The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1904-09-15

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-Speciai Core
spondence)-By his mysterious control over
disease and death Dr. Wallace Hadley, the
eminent thaumaturgic panopathist OF this
city. has made the human heart beat again
In the body Of a woman rescued from the
grave. And as a result Of his successful ex-
periments he makes the startling statement
that no disease should cause death. He
claims to have discovered the vital principle
Of life itself, the dynamic force that creates
and maintains existence.
Since making this discovery the cures
made by this man Of science have been SO
health that he has brought about have been
SO marvellous that he Is credited with pos
sessing some power over disease and death
not given to ordinary mortals. He seems to
have absolute control over human life and
the diseases that attack 1t. Time and again
he has taken men and women pronounced
grave and restored them to life and health In
the face Of such apparent impossibilities that
he Is credited with working miracles. The
wonder Is Increased by the fact that he per-
forms these cures without the useless drugs
dispensed by doctors, and that he gives freely
Of his services without charge to all who are
sick and afflicted, saying during a recent
interview:
II believe that 1t is my duty to God and
man to help all who are in need l am not
a millionaire, but am well able to afford to
Of mankind and driving disease from the
earth: And since 1t Is In my power to cure
and drive out disease, / feel that must not
use this gift wrongfully. / have no right to
deny a poor man the boon OF health. neither
do believe In making him waste his money
on useless drugs. 1t Is not only that medi-
have found something as much superior to
them as the sun is to candle. As evidence
or this my experience has proved that there
Is no disease | may not cure since making
this discovery / do not care how severe the
case may be. how chronic, how long stand
Ing, what other men have said or failed to
do, or whether the patient has been pro-
nounced incurable or not. am just as
ready to cure consumption. cancer, paralysis,
Bright's disease, organic weakness and other
so-called incurable diseases as I am to cure
stomach and bowel troubles, rheumatism,
nervous prostrati0n, blood disorders, catarrh
or any OF the other Ills that human flesh Is
heir to. | have done SO many times over.
Without intending to boast, / may safely
say that treat more patients In year than
the average physician does in a lifetime, and
among these are numbered cases that are
And l cure because I have at my command
a power over disease so great that It's ex-
tent can hardly be realized. For instance,
Mrs J. G. Whitfield. Of Norfolk, va, who
writes:
made my heart beat again and my blood flow
through my veins once more. / was very
respondent when you came to my rescue.
My stomach, liver and kidneys were In such
bad state / was afraid l couldn't ever be
cured, and In addition I was afflicted with
varicose veins and ulcers, that I thought
| wrote to you, feeling that 1t was a chance
for life and health. / suffered untold misery
but now can shout for joy over my restora-
same person. l do feel so thankful to YOU
May God ever bless you And this from
Mr.. E. c. Bess, Of Ell Campo, Tex, who
says: L was as good as dead when you
came to my rescue with your most wonder
full discovery. was suffering the torment
OF the damned from rheumatism, liver and
kidney disease, and dropsy. 1t is hard to
almost crazy with pain. l did not know
comfortable moment free from pain 1t was