The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-09-17
Especial Correspondence.)

NEW YORK, Sept. .10.-The seem
ing miracles of healing performed by
that famous scientist and panopath
of this city. DR.. Wallace Hadley. his
given up to die by doctors have been
sc wonderful in both method and re-
suits that they have awakened uni
versal praise, establishment n mys-
terry among professional men and the
general public alike.
In the face OF doctors verdfcts and
apparent impossibilities this man has
taken invalids pronounced hopelessly
incurable and restored them to life
when all other means had failed.
Considerable curiosity has been
aroused by these phenomenal cures,
both because they are so wonderful
in themselves and also that h
worker of wonders proclaims the fact
that he has discarded the useless
drugs and medicines usuallyprescrib-
ed by physicians. In partial explana-
ton he states that he has discovered
the greatest of life's laws that appa-
rently has been overlooked by pre-
vious searchers after the secrets of
nature. And 1t is evident beyond
doubt that this discovery gives him
a power I'VE disease and death not
possessed by ordinary mortals, so GER
tain is he of his ability that he claims
oiiu oiISio W PAoNS thot
disease he may not cure. Astound-
ing as hat assertion appears to be
there is plenty of evidence to support
1T. In n case If not in more, by
means of the mysterious power ne
Possesses he is stated to have made
h eRuman heart beat again in a body
prepared for the grave, reviving the
pickering spark of life when all but
extinguished and curing diseases that
baffled the skill of the best doctors
and specialists. He appears to have
complete control and mastery over
the hydra-headed monster, Disease,
under whatever form or name 1t may
be known.
Yet, strange as it may seem in this
day and age, with all this supreme
POWER and command over the ills that
human flesh is heir to, he does not
use his discovery to fill his own pock-
cts at the expense of the thousands
of suffering men and women who
appeal to him for the aid he gives
so gladly and freely, as he might so
easily do. saying in a recent inter
view: Il believe it Ais my duty to
God. and man to help all who stand in
need of my services to all who are
Ill. l do not want to pose as a phil
anthropist, but l have my own ideas
money [ have, and l know of no bet
ter way to spend it thar to make life
easier for all those who are in the
grasp of pain and disease. have
made both my money and my discov-
cry unaided, and If 7 choose TO use
both in laboring for the health of
mankind, l am sure that 1t is nobody's
business how or why l do 1t. True,
there is almost nc limit to the money
l could make If / chose to keep this
wonderful secret to myself as you
readily understand. but l feel that
ii belongs to humanity as much as 1t
does to me. What right nave l to
miseries? Just think what 1t means
when l am able to say that there is
no disease l may not cure. Just think
of what a message of hope and saliva
tion that is to hundreds n thou
sands of invalids throughout the
length and breadth Of the land who
have given up hope of ever being
well again.
IL do not care what doctors may say,
l do not care what the disease is call
ed. am just as ready to make the
deaf hear, the lame walk. to cure
consumption, cancer, tumors, paral-
ysis, locomoter-ataxia, Bright's dis
ease, organic weakness or any of the
~so-called incurable diseases, as ! am
to cure stomach trouble. blood dis
orders, rheumatism, catarrh, or II
other i'll hat flesh is heir to. I do
not care or want to know how much
or how little money a man has, but
only that he has been attacked by
disease in any n of it's many forms.
No matter what 1t may cost me, l
mean to go on curing anyone who
asks me of any disease they may
have. just as long as l am willing
and able. When I have this power
to save life and restore health, ! could
not let men and women, human be-
ings like myself. so on suffering and
dying for wan of that which I have
to give. I know what I can do. for
my power has been tested in thou
sands of cases.
lone case. a miraculous cure as
the patient himself called It. was
that of a Mr.. Harry williams of
Yra verse CITY. Mich. He had a terri