The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-13
Refuses Pay for His His Discovery Goddven and
 That it Bel2n 2ngs All Mankind of Charge
CFrom The Louisville Post)

New York.-(Special Correspondence.)- Dr. Wallace Hadley a well-known pro- lessor of chemistry of this city. has un- doubtedly made the most sensational dis covery of the age. Call 1t divine power, science or whatever, you will. the fact remainS that in single night. so to speak, he has completely upset modern medicine defied all known laws of nature, and utterly dumbfounded scientists and medical men. Physicians have sought out their worst cases and taken them to him, thinking they mighb find one he could not cure. They admit that all their own remedies are but bread pills as compared with the remarkable discovery of this wonderful man. He has already done practically everything but bring the dead to life, and the scientists are now on the qui vive expecting him to do this next.
 How did you happen to make this great discovery" asked a reporter who called to find out the secret of the tre- mendous furorc he has created
 Ever since I graduated from the medi- cal department of the University of Buff falo,' said the doctor, T have been con vinced that no dseaSc should cause de nth. God has in my judgment, provided cure for every i'll to which the human flesh Is heir. Man must search and find this cure the same as man discovered the tele graph, the telephone, etc. The first thing set out to do was to find the exact eie- ments which compose a living being anI sustain life. to discover the power which makes a mans heart beat and his body live. I next determined to extract these products from animal. mineral and chem ical substances and combine them as they are found in living being. I worked for years, day and night, before I made any great progress. Then my discovery nearly all came at once. As soon as l made it tried the preparation on myself, then gave 1t to all the sick persons l could find. I notified doctors to send rne theil supposed incurable eases. The result, were simply miraculous They far cX ceeded my most sanguine hopes. l par ticularly remember the case of Mrs. Sa rah Miller. No. 150O Sixth St.. Harrisburg Pa. She was one of my first patients The doctors had given her up to die. He friends hourly expected to be called [ her grave. She was so bad the night sh received my treatment she did not eXpec to live until morning. She took tw doses; 1t revived her; she slept; she l living today. Here is copy of lette from her. Read it for yourself:
 The following extract is takCn verbatim from Mrs. Millers lette". She says:
 When l began to take your tTeatmen I realized that ! was on the brink of tn grave l suffered from gastrO-intestina pain day and night. I felt blue dcspord ent and discouraE Ee5 with life. I hA taken so much medicine for so man, years without receiving any benefit.
 tried your treatment as a last resort. an thank God I took it. for otherwise
 should not be here to write this letter"
 This Is only one of q larga number O similar letters that have received" sai the doctor. 'It seems that sometimes divine hand directed these poor sufferer where to obtain relief. I believe that
 was permitted to make this great dis covery for the benefit of the world Henc I offer my services free for a lmite time that all may enjoy the benefits O perfect health. Here Is letter from tn grave. Mrs. Germond of No. 303 Higi' land Avenue. Benton Springs. M ch writes: T tried so many remedies with out obtaining relief that I had given u ali hope of ever being cured heard Q vour wonderful discovery, but I had n Faith fin YOU. and was induced to giv you a trial only on account of stronl letter received from a friend who ha' been cured bv yoa. l was physica wreck. ready for the grave. l had heart stomach. and bronchial trouble. M! whole system was diseased and run down i suffered untold agonies. often fel fhat death would be a welcome relief.