The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-26
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long as you did it so quickly and per-
manently. The man l am now could
whip three of the man / was"
Then, to get further proof I asked
Or. Hadley to let me make copies of
the following, selected at random from
the pile upon his desk. One from Miss
Lydia j. Pulley, North Main street,
Oberlin, Ohio, said: 'Dr. Hadley's
| treatment has completely cured
me of a very dangerous and
torturing complication of diseases. My
heart at times almost stopped work.
| ing, it seemed as if it must break or
tear itself loose. Then my liver was
all out of order, giving me severe at
| lacks of biliOusness, awful headaches,
skin troubles, that spoiled my COM
pleXion, and a host of other results.
My kidneys, too, tortured me with
sharp cutting pains. And add to this,
an upset stomach and bowels. / had
| little or no appetite, was either consti-
pated or had diarrhea all the time In
fact, there was hardly an organ of my
body that was not attacked by dis
ease. And on top of it all, my throat
was in terrible condition from a Sc
we're case of bronchitis, so that / could
hardly breathe, and sometimes almost
choked to death; every breath was a
| WheeZe or a cough. 1t is a wonder
| that / did not die, and | firmly believe
| would be in my grave now if it was
not for DR.. Hadley's wonderful treat
ment and his constant personal atten-
| ton and care of me. | am entirely
we'll now. Never felt better in my
| life
And another from Mrs Z. c. Nc
| Manus, of Ellison, Ala, reads: Dear
Dr. Hadley: AT last l am free from
| pain and disease, at last my health is
restored to me and it seems little short
of miracle that you could absolutely
cure any one as sick as | was. When
you made me we'll again you cured ca
tarrh of the stomach and bowels, liver
and kidney disease, female trouble and
| piles. All these you cured as | am the
| living witness. | am so thankful to
you for all you have done for me-
for all you saved me from. / would
have died without your treatment
May God bless you and your good
work"
After reading these letters l express
ed my surprise that the Doctor was
| not only willing, but able to afford to
give his services to SO many thousands
without fees. YES" he replied, 'it u.s.
as you say, very expensive, but | shall
continue to do so as long as / am able,
whether that happens to be a month,
year, or longer l tell you as l have
IOIQ OlnefS, Indl the only Cn1nS DGceS-
sary to be, done by any one who wants
to be restored to health, is to write
TO me at my laboratories, addressed
Dr. Wallace Hadiey, Office 96SL, No
| 70S Madison Ave-. New York City, tell
ing me the principal symptoms of their
trouble, their age and sex. and l will
make a most careful diagnosis of thei1
case, prescribe for them, send them a
course of home treatment, and super
vic a hSnlntplU
| cent of charge. When l have at my
command something that will cure
disease, and probably the only thing
that can be depended upon to do SO,
do not feel that / have the right to
keep it to myself. True, l discovered
it, but it belongs to all mankind. 1t
was not given to me to use SelfShly.
but to devote to the cause of suffering
humanity, and l am most thankful
| that | am able to do SO, when / think
of the many lives l can save.
Consumption kills some one every
! four minutes in this country alone.
| Diseases of the stomach and bowels are
even more deadly. Heart Disease
claims a victim every seven minutes,
and kidney and liver trouble one in
! eight minutes. Bronchitis is nearly as
| bad, and rheumatism is scourge in
| itself. Yet these are only a few of the
| specific diseases that make up the
! awful death roll of over a million "a
| year, two every minute, in spite of all
| the doctors have been able to do here
| tofore. And one of the worst features
| of this daily slaughter is that a very
| large majority of these precious lives
| might be saved if proper medical
! treatment were taken in time. While
| disease is the cause of this awful NOR
| tally, carelessness and ignorance are
| responsible for the existence of this
| monster that takes dreadful to from
| our nation, that takes fathers, moth
ers, children, young and old weak
| and strong, rich and poor from city
| and country. 1t saddens me, but at
| the same time it inspires me and
strengthens my determination to re-
double my efforts to save as many as
l can. | alone expect to save a hun
dred thousand lives during the COM
! ing year, and thanks to my wonderful
| discovery, / have every confidence and
| hope that / will exceed even that num-
| ber."
Just here DR.. Hadley was called
| away to attend q consultation, and /
| was advised that it would be useless
| to attempt to see him again that day,
as when he once becomes interested in
| a case he thinks of nothing else. How
| ever, after talking with several of his
| assistant specialists and chemists, l
| came away doubly convinced that
! there is only one thing that equals his
| professional ability-and that is his
| personal charm. j. f. T.