The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-07

New York, Aug. Especial corre-
spondence.) 1.-The seeming miracles OF
scientist and panopath of this city, Dr.:
Wallace Hadley, his startling cures OF
men and women given up to die by doc
tors, have been so wonderful in both
method and results that they have
awakened universal praise, astonish-
ment and mystery among professional
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 mas been
aroused by these phenomenal cures. both
because they are SO wonderful in them
selves and also that this worker of won
ders proclaims the fact that he has dis
carded the useless drugs and medicines
usually prescribed by physicians. In
partial explanation he states that he
has discovered the greatest of l1fe's
laws, that apparently has been over
looked by previous searchers after the
secrets of nature. And it is evident be-
yond doubt that this discovery gives
him a power over disease and death not
possessed by ordinary mOrtalS. So GER
tain is he of his ability that ne claims
and offers to prove that there is no dis
ease 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 in a body prepared for the
| grave, reyiving the Pickering spark OF
| life when all but extinguished, and cur
ing diseases that baffled the skill of the
best doctors and specialists. He appears
to have complete control ana mastery
| over the hydra-headed monster, Disease,
under Whatever form or name it may
| be known.
| Yet, strange as it may seem in this
day and age,with all this supreme pow
a ND q
manqf1esh is heir to, he does not use his
discovery to fill his own pockets at the
/ expense of the thousands of SUFFERING
men and women who appeal to him for
the aid he gives so gladly and so free
/ ly as he might SO easily do, saying dur
ling a recent interview: Il believe 1t IS
my duty to God and man to help all
who stand in need without regard to
any reward / believe this power was
given to me that I might be an instru-
ment to cure the sick and afflicted. Thls
4 being my earnest belief, feel that 1
Unjust give freely of my services to all
/ who are i'll. do not want to pose as a
tphilanthyopist, but have my own
ideas as to the best use to make OF the
money have, and know of no better
| way to spend it than to make Ire cas-
Ter for those that are in the grasp of
pain and disease. 1 have made botn
my money and my discovery unaided,
and if L choose to use both in laboring
for the health of mankind, I am sure
| that it is nobody'S business how or why
I do it. True, there is almost no limit
to the money 1 make if choose to keep
| this wonderful secret to myself, as you
can readily understand, but 1 feel That
| it belongs to humanity as much as 1t
does to me. What right have to grow
wealthy out of my fellow-man's mis-
cries? Just think of what it means
when am able to say that there is no
disease I may not cure Just THINK or
what a message of nope and salvation
| that is to hundreds and thousands OF
invalids throughout the length and
breadth of the land who have given up
hope of ever being well again.
| ct do not care what doctors may say.
| I do not care what the disease is called
I am Just as ready to make the deaf
hear, the lame walk. to cure consump-
motor ataxia, Bright's disease, organic
weakness or any one of the so-called in
ucrable diseases, as am to cure stom-
ach trouble, blood disorders, rheuma-
tisnn catarrh or any other i'll that hui
man flesh is heir to. do not care or
want to know now much or how little
money a man has, but only that he has
been attacked by disease in any one OF
| its many forms. No matter what 1t
NAV cost me- mean to go on curing
any one who asks me of any disease
they may have, just as long as am
willing and able. When have this
| nozver to save life and restore health,
could not let men and women, human
beings like myself, go on suffering ana
diving for the want of that which have
| to give / know what I can do, be-
because my power has been testeo IN
| thousands of cases.
| lone case, a miraculous cure, as the
patient himself called it, was that of a
|