The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-08-20
Especial Correspondence


Ell. CAMPO, Tex, July Poison
cd by human blood more deadly than
serpent's fang. suffering the tor
ments of the damned, left for dead
by doctors and In imminent danger of
burial, a citizen of this place still
lives to tell strange tale of in
describable agonies endured, of
wonderful rescue from the grave, and
an almost miraculous restoration that
is not only startling in itself but
that has led to even more astounding
disclosures of a New York scientists
mysterious control over life, death
and disease. That f. c. Bess is alive
today instead of being buried under
six feet of earth is without doubt due
to the fact that DR.. Wallace Hadley,
the eminent pathologist of New York,
has made, two most wonderful discov-
cries that threaten to change the en-
tire treatment and cure of disease.
DR.. Hadley's attention was called
to the case of Mr. Bess after the
local doctors had exhausted all their
knowledge and skill and yet failed to
In which he lay. Despite what the
physicians said DIR. Hadley stated his
positive belief that the man was not
dead, that the vital spark still flick
cred and life could be recalled.
Yes, l brought Mr.. Bess back to
life and restored him to perfect
health" said DIR. Hadley. ''but I have
an announcement to make that prob
ably will surprise you and may at
the same time explain the failure of
the previous attempts to restore this
nndn. l have had cases similar to
this, and I recognized the symptoms.
/ ''This man had been poisoned by
human blood.
nYou never heard of such thing?
- A-..A \ -
yon and to the world that as result
of my researches and experiments l
have proved conclusively that, under
certain conditions. human blood Is a
deadly poison, more widely fatal to
life than all the other poisons COM
bined. Thousands on thousands of
unnecessary deaths have been due to
the ignorance of this fact in the past.
But / have also made another dis
covery that is even more important.
a discovery that bids fair to upset
the modern theory and practice of
medicine. l can now state with abSo-
lutte confidence that there is no dis
ease l may not cure. l do not care
what its name or nature. how chronic
or long standing it may be. or what
other men have done or failed to do
One of my patients was Mr.. Harry
Williams of Traverse City, Mich. He
had a loathsome disease that threat
ened to rot his bones, make his teeth
and hair fall out destroy sight, taste.
smell and hearing. and cover his body
with ulcerous sores, disease that
makes q man living corpse, like
leprosy. He also had failed to get
help from his home doctors. and was
in such misery of body and mind that
he looked upon suicide as his only
means of escaping a more frightful
death. was actually thinking OF kill
ing himself, when, luckily, his case
was brought to my attention. l saved
his life. / cured him completely and
permanently. l drove the poisonous
blood out of his body, cleaned it of
the loathsome disease germs. reached
to the very root of the malady and,
destroying 1t, restored the man to
perfect health. Then there was an
other case, that of Mrs. J. G. Whit
field Of Norfolk, Va. When 1 began
treatment her body felt cold and life
less but I made her heart beat again
and blood flow through her veins once