The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-29

New York, Dec. 26.-(Special Core
spondence)-By his mysterious control
over disease and death DR.. Wallace
Hadley, the eminent thaumaturgic pan
man heart beat again in the body Of a
woman rescued from the grave. And
as a result Of his successful 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 ex-
istence. 49,
Since making this discovery the
been SO remarkable, the RESERVATIONS to
life and health that he has brought
about have been SO marvellous that he
is credited with possessing some power
over disease and death not given to
ordinary mortals. He seems to have
absolute control over human life and
the diseases that attack it. Time and
again he has taken men and women pro-
nounced hopelessly incurable and on the
verge of the grave and restored them
to life and health in the face Of such
apparent impossibilities that he is cred
tied with working miracles. The won
der is increased by Che fact that he per-
forms these cures without the useless
drugs dispensed by doctors, and that he he
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charge to all who are sick and afflicted
saying during a recent interview:
"I believe that it is my duty to God
| and man to help all who are in need. ]
| am not a millionaire, but l am well
able to afford to DO my, share toward
EG3ieyine the saffeerinss IF ma anl5 and
since It is in my power to cure anG
drive out disease, I feel that I must
not use this gift wrongfully. I have
no right to deny a poor man the boo1
Of health, neither do I believe in max
ing him waste his money on useless
drugs. It is not only that medicines
often do more harm than good, but
have found something as much super
AS evidence Of this my experience ha
proved that there is no disease / ma.
not cure since making this discovery
[ do not care how severe the case ma.
be, how chronic, how long standing
what other men have said or failed t
do, or whether the patient has beer
pronounced incurable or not, l am Jus
paralysis, Bright g disease, organi
weakness and other so-called incurabl
diseases as l am to cure stomach an
bowel troubles, rheumatism, nervou
prostration, blood disorders, catarrh, 0
any Of the other ills that human fes]
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over. Without intending to boast,
may safely say that treat more pa
tents in q year than the average physj
clan does in a lifetime, and anon
these are numbered cases that are proE
ably among the worst in the country
And cure because I have at my con
mand power over disease SO grea
that its extent can hardly be realized
For instance, read this letter from on
Of nv patients, Mrs. J. G.. Whitfield, O
Norfolk, Va, who writes: 49,
20" Il. was 50 near crossing the Grea
Valley that my body felt dead and life
less; but you made my heart beat agai
and my blood flow: thru my veins one
more. I was very Respondent when yo
came to my rescue. My stomach, live
and kidneys were in such bad stat
I was afraid I couldn It ever be curet
and in addition I was afflicted wit
varicose veins and ulcers, that though
could not be cured. I was in despa]
when wrote to you, feeling that it wa
a chancellor life and health. I suffere
untold misery, but now can shout fo
Joy over my restoration to life an
health. I don t feel like the same pc
son. I do feel SO thankful to you. Ma
God ever bless you And this fro,
Mr.. E., @. Bess, of Ell Campo, Tex
who says: 4 was as good as dead whe
I you came to my rescue with your mos
wonderful discovery. I was sufferin
the torment Of the damned from rhe'
matism, liver and kidney disease, an
: dropsy. It is hard to tell which was tt
: worst, they all set me almost Graz
with pain. did not know a comfor
able moment free from pain. It W.
like having toothache all over my bod
and all going at once. Doctor aft,