The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-24
". Ii. HALE. A. Nj. s.,
osE IIusDRED cItzG OF EDlABulou.

OSE IiuSDRED CIt zISs or EDIA
". II. II.
as a Token Of Their Eaonn for Hin as a Physieian
and a Geateman.
3sr DEcrSBLE. 1851.
The initials Nv. H. H." are beautifully ex.
ecuted In German text letters and let with
diamonds. 1t would pay any person fond OF
the be4utiful TO call az Grubb's jswelry store
and iuspect II, ~ Mr.. Grubb tskeS pride in
showing such a fine specimen OF work In his
line Of business.
As coucerus the standing OF the Doctor the
following extracts will show the esteen In
which he IL held IN places where he has
visited, On both cOntinent,:
No more interesting Lectures could be given
than tUose DELIVERED by Profess. r Hale. They
are thoroughly practical, and coming as they
do from one who las investigated for himself
who Il not a book worm, but q scientist
we relish them all the more. They are
unique master pieces de..Pres', North Of
Scotland.
Professor Hale, who Is o stopping at the
Grand Hotel, Is the gentleman who made
such q hit in Ireland and Scotland az q
lecturer on health. His fame as The foremost
lecturer OF the day OH health tones will
scarcely permit him TO erjoy the seclusion
which he has come 10 Paris III search OLA
Figaro. Paris.
a movement Is now on foot in literary cir.
Giles to have Professor Hale, the eminent
health lecturer, deliver one or two discourses
during his brief soiOurn In this city. The
Professors lectures are Of the most popular
kind, are ably delivered. witty and ustruc-
tive.-Ll Pet! Journal, Pdrit.
Dr.. Hale lectuItd this evening 10 q much
larger audience THAI last evening, and one
which manifested their high appreciation OF
the Professors most interesting, learned and
exhaustive treatment OF his subject by the
most devoted and enchanted attention His
power OF ratiOcination, giving conclusive n :
on for each proposition that be declares,
proves him to bs u faithful davotee to the
science which he so Gl+Arly 9 says 10 demon.
strate.-Daiy Palladium, NtW Harea, CT.
Dr.. W. H. Hale is now delivering a course
Of medical lectures at the Opera House that
are really interesting and instructive to those
that have any desire to know how 'feariully
aud wonderfully" we are made. The doctor
appears 10 be master OF his subjects and has
already bsen called upon TO exercise his pro-
feSSional skill in several very obstinate cases.
-DrMbury Democrat.
Professor Hile's lectures are Of the most
interesting nature, and comitg as they do
from one who puts the doctrines he breaches
into actual and successful practice, they are
all the more valuable Their Times, Dublin.
No one could have listened 10 DR.. Hale's
lecture last evening at Carl's Opera House
upon the diseases OF the throat and lungs
without being convinced that his ~scientitiS
attachments are of a higher order. and that
his study and researches bave made him mas.
ter OF his subject. His demonstration OF his
proposition thai tiinety.fve cases OF a hun.
Gred OF consumption Except where neglected
to the period OF the last stage) are positively
durable, and his open exhibition and eIpla-
nation OF practicable curative means and rem.
edies for that fearfn aud frequent malady,
gave conf lent assurance TO his hearers OF his
own earnestness and sincarity, and OF his
own extraordinary powers as a lecturer asd
demonstration. -EreHiHg Register, MetU Haren CT.
With snch an array OF endorsements pre-
reding the doctor the immense amonnt OF
work he has secured here Is easily explained.
Those who have seen him do not hesitate to
speak in the most p%;aiseworihy terms Of his
mode OF procedure, and his frAnkness In tell.
ing his PATIENTS what he can do for them. II
a cure Is possible he so states, and II not the
patient is adyI.ed Of the fact. He does not
hold out inducements IN u hopeless case, aud
IL he undertakes the case a cure Is certain TO
follow. The doctors rooms at the McLure
House, are always thronged during his office
hours.