Arizona republican., 1904-07-17
(Fronn Tol


 BENTON HARBOR. MICH. Special orrespondence)-This quiet little city by the lake has been thrown into an intense fever of excitement by Dr. Wallace Hadley, a resident of New York City. Your correspondent made a special trip to New York ard called on Dr. Hadley to learn the secret of the mysterious power by which he has created such a furore. The doctor was found in his laboratory. No. 1881 Broad- way, surrounded by forty or fifty as- sistants "So you have come to learn how gave life and health to Mrs. Ger mond," said the doctor in repiy to question put by the reporter. "So your people say 1t was miracle, that pos sess divine power. Nothing of the kind; have simply discovered secret law of nature heretofore unknown 10 doctors and scientists. Do you see that large glass jar?" said the doctor, pointing to fiagon filled with ruby red liquid that seemed to uuiver and vibrate with the tremendous dynamic force it held. "I'his is the secret of my power That liquid you see there is life, distilled life, the arch-enemy of disease and death. With it I can combat any disease-aye, I can revive some when life seems TO be extinct, but they are not actually dead. Mrs. Germond was not dead. /of course, know what the doctors said, but doctors are often wrong. Hundreds of people are buried every year who are not actually dead. It is simply case of suspended anirla- tion. They seem to be dead, but they can be revived with that liquid you see wonder.
 "when you consider that my dis covery will cure Brights' disease. con- sumption, rheumatism and other here tofore incurable diseases, as we'll as less dangerous ailments. is it any won der that it will bring tie dead back to life in a case of suspended animation? That liquid contains the vital elements of a living being. It makes the heart beat and the brain think. Doctors have heard of my discovery and they have sought out and brought their worst cases to me, thinking they might find one could not cure. have com pletely baffled them all. I have proved my mastery over disease. have denn- onstrateCf that can cure these at any distance just as we'll as those l see personally This shows the power is not in me but in my discovery. Here is q letter just received from B. R. Hall, of Snowville Va. He was practically y dead when my treatment reached him. The doctors said his hours on earth were numbered, that there was not the slightest chance for him to live. Many of his relatives and friends had already bidden him a long, last farewell Yet my discovery saved him, restored him to life, health and strength; and re- member that I never even saw him. Read his letter for yourself. You can publish it if you so desire. I have his permission to do this"
 The reporter copied the following ex- tracts, word for word from Mir. Halls letter
 q can not tell you half of what was the matter. but the most serious trouble was inflammation of the frontal sinuses, which became so painful that could not sleep day or night. and nothing but death remained for me. A piece of bone as big as my little fin- ger and half an inch long came out from above my eye. An operation that had only made my trouble worse than ever. and commenced trying ev- erything that could hear of fer my disease and the catarrh that followed I suffered untold agonies. My head felt as if 1t would burst in two any min- ute. had the advice of ten differen;