Arizona republican., 1905-06-11

how it was done. Then recently l re- ceived this letter from Mrs. E. C. Me Manus of Ellison. Ala, which will give you an idea of how my patients regard my power to cure" The writer copied Mrs. McManus's letter. which word for word is os follows: At last I am free from pain and disease; at last my health is restored, and to me it seems little short of a miracle that you could absolutely cure any one as sick as was. When you made me well again you cured catarrh of the stomach and bowels, liver and kidney diseases, re- male troubles and piles. All these you cured, as I am the living witness. I am so thankful to you for all you have done for me. for all you saved me from. I would have died without your treat ment. May God bless you and your good work" And one from C. $. Har- reIl Of Cato Ark. reads: You seem . to know just what the trouble is and just how to cure it. Hereafter I am through with Cuack doctors and their useless drugs, for they are not worth a pinch of salt compared with your treat ment I was sick so long with liver i and kidney disease and stomach trou- ble that all the blood seemed gone from my body and I looked like a corpse 1 l suffered so much and so constantly that I could not work on my farm as ! needed to. Now I am feeling wonder fully different. You have driven the disease out of my body, as you prom ised, and I assure you that I am most thankful for it. I feel that you saved my life"
 Cases come to me from all over the country" continued the Professor. that have baffled some of the best physi- clans and specialists. where one doctor has said the trouble was one thing and the next something else, until the pa tients were at a loss to know what dis ease they really were suffering from. Is it any 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- miss plan? But I am able to make a cor rect 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 af- ford to come to New York to have you treat them?"
 Ut does not make the slightest dif- ference. I cure them in their own homes just as easily and just as sure
 
 me. Distance cannot weaken the heal ing power I have. All that any one who is ill in any way, from any cause. has to do is to write me a letter ad- dressing Wallace Hadley. NJ. D., of fee 516 c, No. 2255 Broadway, New York, telling me the disease they suffer from most. or their principal symptoms age and sex, and I will give them a course of home treatment absolutely free of charge"
 Do you really mean that any one who is sick can write -ou to be cured, without paying you any money?"
 ''Yes. I mean just that. I believe that as a Christian it is my duty to God and man to help all who are iu need. When I have been given the , power to cure. I do not believe that I have the right to make any one waste l his money on useless drugs when oan heal him without them. It is not alone ] the needless expense, but medicines and ! the surgeons knife often do more i harm than good, as even the medical profession will confess if they speak the truth. We all owe a duty to our fellow men we must all serve in one way or another. Where a rich man gives money. I give health. I am not a mil
 lionaire, but am able to afford to do
 my share toward relieving the suffer ings of mankind. And I am happ-- to
 give freely of my services wherever
 they are needed. And l am especially
 anxious to cure any poor mortal who ! has been told that his or her case is incurable, that there is no hope left on earth; or any one who has grown weary ! spending money on drugs and doctors in a vain search 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 a blessing that my power makes letter to me dO just as much good as Q personal visit.