Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-10-04

Now York, Oct. Especial Cores
?nndence)-The seeming miracles of
.ss,llng performed by that famous SCI
,r;!st and panopath of this city, DR..
Wallace Hadley, his startling cures of
lnen and women given up to die by
both method and results that they
have awakened universal praise,
establishment and mystery among the
professional men and the general pub
lie alike.
In face of doctors verdict and APP
parent impossibilities this man has
taken invalids pronounced hopelessly
1ncurable and restored them to life
and health when all other means had
failed.
Considerable curiosity has been
aroused by these phenomenal cures,
both because they are SO wonderful
in themselves and also that this work.
ser of wonders proclaims the fact that
he has dicarded usless drugs and med
In partial explanation he states
greatest of life's laws that
apparently has, been overlooked
by previous searchers after the Sc
crets of nature. And it is evident be-
yond doubt that this discovery
gives him power over disease and
death not possessed by ordinary NOR
tails, so certain is he of his ability
that he claims and offers to prove
that there is no disease, he may not
cure. Astounding as that assertion
appears to be there is plenty of evil
dence to support it. In one case, If
ious power he possesses he is stated
to have made the human heart beat
again in a body prepared for the
grave, reviving the pickering spark of
life when all but extingushed and
curing disease that baffled the skill.
of the best doctors and specialists. He
appears to have complete control and
mastery over the hydra headed mon
ster Disease, under whatever form or
name it may be known.
Yet, strange as t,lmay seem In this
.-- BY. s|77P age, with all this supreme
new 'er and command over the ills
LAT human flesh is heir to. he does
not use his discovery to fill all his
own pockets at the expense of the
men who appeal to him for the aid he
gives SO gladly and freely, as he
might so easily do, saying in recent
interview: II believe it is my duty
to God and man to help all who stand
in need Of my services to all who are
i'll. I do not want to pose as philan-
thropist. but I have my own ideas as
l have, and I know Of no better way
to spend it than to make life easier
for all those who are in the grasp of
pain and disease. I have made both
my money and my discovery unaided
and If I choose to use both in labor
ing for the health of mankind, am
sure that Is nobody's business how
or why I do 1t. True, there is almost
no limit to the money I could make If
I choose to keep this wonderful secret
to myself as you readily understand
but I feel that 1t belongs to humanity
as much as it does to me. What right
have to grow wealthy out of my fell
low mans miseries? Just think what
it means when I am able to say that
there is no disease l may not cure
Just think of what a message of hope
and salvation that Is to hundreds an6
thousands Of invalds throughout the
length and breadth of the land who
have given up hope of ever being wei
again.
81 do not care what doctors ma,
say. I do not care what the disease Il
called. / am just as ready to make
the deaf hear, the lame walk, to cure
consumption, cancer, tumors, paraly.
sis, locomotor-ataxia, Bright's disease
organic weakness or any of the So
called incurable diseases. as I am tt
cure stomach troubles, blood disorders
iheuiildtisiil, SdlallH, VI any olHeF IL
that flesh is heir to. l do not care
or want to know how much or how
little money a man has, but only tina
he has been attacked by disease II
any one of Its many forms. No mat
ter what 1t may cost me I mean to g
on curing anyone who asks me of an
disease that they may have just S
long as l am willing and able Whe
/ have this power to save life and re
store health I could not let men an
women, human beings like myself. g
on suffering and dying for the wan
of that which I have to give. know
what I can do, for my power has bee
tested In thousands of cases.
zone case, miraculous cure q
the patient himself called it. was tina
OF Mr.. Harry Williams. Of Travers