The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-23

NEW YORK, Oct. 205Special Cor
respondence)-By his mysterious con-
trol over diseases and death Dr.. Wal
lace Hadley, the eminent thaumaturgic
panopathist Of this city, has made the
una heart beat again In the body
OF a woman rescued from the grave.
As a result Of his successful expert
ments he makes the startling state
ment that do diseases should cause
death He claims to have discovered
the vital principle Of life itself, the
dynamic force that creates and main
tains existence.
Since making this discovery the
cures made by this man Of science
have been so remarkable, the restora-
tons to life and health that he has
brought about have been so marvellous
that he Ii credited with possessing
some power ver disease and death
not given to ordinary mortals. he
seems to have absolute control yer
human life and the diseases that at
tack II. Time and again he has taken
men and women pronounced hopeless
" incurable and on the verge Of
the grave, and restored them to life
and health in the face Of such appar-
ent impossibflities 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 advice without
charge to all who are sick and afiict-
ed, eaytng, during a recent interview:
ri believe that it is my duty to God
and man to help Ill. who are in need.
I am not q millionaire, but I am well
able to afford to do my share toward
relieving the suferings Of mankind
and driving disease from the earth.
And since 1t Is in my power to cure
and drive out disease I feel that i
must not use the gift wrongfully. 1
have no right to deny a poor mar the
boon Of health, neither do I believe in
making him waste his money on use
less drugs. 1t is not only that medi-
cfneg often do more harm than good,
but I have found something as much
superior to them as the sun Is to a
candle. As evidence Of this there is no
disease I may not cure since making
this discovery. / do not care how SC
r the east may be, how chronic,
how long standing, what other men
have said OF failed to do, or whether
the patient has been pronounced in
durable or not. ] am just as ready to
cur consumption, cancer, paralysis,
Bright's disease, organic weakness,
deafness, the morphine, opium. or IL
quor habit, and OF er so-called incura-
and bowel troublsX.. rheumatism, nerv-
prostration. blood disorders, ca
tarrh, or any Of the other ills that hu-
man flesh is heir to. ! have done so
many times o3er. Without intending
TO boast I ma safely say that I treat
ed more pa tents in a year than the
average ph; -sician does in a lifetime,
and amor these are numbered cases
that are .robably among the worst in
the coui Try. And I cure because /
have Mt my command n power over
disease SO great that it's extent can
hardly 5e realized. For instance. read
this letter from n Of my patients,
Mrs. J.. G. Whitfield, of Norfolk, Va,
who writes:
~ was so nea crossing the Great
Valley that my body felt dead and
lffeless; but You made my heart beat
again and my blood low through my
VEINS once luOres was very Qe-
spondent when you came to my res
cue Ny stomach, liver and kidneys
were IN such a bad state I was afraid
I couldn't eyer be cured and in addi- |
ton I was AFFLICTED with varicose veins
and ulcers that I thought could not
be cured. / was In despair when I
wrote to Jon, feeling that 1t was q |
chance for life and health. I suffered
untold misery, but now I can shout
for joy over my restoration to life and
health. I don't feel like the same
person. I do feel 90 thankful to you.
May God ~ bless you And this
from Mr.. q. C. Bess. OF Ell Campo,
Tex, who says: I was as good as
dead when. you came to my rescue
with your most wonderful discovery.
1 Wal suffering the torment of the
e1mned from rheumatism, liver and
ktdney complaint and dropsy. 1t is
hard 10 ten which Wa the worst, as
they III 1T ne crazy with pain. II
~ 1T know . comfortable moment
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