The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-23

New York-(Special Correspondence.)-
DR.. Wallace FIadley. a well-known profess
sor OF chemistry Of this city, has undoupt-
edIy made the most sensational discovery
of the age. Call it divine power, science,
or whatever you will, the fact remains
that in d single night, SO to speak, ne mas
completely upset modern medicine det1ed
all known laws Of nature ana utterly
Lumfounded 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 rs compared With the
remarkable discovery Of this wonderful
man He has already done practically eV-
erything but bring the dead to life, and
the scientists are now on the qul TlVe,
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. t.'. ~. ~.
Ever since I graduated from the med
tcal department of the University Of Buff
,falo," said the doctor, Il have been con"
WINGED that no disease should cause death.
God has. In my Judgment, provided cure
for every i'll to which the human efish is
heir. Man must search and find this cure
the same as man discovered the telegraph,
the telephone, etc. The first thing I set
out to do was to find the exact elements
which compose q living being and sustain
life. to discover the power which makes
9. mans heart beat and his body live. I
next determined to extract these products
from animal, mineral and chemical SUBJ
stances and combine them as they are
found in e. living being. I worked years,
day and night, before I made any great
progress. Then my discovery nearly all
came at once. AS soon as I made it tried
the preparation on myself, then gave
it to all the sick persons l could find. I
notified doctors to send me their supposed
incurable cases. Tho results were simply
miraculous. They far exceeded my most
isanguine hopes. particularly remember
the case of Mrs. Sarah Miller, No. 1900
Sixth street, Harrisburg, Pa. She was
one Of my first patients. The doctors had
given her up to die Her friends hourly
expected to be called to her grave. She
was SO bad the night she received my
treatment she did not expect to live until
morning. She took two doses; it revived
her; she slept; she is living to-day. Here
is copy Of letter from her Read it
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The following abstract is taken verbatim
from Mrs. Millers letter. She says:
when / began to take your treatment
I realized that I was on the brink Of the
grave. I suffered from castro intestinal
catarrh and diabetes. I was in constant
pain day and night felt blue despond-
ent, discouraged with life. I had taken 80
much medicine for SO many years without
receiving any benefit. I tried your treat
ment as q last resort, and thank God
took it, for otherwise I should not be here
to write this letter.
''This is only one of a large number Of
similar letters that I have received" said
the doctor. at seems that sometimes a
divine hand directed these poor sufferers
where to obtain relief. I believe that I
was permitted to make this great discov-
cry for the benefit of the world Hence
offer my services free for a limited time
that all may enjoy the benefits Of perfect
health. Here is a letter from another wo-
man whom saved from the grave. Mrs.
IGermond. Of No 303 Highland avenue
Benton Springs. Mich, writes: L tried so
many remedies without obtaining relief
that had given up all hope of ever being
lcured. l heard Of your wonderful discov-
cry but had no faith in you and was in
duced to give you a trial only on account
Of a strong letter received from friend
who had been cured by you. I was a
physical wreck ready for the grave. I had
heart stomach and bronchial trouble. NV