The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-25

New York Especial Correspondence
DR.. Wallace Hadley, well-knoWn pro-
Pessor of chemistry Of this city, mas I'M
do,hted1v made the most sensational dis
coverv of the age Call it Divine power,
science or whatever you Will. the 1ac'
remains that he has transcribed all
known methods of healing, set at de-
fiance the supposed laws of nature. anu
utterly dumbfounded the i'll and aHHcteo
bv a series of the most miraculous cures
known to medical science. Hopeless liz
valids, given up as utterly lncurapAe Wy
eminent physicians, have Deen healeu VI
their Affections and rescued from the IN
describable anguish of an untlmely grave
by this mans mighty power over disease
and death The remedies OF the pest ana
most learned specialists seem as preao
pills when compared with the remarkable
discovery of this wonderful man. he mas
already done practically everything out
bring the dead to life, and his associates
are on the qui vive not knowing what
marvel he may next perform.
How did you happen to make TINS
great discovery" asked a reporter, VINO
called to find out the secret OF the ire
nendous furore DR.. Hadley has created
Ever since I graduated from the med1-
cal department Of the University OF But-
falo" said the doctor, Il have Deen con-
WINGED that no disease should cause death.
God has, in my judgment, provided cure
for every i'll to which human flesh is heir
Man must search and find this cure, the
same as man has discovered the telegraph,
the telephone, etc. The first thing set
out to do was to find the exact elements
which control living being and sustain lie,
to discover the power which makes a man
heart beat and his body live. I next de-
termined to extract these products from
animal, mineral and chemical substances
and combine them as they, are found If
a living being. I worked for years, day
and night, before I made any great prog
ress Then my discovery nearly all came
at once AS soon as l made 1t 1 tr1et
the prepa ratfon on myself, then 1 gave 1
to all the sick persons could IND.
called for the worst cases doctors coul'
send me- cases supposed to be mcuraple
The results were simply miraculous. The.
far exceeded my most sangutne hopes.
particularly remember the case OF Mrs
Sarah Miller, No. $50 Sixth Street, Har
risburg, Pa. She was one Of my first pa
tients. The doctors had given her up {
die. Her friends hourly expected to b
called to her grave. She was so bad tn
night she received my treatment she oil
not expect to live until morning. She too
two doses; it revived her; she slept; she
living today Here is a copy OF a lette
from her. Read for yourself The TO-
lowing extract Is taken verbatim from Mr
Miller's letter. She says: when I be
gan to take your treatment / realize
that I was on the brink of the grave.
suffered from astro-intestinal catarrh an
diabetes I was in constant pain day ar
night I felt blue, Respondent, and di
couraged with life. I had taken so niue
medicine for so many years without RI
ceiving any benefit. I tried your trea
nent as a last resort and thank God toe
It for otherwise I should not be here
write this letter." This is only one Of
large number of similar letters that ha'
received" said the doctor. 1T seems tn
sometimes a divine hand directed the
poor sufferers where to obtain relief
believe shat was permitted to make tn
great discovery for the benefit of t
world Hence I offer my services free
limited time that all may enjoy t
benefits Of perfect health. Here is lie
ter from another woman whom I saw
from the grave. Mrs. Germond, of No. 3
Highland Avenue, Benton Springs, Mic
writes: I tried so many remedies wit
out obtaining relief that I had given
all hope of ever being cured. heard
your wonderful discovery, but l had
faith in you and was induced to give y
q trial only on account Of strong lett