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Show WHAT PlYSTERSOUS POWER DOES THIS HAN POSSESS? TIIE DEAD BROUGHT BACK TO LIFE Would Hardly Create a Greater Sensation than Some of the Miraculous Cures Me Performs with a Strange, Mystic Fluid Unknown to iledlcal Science. DOCTORS FACED r5fACTS FAIL TO EXPLAIN EX-PLAIN SECRET OF niS MARYELOOS POWER OYER DEATH Heals Those Hundreds of Miles Away the Same as Those Who Call in Person Gives Services and Home Treatment .Without Pay to Prove to All Mankind the Marvels of His Power Feels It His Duty to God and Man to Giro Freely of His Knowledge and S kill to All Who Stand in Need. SssBasssaaBBBsaMSBBP (From the Baltimore World.) . " ' . v i i ' - . -- " : p . ' ) I ' . - - (i--c::: -: j OMETFRiCE! TO ACL ! NEVER UNDERSOLD j' . - -. mi' f T uii mwih n irrm mraru u mn in i mm )" ': sle ' ) WE'VE EVER HAD ! YOUR LAST CHANCE COMES THIS EVENING. This last day of the wind-tip wc mean to make a "marker" in the history of value-giving. value-giving. Wcc emphatic in urging you to attend, as we know you'll find the ualues much bigger and better than you'll expect Such values as these indicate the importance of your presence. ThoyVc Incomparoblo Items of Invcriabb Interest: For tht NVind-Up in Our For the Wind-Up in Our For tht NYind-Up in Our j Silk Department Dress Goods Dep't Wash Goods Dep't FANCY SILKS Hundreds of BLACK GRENADrNE 44 inches .. . T-rlrt TMmi '' ' , yards of this season's styles and col- yte. in small, neat meehes. also st,n trtpa "no "lmlties la , ors in dark and light grounds, nob- fancy weave in stripe and check ef- plain pink, light blue, Kile green, ' by designs, suitable for entire fects; value up to 12.26 a yard: near- canary and black, well worth 85e; In 1 gowns, waists and separate skirts; jy 60 styles te select from, for only, thl -i--v.- amt h.if . .a, values up to $1.60 a yard. Tour Per yard "this slaughter Juat hair. a. yard-choice, yard-choice, per yard j . 66c-. 1 88c the ! i' For the Wind-Up in Our For the Wind-Up in Our For the Wind-Up in Our White Goods Dep't Linen Department Curtain Dep't 1 I 1 AH $:.60 Portieres and tlM Oa. t Mercerized white striped Lawn. $-lnch wUt bleached Table Dam- tains go this week per pair : regular price 20c. Slaughtered in ask, value t6. Clearing sale price, Ci A G this sale at a yard . per yard Jbl 4o I'' f . n S AU -M Portieres and M Imc 58c $2.35 j j For tht Wind-Up in Our For the Wind-Up in Our For the Wind-Up in Our Millinery Dep't Cloak Department Cloak Department j WASHABLE! BHIRT WAIST LAWN SHIRT WAIST SUITS gUITS Navy blue ahlrt mist suits, ! s Children's - trimmed hats, worth White la wni shirt waist suits, beau- maa. 0f light-weight chars bray, i , tiful styles.1 elegantly trimmed, ex- plp1 wlth py,,, linen, fancy , ! ' $2.25, for . tra fun sleeves. These unquestion- ;took a good $s.B Talna, whlla li ! t able $15 values, special at tney iAat they go fct 98c ;7.50 $2.95 i mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmTm mmimmmmmmmwmmmmmmimmmmmmmmmmm t For the Wind-Up in Our For the I Wind-Up in Our For the Wind-Up in Our Shoe Department Clothing Dep't Glove Department : Ladles' 1.75 Kid d 1f BOTS' PERCALE WASH SUITS le.lnon length lisle thread Uce Bhoe.outto.........3l.lU 7rbrwnUifdwhft mitt, in black or white. aU ladled Ladies' $2.25 Kid ' eTfc n wnlte !t"iped percales, ages 3 sizes, made to retail at 60a pair, la - ; Shoes cut to 315U to 8 years, price- this sale at- Shoes cut to. ...... . $1-95 rjflh Hflnr i For tht Wind-Up in Our For the I Wind-Up in Our For tht Wind-Up In Our Hosiery Dep't Belt Department Clothing Dep't Ladles' lace lisle hose in a variety Elegant plaid silk belt trimmed In OENT3' HALF HOSH In fancy of nobby patterns, all sties, the best DrRl(lf very nobDy and tyllsh, bIack n fay atrlpes. all sisea. Our 40c grades, for the sale wind up at prettiest $10 grade, at 250 this week for j 22k SDc 19c ' I I ' . - . ' - '' New Tork (Special Correspondence) Dr. Wallace Hadley, a well-known professor of chemistry of this city, has undoubtedly made the most sensational discovery of the age. Call it Divine power, science, or whatever you will, the fact remains that he has transcended all known methods of healing, set at defiance the supposed laws of nature, and utterly dumfounded the ill and afflicted by a series of the most miraculous mi-raculous cures known to medical science. Hopeless Invalids, given up as utterly incurable in-curable by eminent physicians, have been healed of their afflictions and rescued from the Indescribable anguish of an untimely un-timely grave by this man's mighty power over disease and death. The remedies of the best and most learned specialists seem as bread pills when compared with the remarkable re-markable discovery of this wonderful man. He has already done practically everything every-thing but bring the dead to life, and his assoclatea are on the qui vive not knowing know-ing what marvel he may next perform. "How did you happen to jnake this great dlecovery?" asked a repmer, who called to find out the secret of the tremendous furore Dr. Hadley has created. "Ever since I graduated from the medical medi-cal department of the University of Buf falo," said the doctor, "I have been convinced con-vinced that no disease should cause death. God has. in my Judgment, provided a cure I for every ill to which human flesh Is heir. Man must search and And this cure the same as man has discovered the tele- fraph, the telephone, 'etc. The first thing set out to do was to find the exact elements ele-ments which control living being and sustain sus-tain life, to discover the power which makes a man's heart beat and his body live. I next determined to extract these products from animal, mineral, and chemical chem-ical substances and combine them as they are found in a living beina-. I worked for years, day and night, before I made any great progress. Then my discovery nearly all came at