The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-06

New York, Aug Especial Core
spondence.) by his mysterious control
disease and death, DR.. Wallace Had
ley, the eminent thaumaturgic panop-
athist of this city, has made the human
heart beat again in the body of a woman
rescued from the grave. And as 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 existence
Since making this discovery the cures
made by this man of science have been so
remarkable the restorations to life and
health that he has brought about have
been so marvellous, that he is credited
with possessing some power over disease
land 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 pronounced hopelessly incur
able and on the verge Of the grave, and
restored them to life and health in the
face Of such apparent impossibilities that
he is credited with working miracles.
The wonder is increased by the fact that
he performs these cures without the use
less drugs dispensed by doctors, and that
he gives freely of his services without
charge TO all WHO are SICK ana afflicted,
saying, during recent interview:
IT believe that it is my duty to God
and man to help all who are in need I
am not a millionaire, but am we'll able
to afford to do my share toward reliev-
| ing the sufferings of mankind and driv-
| ing disease from the earth. And since 1t
| is in my power to cure and drive out
disease I feel that I must not use this
gift wrongfully. I have no right to deny
a poor man the boon of health, neither
do I believe in making him waste his
money on useless drugs. It is not only
that medicines often do more harm than
good but 1 have found something as
much superior to them as the sun is to a
candle. AS evidence Of this my expert
1 ence has proved that there issno disease
I may not cure since making this discov-
cry. I do not care how severe the case
may be. how. chronic, how long standing
what other men have said or failed to do
| or whether the patient has been pro-
nounced incurable or not I am just as
ready to cure consumption, cancer, pa
1 ra1ysis, -Bright's disease, organic weak
ness, and other so-called incurable dis
eases as am to cure stomach and bowe
troubles, rheumatism, nervous prostra.
ton, blood disorders, catarrh or any Of
the other ills that human flesh is heir to
have done so many times over. With
out intending to boast, I may safely say
that treat more patients in year thar
the average physician does in a lifetime
and among these are numbered cases tha
are probably among the worst in thu
country. And I cure because I have a
my command a power over disease 81
great that its extent can hardly be real
lied For instance, read this letter from
" one of my patients, Mrs. J. G. Whitfield
/. of Norfolk, Va, who writes:
CT was so near crossing the Grea'
Valley that my body felt dead and life
less; but you made my heart beat agar
and my blood flow through my veins once
more. I was very Respondent when YOU
came to my rescue. My stomach, live
and kidneys were in such a bad state
was afraid couldn't ever be cured, ant
in addition I was afflicted with varicos
veins and ulcers, that I thought coul,
not be cured was in despair when
wrote to you, feeling that it was a chanc
! for life and health. I suffered untold mis-
cry, but now I can shout for joy over m.
. restoration to life and health. I don't fee
: like the same person. do feel so thank
full to you. May God ever bless you
!, And this from Mr.. e. G.. Bess, Of T
Campo, Tex, who says: I was as goo