The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-08-26

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after doctor had given me up to d :.
left me dead, and could do nothing to
relieve me. But you brought me back
to life. I suppose you know how you
did it, but l 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 there is another from Mrs. E.
j. Shepard, of Colfax, Iowa, which
reads: I am one of those poor unfor-
tunates whose many years have been
spent in bodily affliction. My troubles
were bronchitis, kidney disease and ca
tarrh of the head, stomach, bowels. I
am Ga years of age, and in those years
have tried dozens of doctors, and hun
dreds of remedies, trying to get well,
but nothing cured me until took your
force of life. / was confined to my bed
and coughed continually. I was in the
jaws of death and felt that the end was
near, but you rescued my body from the
grave and gave me back the health that
| have not had since my youth. Now
1 am strong and well, and thankful to
you and the kind providence of our
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examples, but you see that they all tell
the same story of restoration 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 witnesses, but they are in truth
simply scientific phenomena that de-
monstrate and prove the great value of
the discovery l have made, discovery
that bids fair to upset modern medical
practice, since now no case may be con-
sidered incurable"
"What is this discovery" was asked.
81 have discovered what creates life.
l have found what causes disease and
death, and how they may be prevented
A case of disease is no longer mystery
to me, whatever it may be to others.
l can see through it as through clear
glass. l see the cause and I know the
cure. Cases have come to me that have
baffled some of the best physicians in
the country; where one doctor has said,
the trouble was with the stomach. an
other said heart, still another diagnosed
kidney disease or something else But
in each case | was able to see the real
cause, and by removing it restored the
patient to perfect health. I have known
stomach trouble to be diagnosed as
heart disease, and heart disease as rheu-
matism, and countless other similar in
stances. When these mistakes are made
and the patient is treated for the wrong
disease, how can the sufferers hope to
get well? 1t is as if you tried to cure
deafness by wearing eyeglasses. One
is just about as sensible as the other
But l make careful diagnosis 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 mere
ly has to write to me, addressing Wal
lace Hadley, M. D., Office s3S, 7OS Madi-
son Ave-, New York city, telling me-
their greatest pain or trouble, their
principal symptoms, age and sex, and l
will diagnose their case, and send them
a course of home treatment absolutely
free of charge"
'Do you mean that anyone who is
sick can write to you to- be cured with
out paying any money!"
eyes, l mean just that. Both my
services and the treatment I send are
free. | want to prove to the whole
world the value of my discovery, and
as | said before l feel that it is my
duty to give health to all the poor suf-
ferers that l can. And / am especially
anxious to cure those who have been
told that their case is incurable, that
there is no hope for them to regain 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
where they live. A letter does just as
much good as a personal visit. l can
cure them in their own homes as easily
and surely as if they came to me or l
ent to Them"