The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-23

New York, Oct. 21.-(Special Cor
respondence. 1.-The seeming miracles
of healing performed by that famous
scientist and panopath of this city.
DR.. Wallace Hadley, his startling
cures of men and women given up to
die by DOCTORS have been SO wonder
full in both method and results that
they have awakened universal praise,
establishment and mystery among pro-
fessional men and the general public
alike.
In the face of doctors verdicts and
apparent impossibilities this man has
taken invalids pronounced hopelessly
incurable and restored them to life
and health when all other means had
failed.
Considerable curiosity has been
aroused by these phenomenal cures,
both because they are so wonderful
i'm themselves and also that this work
er of wonders proclaimS the fact that
he has discarded the useless drugs
and medicines usually prescribed by
physicians. In partial explanation he
states that he has discovered the
greatness of life's- laws, that appar-
entity has been overlooked by previous
searchers after the secrets of nature
And it is evident beyond doubt that
this discovery gives him a power over
disease and death not possessed by or
binary mortals. So certain is he OF
his ability that he claims and offers
to prove that there is no disease he
may not cure. Astounding as that
assertion appears to be, there is
plenty of evidence to support it. In
one case, if not in more, by means
of the mysterious power he possesses
he is stated to have made the human
heart beat again, reviving the Kicker
ing spark of life when all but eXtln-
cuJnor diseases that b9f-
fled the skill of the best doctors and
specialists. He appears to have COM
plete control and mastery over the
hydra-headed monster. Diseases. un-
der whatever form or name it 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 peck
cts a the expense of the thousands OF
suffering men and women who appeal
to him for the aid he gives so gladly
and so freely, as he might so easily
do. saying during recent interview:
Il believe it is my duty to God and
man to help all who stand in need
without regard to any reward. j be-
lieve this power was given to me that
/ might be an instrument to cure the
sick and afflicted This being my
earnest belief, l feel that | must give
freely of my services to all who are
ill., / do not want to pose as phil
anthropist, but | have my own ideas
as to the best use to make OF the
money | have. and | know of no bet
ter way to spend it than TO make Ire
easier for those who are in the grasp
of pain and disease. | have made both
my money and my discovery unaided.
and if | choose to use both in laborins
for the health of mankind. | am sure
that it is nobody's business how or
why | do it. True. there is almost
no limit to the money / could make
if | chose to keep this wonderful Sc
cret to myself. as you can readily un-
derstand, but | feel that it belongs to
humanity as much as it does to me.
What right have / to grow wealthy out
of nv feIlowmen's miseries? Just think
of what it means when ] am able TO
say that there is no disease may
not cure. Just think of what a mes
sage of hope and salvation that is to
hundreds and thousands of lnVallds
throughout the length and breadth OF
the land who have given up hope or
ever being we'll again.
81 do not care what doctors may
say: l do not care what the disease is
called, / am just as ready to make the
deaf hear, the lame walk, to care con-
sumption. cancer, tumOrS, paralysis.
locomotor ataxia, Brights disease. or
ganic weakness, any liquor or drug
habit, or anv one of the so-called in
durable diseases, as 1 am to cure
stomach trouble. blood disorders.
rheumatism, catarrh. or any other ill
that human flesh is heir to. / do not
care or want to know how much or
how little money man has, but only
that he has been attacked by disease
in any one of its many forms. No
matter what it may cost me, | mean
to go on curing anyone who asks me
of any disease they may have, just as
long as | am willing and able. When
/ have this power to save life and re-
store health. / could not let men and
women. human beings like myself. go
on suffering and dying for the want