Arizona republican., 1904-06-26
From the Baltimore World)

New York Special Correspondence) -Dr. Wallace Hadley, a well-lnown nrofessor of chemistry of this city, has undoubtedly made the most sensational discovery of the age. Call it Divine power, science, or whatever you wiD, the fact remains that he has transcend ed all known methods of healing, set at defiance the supposed laws ofnature, and utterly dumfounded the ill and at- ficted bya series of the most miraculous cures known to medical science. Hope less invalids, given up as utterly in- curable by eminent physicians, have been healed of their affiictions and res cued from the indescribable anguish of. an untimely grave by this mans mighty rower over disease and death. 2 The remedies of the best and most learned specialists seem as bread pills when compared with the remarkable discovery of this wonderful man. He aas already done practically everything but bring the dead to life, and his as- sociates are on the qui vive not know ing what marvel he may next perform.
 How did you happen to make this great discovery" asked a reporter who called to find out the secret of the tremendous furore Dr. Hadley has ere ated.
 Ever since I graduated from the medical department of the University of Buffalo,. said the doctor, "I have been convinced that no disease should cause death. God has. in my judgment provided a cure for every ill to which human flesh is heir. Man must search
 q, I,o .l~ b.l discovered the telegraph, the telephone etc. The first thing I set out to do was to find the exact elements which control living being and sustain life, to discover the power which makes a mans heart beat and Als body live. l next determined to etxract these prod ucts from animal, nl5RegaS, and chemi- cal substances and combine them as they are found iA a tiYing being. l worked for yeare, stay and night, be- fore 1 made any great progress. Then my discovery nearly RU came at once. As soon as made tt , tried the prep aration on myself, tbem gave it to all the sick persons could nnd. l called for the worst eases doctors could send me, cases supposed sO be incurable. The results were stgnpiy miraculous. They far exceeded my most sanguine hopes. I particuSsTsp remember the case of Mrs. Sarah NtliEr. 80. 150 Sixth street, Harrisburg. Pa. She was one of my first patients. The doctors had given her up to die. B3er friends hour ly expected to be called to her grave. She vas so bad the night she received my treatment she did not expect to live until morning. She took TWO doses; it revived her; she slept; she is living today. Here is a copy Of d letter from her. Read for yourself" The following extract is taken verbatim from Mrs. B1iller's letter. She says: 'When l began to take your treament I realized that I was on the brink of the grave. I suffered from gastro- intestinal catarrh and diabetes. I was in constant pain day and night. felt blue, Respondent and discouraged with life. l had taken so EnUch medicine for SO many years without receiving any benefit. I tried your treatment as a last resort, and thank God l took it, for otherwise should net be here to write this letter." This Is only one of a large numbeR oG EjmiIer letters that I have received" said the doctor. Ut seems that sometimes a divine hand directed these poor sufferers where to obtain relief. I believe that was per mitted to make this great discovery for the benefit of the world. Hence l of fer my services free for limited time that all may enjoy the benefits of per- feet health. Here is letter from an other woman whom ] saved from the grave. Mrs. Germond, of No. 303 High land Avenue, Benton Springs, Mich, writes. I tried so many remedies without obtaining relief that I had giv- en up all hope of ever being cured. I heard of your wonderful discovery, but 1 had no faith in you and was induced