these are only random instances Sc
lected from among the hundreds where
Professor Hadley's almost miraculous
power has made the bonds Of disease fall
away as If they were broken chains,
and restored health and happiness to SUI
fering men and women.
Naturally the announcement that a man
of such wonderful ability to heal will
hereafter give services and home treat
ment free to all who ask Is most SEN
sational and far-reaching in it's effects,
since 1t gives everyone throughout the
country. the poor as well as the rich, an
equal opportunity to be cured by avail
ing themselves Of this philanthropic offer
of the age. And it is the more remark
able and fortunate In view Of the fact
that there Is no disease he may not cure
When questioned in regard to his aban-
donment of private practice in order te
devote himself to the new line of work 70,
humanity, Prof. Hadley said:
eyes 1t Is true; but intend to go or
curing anyone who is i'll Of any disease
they may have, just as long as am able
Indeed, where I cured hundreds before
I expect to cure thousands hereafter
since now neither wealth poverty
makes any difference in my accepting pa
tients. I have become convinced as {
Christian it Is my duty to help the sick
and afflicted wherever they may be, who
ever they are and whatever their circum
stances"
But how about those at a distance?'
Distance makes no difference. I cal
cure those thousands Of miles away jus
as easily as those who come to my office
A letter does just as much good as If
went to them or they came to me-"
DO you really mean that anyone VIII
Is sick can write to you to be cured, with
out paying you any money! ."
Exactly. I mean just that. All tina
anyone who is i'll from any cause has t
do inorder to enlist my services is to writ
to me, addressing Wallace Hadley, NJ. D
office S29 R-No. 2255 Broadway NeI
York, telling me the disease they suffe
from most and their principal symptoms
and I will send them course of HON
treatment absolutely free Of charge
While I am not a millionaire. and I ap
preciate the expense this may mean.
look upon the restoration to health Of m
fellowmen not as a question OF money
but as a duty I owe to humanity l wi
have my reward in proving my power
the world and in showing the uselessnes
of wasting money on doctors ana medl
cines when it is not necessary.