The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-20
MEDICAL SCIENCE COMPLETELY UPSET By
LATEST MARVEL OF MODERN
CHEMISTRY.

NEW YORK Especial Correspon-
dence).-Dr Wallace Hadley, a we'll
known chemist of this city. has created
q veritable sensation among doctors
and scientists. His restoration of Mrs.
Fitzgerald. of st. Louis. to vigorous
life and health, as a test case, and his
saving the life of Mr.. B. r. Hall when
10 doctors had failed (also a test case).
has forced the belief that after all the
marvellous claims for this wonder
working discovery may not be exag-
gerated. A reporter called on the doe
tor at his laboratory to get further de-
tails in regard to these miracle cures
and how they were performed. In re-
ply to a question, DR.. Hadley said:
'eThere it is. That is Life. Distilled
life, corked and sealed. The arch enc
my of disease and death. With the con-
tents Of that jar 1 can combat any
disease that flesh is heir to-" The
doctor pointed to tightly sealed glo-
bular fagon containing an amber-col-
ored fluid that sparkled like cham
payne, while the glass itself appeared
to culver and vibrate as if in the effort
OF restraining the dynamic force it
held.
s'But what is this discovery. this
miraculous power you have?' was ask
ed. II have told you. Life itself. The
foundation of all existence. The prin-
ciple that animates and governs every
living and breathing thing. That flask
holds the secret for which the wise
men of all ages have been seeking
the Force of Life concentrated.
THAT is the crown of years of study
and labor, deep research and immense
expense; that is the restorative potion
that has caused me to be called 'Di-
vine Healer Scientist of the Supernat-
ural,' 'Necromancer.' Modern Miracle
Worker etc. OF course that is exag-
geration. I am a scientist, and this is
a purely scientific discovery. Long ago
was convinced that no disease should
cause death; that God had provided a
cure for every human i'll. So went to
work I found q way to extract the
constituent elements of a human body
from animal, vegetable and mineral
substances, and combine them as they
are found in man. My next and most
serious difficulty was to find the way
force that animates the nerve and
brain centres; that makes the heart
beat and the brain think. When sue
eeeded in making the combination OF
all these you see before you, tried 1t
on myself on my assistants, on all the
worst and most helpless invalids could
find in the hospitals, especially those
afflicted with what have been looked
upon as incurable diseases. The results
were marvellous. far beyond anything
I had dared to hope. The deaf, the
lame, the bedridden, all were relieved
as If by magic; then I tried it on
patients at a distance, people whom
never saw, and who merely wrote to
me the symptoms Of their ailments,
and again I proved my mastery over
disease and death.
II particularly remember the case of
Mrs. Laura Fitzpatrick. Of 1856 South
Third street. St. Louis, Mo. She was
practically dead and on her way to the
grave when my treatment reached her,
for the doctors said that her hours on
earth were numbered, and there was
not the slightest hope for her to live.
Her relatives and friends had already
hidden her a long, last farewell. Yet
my discovery saved her, restored her to
life, health and strength. And remem-
Der that never even saw her. Here
is a letter from her, which you are at
liberty to publish, if you desire"
The reporter copied, word for word,
the following extract from Mrs. Fitz-
patricl's letter:
81 would have been dead If it had
not been for you. My friends all say
that your curing as hopeless a case as
mine was q miracle of healing. Your
discovery has done wonders for me. I
had been treated by over thirty doc
tors, and they pronounced my case in