The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-27

Mankind
Pewer-Distanoe Tot Hinder


NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-(Special
Correspondence his mysterious
control over disease and death DR..
Wallace Hadley. the eminent that
maturgic panopathist of this city, has
made the human heart beat again in
the grave. And as a result of his sue
cessful experiments he makes the
startling statement that no disease
should cause death. He claims to
have discovered the vital principle
of life itself, the dynamic force that
creates and maintains existence.
Since making this discovery the
cures made by this man of science
have been so remarkable, the restor-
atoms to life and health that he has
brought about have been so marvel
Gus that he is credited with possess
ing some power over disease and
death not given to ordinary mortals.
He seems to have absolute control
over human life and the diseases that
taken men and women pronounced
hopelessly incurable and on the verge
of the grave, and restored them to
life and health in the face OF such
apparent impossibilities that ne is
credited with working miracles. The
wonder is increased by the fact that
he performs these cures without the
useless drugs dispensed by doctors,
and that he gives freely Of HIS services
without charge to all who are sick
and afflicted, saying, during a recent
interview:
1T believe that 1t is my duty to
God and man to help all who are In
need I am not a millionaire, but I
am we'll able to afford to do my share
toward relieving the sufferings of
mankind and driving disease from the
earth. And since 1t Is in my power
to cure and drive out disease I feel
that I must not use this gift wrong
fully. I have no right to deny poor
man the boon of health. neither do
believe in making him waste his
money on useless drugs. 1t is not only
that medicines often do more harm
than good, but I have found some
thing as much superior to them as
the sun is to a candle. AS evidence
of this my experience has proved
that there is no disease 1 may not
cure since making this discovery.
be, how chronic, how long standing,
what other men have said or failed
to do, or whether the patient has
been pronounced incurable or not l
am just as ready to cure consump-
ton, cancer, paralysis, Brights dis
called incurable disease as I am to
cure stomach and bowel troubles,
rheumatism. nervous prostration,
blood disorders, catarrh, or any Of
the other ills that human flesh is heir
to. I have done SO many times over.
Without intending to boast l may
safely say that l treat more patients
in year than the average physician
does in lifetime, and among these
are numbered cases that are probably
among the worst in the country. And
1 cure because have at my command
power over disease so great that
its extent can hardly be realized. For
instance. read this letter from one Of
my patients, Mrs. J. G. Whitfield of
Norfolk. Va. who writes: I,
" L was so near crossing the Great
Valley that my body felt dead and
lifeless; but you made my heart beat
again and my blood flow through my
veins once more. I was very des-
pendent when you came to my rescue.
My stomach. liver and kidneys were
in such a bad state / was afraid
couldn't ever be cured and in addition
was afflicted with varicose veins
and ulcers, that thought could not
wrote to you. feeling that it was
chance for life and health. I suffered
untold misery, but now I can shout
for JOY over my restoration to life
and health. l don't feel like the same
person: I do feel 30 thankful to you.
May 1ou ever picSS you anu tnlS
from Mr.. z. c. Bess OF Ell Campo.
Tex. who says: 4 was as good as
dead when you came to my rescue
with your most wonderful discovery.
/ was suffering the torment OF the
damned from rheumatism, liver and
kidney disease and dropsy. 1t Is
hard to tell which was the worst. as
they all set me almost crazy with |
pain. I did not know a comfortable |
moment free from pain. II was like |
having toothache all over my body. |