The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-05

New York Special Correspondence
Dr. Wallace Hadley, Well-knoWn
professor of chemistry of this city, has
undoubtedly made the most sensa-
uonai discovery of the age. Call 1t d1-
vine power, science, or whatever you
WILL the fact remains that in a single
night, so to speak, he has completely
upset modern medicine, defied all
known laws of nature ana utterly
dumfounded scientists and medical
men. Physicians have sought out
their worst cases and taken them to
him, thinking they might find one he
could not cure. They admit that all
their own remedies are but bread pills
as compared with the remarkable
discovery of this wonderful man. He
has already done practically every
thing but bring the dead to life, and
the scientists are now on the qui vive,
expecting him to do this next.
"How did you happen to make this
great discovery" was asked by one
who called to find out the secret of the
tremendous Juror he has created
Ever since L graduated from the
medical department of the University
of Buffalo, said the doctor, II have
been convinced that no disease should
cause death. God has in my judg-
ment, provided a cure for every ill to
which the human flesh is heir. Man
same as man discovered the telegraph,
the telephone etc. The first thing |
set out to do was to find the exact
elements which compose a living be-
ing and sustain life, to discover the
power which makes a mans heart
beat and his body live. l next deter
mined to extract these products fl m
animal, mineral and chemical sub
stances and combine them as they are
in Twin hni1 L nj cd
years, day and night, before l made
any great progress. Then my discov-
cry nearly all came at once. AS soon
as / made it l tried the preparation
on myself, then / gave it to all sick
persons / could find. | notified doc
tors to send me their supposed in
durable cases. The results were sim
ply miraculous. They far exceeded
my most sanguine hopes. 4 partticu-
larly remember the case of Mrs. Sarah
Miller, No. 1900 Sixth street, Harris
burg Pa. She was one of my first
patients The doctors had given her
up to die. Her friends hourly ex-
pected to be called to her funeral. She
was so bad the night she received my
until morning. She took two doses:
it revived her; she slept; she is living
today. Here is a copy of letter
from her. Read it Yourself
The following abstract is taken YER
batim from Mrs. Miller's letter. She
says
''When 1 began to take your treat
rnent / realized that | was on the
brink of the grave. l suffered from
gastro-intestinal catarrh and diabe-
ties. | was in constant pain day and
night. l felt blue, dependent, dis
couraged with life. l had taken so
much medicine for so many years
without receiving any benefit. / tried
your treatment as a last resort, and
thank God / took it. for otherwise |
should not be here to write this let
ter
''This is only one of a large number
of similar letters that / have re-
ceived," said the doctor. ut seems
that sometimes a divine hand direct
ed these poor sufferers where to OBJ
tain relief. ] believe that | was per-
mitted to make this great discovery
for the benefit of the world. Hence
/ offered my services free, for limit
ed time, that all may enjoy the bene-
fits of perfect health. Here is a let
ter from another woman whom |
saved from the grave. Mrs. Germond
of No. 303 Highland avenue, Benton
Springs. Mich, writes: Il tried so
many remedies without obtaining re-
lief that ! had given up all hopes of
ever being cured. / heard of your
wonderful discovery, but | had no
faith in you, and was induced to give
you trial only on account of strong
letter received from friend who had
been cured by you. | was a physical
wreck, ready for the grave. / had
heart, stomach and bronchial trouble.