The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-01

when young. Refer to me any one
who doubts the marvels you accom-
plish, for l feel it my duty to man
kind TO bear witness to the wonders
of Force of Life"
Then, to get further proof, I asked
DR.. Hadley to let me make copiestof
the following, selected at random
from the pile upon his desk. One
from Mrs. G. A. Lester, of Johns Day,
Greg -, eo'd. 'I was impressed by
the accounts of you "c9d in the pa
per, and although | had Ifnd other
remedies without benefit, | deterFnin-
ed to write to you. And very glauF
am that 1 did. Just think of all that
was the matter with me and how
suffered | had heart, liver and kid
ney disease. catarrh Of the stomach,
.intestines and bladder, and was al
most a nervous wreck. | also had in
cipient dropsy. But just taking your
treatment one month has cured me.
/ am quite we'll and have no pain at
all. l can eat heartily and sleep
soundly, and am a very different wo-
man in every physical way. Am not
bloated any more, and all my friends
remark on how very we'll / look. And
yet l was about as sick as woman
Gould be and still live. Surely [ owe
my lie TO you, anu II L can 90 any
thing for you in return, call upon me.
l shall be very glad to tell all who are
ill of the marvellous cure you have
made in my case, and urge them to
call upon you for help out of their
misery. | am very thankful to you
And another from Miss Amelia
Blount, of Lumberton N. c., reads: Il
do not know how to begin to thank
you for what your wonderful remedy
has done for me. / know that if it
had not been for you and your Won
derfu treatment | would have died. /
had kidney disease, catarrh of the
stomach and bowels, and neuralgia. |
could not sleep might or day. was
racked with pain from head to foot
and could not bear to lay my head
upon my pillow. Every breath SEEM
ed as if it would be my last, and at
times / would not have cared if it had
been. l want to tell every one to
write to you and be made well. | am
sure that Force of Life is the greatest
remedy for any disease of mankind.
You may use my name in any way you
please to convince people that you
can and do cure cases that were given
up as hopeless"
After reading these letters / ex-
pressed my surprise that the Doctor
was not only willing, but able to af-
ford to give his services to SO many
thousands without fees. Yes, he re-
Piled ''it is, as you say, very eXpen-
sive, but / shall continue to do SO as
long as 1 am able, whether that hap
pens to be a month, year, or longer.
[ tell you as / have told others, that
the only thing necessary to be done
by any one who wants to be restored
to health, is to write to me at my Ia
boratories, address DR.. Wallace Had
lev Office 968J. No 708 Madison Ave-.
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pal symptoms of their trouble, their
| age and sex, and l will make most
careful diagnosis of their case, pre-
scribe for them, send them course
of home treatment and supervise
their recovery, absolutely without a
| 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,
/ I do not feel that l have the right to
| keep it to myself True, l discovered
! it, but it apelongs to all mankind. 1t
! was not given to me to use Selhshly,
| but to devote to the cause of suffer-
| ing humanity, and | am most thank
| full that l am able to do so, when l
| think of the many lives / can save.
| Consumption kills some one every
! four minutes in this country alone.
| Disease of the stomach and bowels is
| 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 mill
lion a year, two every minute, in spite
! of all the doctors have been able to do
| heretofore. And one of the worst
! features of this daily slaughter is that
a very large majority of these preci-
Gus lives might. be saved If proper
medical treatment were taken III
| time. While disease is the cause of
this awful mortality, carelessness and
ignorance are responsible for the ex-
! istence of this monster that takes
| dreadful toll from our nation that
takes fathers, mothers, children,
young and old, weak and strong, rich
and poor from city and country. 1t
Saddens me, but at the same time 1t
inspires me and strengthens my de-
termination to redouble my efforts to
same as many as l can. /, alone, eX-
pect to have a hundred thousand lives
during the coming year, and, thanks
to my wonderful discovery, l have
every confidence and hope that ! will
exceed even that number. Just here
DR.. Hadley was called away to attend
a consultation, and l 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, However, after talk
ing with several of his assistant spe-
cialists 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. h. L.