New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
COMES TO AID SICK POOR
Nine. Radde to Establish Institutes
for Electrical Healing.

Nine Marie Radde native Of NeW-A oIK
who has lived in France for several years ana
who has been instrumental in the opening OF
institutes in several OF the cities of France and
Belgium for the cure of tuberculosis among the
poor by introducing remedies through the pores
OF the skin with the aid of electricity afrlVed
here Yesterday on La Lorraine, She is between
thirty and forty years old, and has oonsloerapie
money. which she devotes to this purpose.
She comes to this country to establish such
institutes in this city Chicago, Colorado Springs
and San Francisco with her OWE money 1Els
method which she said had been much DIS
cussed at the International Medical congresses
at Paris and London. she declared last night
was of great value in cases of blindness 'u-
bercuIosis and microbic and chronic diseases
Having no cares Of her own. Nine. Radde
said she became interested in this method oil
cure six years ago four years after it had been
discovered by a chemist in Lyons, and brought
10 the attention of the French Academy At
that time its feasibility was doubted owing to
the lack Of knowledge of electricity, antiseptics
and x-ravs Dressed as INDECENT, she went
ont among the poor of Paris and sought cases
Of tuberculosis. These she had taken to her
institute for treatment. il had been fouhd
most successful method she said In the 1irS'
stages il cured all cases: in the second 40 per
cent and in the third 80
The most renarka bic cure was tldl Oh G iii04
aftv-four years old, who went 10 one OF the IN
stitutes with his son. who was suffering from
tuberculosis The father had been blind for SIX
teen wears A certificate from the HospltdI l0'
the Blind stated that he was suheflIl6 ii
double atrophy of the optic nerves "heh ii7
-. 70 rho institute he asked for help for ms
90 tJe WAS told that he must remain h1fnseil
md receive treatment. He objected, declaIills
,bat his case was too hopeless. He was IN
eou,,,a that his son could not remain unless ne
did the end Of the first month ne ieiiioi
~. he thought he had seen the color OF ms
-. 80 ,,d eaid the color seemed to be
areep re believed it to be only dream. ne
ia that her dress was in truth green
y,1,+rir three months he could sec with ease
- -, .b1a 10 see clearly to this day the cure
having been made six years ago. she Sai, ...,o
..7,. this n1ethod" said Nine Raoue'
: thrown into the seat Of the dlSedSs
:, ~ hcres instead OF the NOUN I aiIu
h lhlDu7 In the case Of the blind man; man :, apd
anrjied through the. bones poIm nf IL" hundreds
frnnfvrise but not through t1s uttIindness have
- .uharcrlous and four cases VI 60 Tonuarv
-, ,,-nd al the institutes oh ,,Lar
,,anx of those who had oeeh Cur LIZ md gave
cuIosis at the Institutes caiHe on American
- = ,,ropze medal. draped viii r. ,1rese0-
me III - born in Ne"-York- me P-+Iau
+afion was made by AtitE = bad heen given
Iad had hemorrhages anu " ~ ,nsfitutp
- .ba had been cured al '"' - i,,,ao oire
up one aI ioo htrbIv as you may imagine
r. Carrat,It and / agree that - etn+ ne tha i'm
- communicated In PARIS ,,tinr ~, T'hey seem
be CONNIE c. ,,rop the poor is touchlll5 rta,,
prov oteIilei e dlsSnondent as they iii'p III
10 oeo0t1 - ,,o5anoe I am getuhs DeI I -
,esrs in their eyes seinc see and l have a
and my appetite IS me- M. shall do?
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