once. As soon as I made it I tried the preparation on myself, then I rave lito all the sick persons I could find, called for the worst cases doctors could send me, cases supposed to be incurable. The results were simply miraculous. They far exceeded my most sanguine hopes. I Sartlcularly remember the case of Mrs. arah Miller, No. 150 Sixth street,1 Harrla-burg. Harrla-burg. Pa. 8h was one of my first patients. pa-tients. The doctors had given her up to die. Her friends hourly expected to be received from a friend who had been cured by you. I was a physical wreck ready for the grave. I had heart, stomach stom-ach and bronchial trouble. My whole system sys-tem was diseased and run down. I suffered suf-fered untold agonies. I often felt that death wouldbe a welcome relief. I am confident that you saved my life, and had it not been for your marvelous treatment I should today be cold in my grave. I write thia letter for the good of humanity, that others may be induced to try the wonderful treatment that has cured me." "Do physicians flake your treatment?" asked the reporter. "They certainly do." said the doctor. "I am treating a large number now. Of course, they would not want you to publish pub-lish their names, but here are their letters. Tou can read what they say. I cure them when all their own remedies fall. I have demonstrated beyond doubt that the most serious diseases can be overcome. That the lives of thousands of men and women can be saved who have heretofore been carried off to tile grave. I estimate that I shall save the lives of over one hundred thousand people the coming year who otherwise would have died an untimely death." "But how do you account for your wonderful won-derful power over death?" asked the reporter. re-porter. "Step this way." said the doctor, leading the reporter into his large laboratory, "and I will show you the source of my power. 1 will explain to you the secret for which wise men have sought for ages." The doctor here pointed to a mysterious red fluid extract in a tightly corked glass flagon. "Thle," said the doctor, "is the apparently simple extract that has startled star-tled the civilised world. This Is the powerful essence that has given me the titles 'Divine Healer,' 'Miracle Worker,' Work-er,' 'A Iatter-day Savior,' etc. Of course, I am nothing of the sort. I am a scientist. scien-tist. My discovery is scientific. I abstract ab-stract life from the materials of nature. Did you ever stop to think that wheat and corn come from the earth and air? If we knew the wonderful chemical secrets se-crets of nature we could make corn, wheat, and other food from the earth and air. So my discovery of the vital prlncl- Fle of life -Is not so wonderful after all. have merely found a secret law of nature na-ture which has been overlooked by doctors and scientists for centuries oast." called to her grave. She was. so bad the night she received my treatment she did not expect to live until morning. She took two doses; it revived her; she slept; she Is living today. Here is a copy of a letter from her. Read for yourself." The following fol-lowing extract is taken verbatim from Mrs. Miller's letter. She says: "When I began to take your treatment I realized that I was on the brink of the grave. I suffered from gastrointestinal catarrh and diabetes. I was in constant pain day and night. I felt blue, despondent, and discouraged dis-couraged with life. I had taken so much medicine for so many years without receiving re-ceiving any benefit. I tried your treatment treat-ment aa a last resort, and thank God I took It, for otherwise I should not be here to write thia letter." "This Is only one of a1 large number of similar letters that I have received," said the doctor. "It seems that sometimes a divine hand directed these poor sufferers where to obtain relief. I believe that I was permitted to make this great discovery for the benefit of the world. Hence I offer my services free for a limited time that all may enjoy the benefits ben-efits of perfect health. Here la a letter from another woman whom I saved from the grave. Mrs. Germond of No. 1)3 High land avenue. Benton Springs. Mich., writes: "I tried so many remedies without with-out obtaining relief that I had given up all hope of ever being cured. I heard of your wonderful discovery, but I had no faith In you and was Induced to give you a trial only on account of a strong letter "Do you give treatment to everyone free? This, it seems, would be an enormous enor-mous expense, said the reporter. "Yes." said the doctor. "I offer a course of home treatment to everyone who writes me now absolutely free of charge. Later I expect to charge a moderate fee. It will probably cost me several thousand dollars to give this free help, but I can afford to do it; and besides I want to prove the miraculous power of my great discovery.' Tell your readers to state the leading symptoms of their trouble, giving age and sex. and I will diagnose their cases, write them fully In regard to the exact stage to which their disease haa prerrtesed, the length of time required to effect a cure, and send them a course of home treatment for their particular disease." The writer has tsken Dr. Hadley's course of home treatment himself for a nervous affection, and he can personally vouch for its wonderful efficacy. He also guarantees this offer to be absolutely genuine gen-uine In every respect. All who wish to be healed should write Dr. Hadley at his laboratory. lab-oratory. Address Dr. Wallace Hadley. office of-fice 1139 Force of Life Building. 708 Madison Madi-son Avenue. New York City. If you have anything confidential to say mark your letter private. The doctor Is an extremely affable man and takes a supreme delight In curing difficult cases that have been given up to die by other physicians. It Is these cases that offer him the opportunity to demonstrate tha miraculous power of his great discovery. |