The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-07-10

all over my body and all going at
once. Doctor after doctor had given
me up to die, left me dead, and could
do nothing to relieve me. But you
brought me back to life. | suppose
you know how you did it. but don t
and / don't much care about the how,
as long as you did it so quickly and
permanently. The man | am now
could whip three of the man | was.
Then here is another from Mrs. r..
j. Shepherd, Of Colfax Iowa which
reads" 81 am one of those poor
unfortunates whose many years have
been spent in bodily affection. My
troubles were bronchitis, kidney dis
ease, and catarrh of the head. stom-
ach, bowels | am GA years of age,
and in those years have tried dozens
of doctors, and hundreds of remedies.
trying to get well, but nothing cured
me until l took your force of life. |
was confined to my bed and coughed
continually. / was in the jaws of
death and felt that the end was near,
buC you rescued my body from the
grave and gave me back the health
that I have not had since my youth.
Now / am strong and well, and thank
full to you and the kind providence of
our Divine Helper" ''Fhese are only
random examples, but you see that
they all tell the same story of res
toratiOn to health in the face of what
seemed certain death. But these and
the other sO-called miracles that
have been credited with working, are
not miracles in the same way as those
described in the Bible. They may
seem just as wonderful to the wit
nesses, but they are in truth simply
scientific phenomena that demonstrate
and prove the great value of the dis
covery 1 have made, discovery that
bids fair to upset modern medical
practice. since now no case may be
considered incurable."
what is this discovery?" was
asked
81 have discovered what creates
life. / have found what causes dis
ease and death, and how they may be
prevented. A case of disease is no
longer a mystery to me- whatever it
may be to others. / can see through
it as through clear class. I see the
cause and I know the cure. Cases
have come to me that have baffied
some of the best physicians III the
country; where one doctor has said
the trouble was with the stomach
another said heart, still another dog
nOsed kidney disease or something
else. But in each case / was able to
see the real cause, and by removing
it, l restored the patient to perfect
health. | have known stomach trou-
bic to be diagnosed as heart disease,
and heart disease as rheumatism, and
countless other similar instances.
When these mistakes are made and
the patient is treated for the wrong
disease, how can the sufferers hope
to get We'll? IT is as if you tried to
cure deafness by wearing eyeglasses
One is just about as sensible as the
ct II f,.I i
sis of each case that comes to me, and
treat the real cause.
you spoke of giving your services
free?'
Eyes. that is right Anyone who is
ill in any way and wants to be cured,
merely has to write me. addressing
Wallace Hadley, M. D., Office 9GS M,
70S Madison Ave-, New York City,
telling me their greatest pain or trou-
BILE, their principal symptoms, age.
and sex, and l will diagnose their
case, and send them u course of home
treatment absolutely free of charge"
Do you mean that anyone who is
sick can write to you to be cured
without paying you any money!"
Yes, / mean just that. Both my
services and the treatment / send are
Tree. | want to prove to the whole !
world the value of my discovery, and, |
as L said before, l feel that it is my |
duty to give health to all the poor
sufferers that L can. And lam espe- |
cially anxious to cure those who have |
been told that their case is incurable, |
that there is no hope for them to re-
gain their lost health and strength. |
If they will write to me and let me
treat them, there is not only hope, |
but an almost absolute certainty that |
they need be sick no longer. And it |
makes no difference wnere they live.
A letter does just as much good as a
visit. | can cure them in
their own homes as easily and surely |
as if the came to me or 1 went to
thom.'