The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-26


dependence -"Where l cured one
with drugs, medicines, and surgery, l
now can cure a thousand by means
of this wonderful discovery l. have
made" said q certain famous scientist
and physician of this city during re-
cent interview that he gave me. can
| raise man from the grave and re-
store him to life, after death is GER
| tain and beyond question? No, not
that. But many times when death is
apparent, feeble spark OF life still
| fingers, although its dim flickering is
beyond the sight of any but the most
skilled physicians. When this remark
able fluid of mine is introduced into
the body it feeds that spark as new oil
does to "a dim lamp, makes it blaze up
strong and steady until warmth and
vitality are restored to the blood and
tissues, and conscious life returns. 1t
is cases such as these that have made
unthinking people look upon me as a
miracle worker, medical wizard, pos
SCISSOR of supernatural power, etc. That
is nonsense, of course. | am scientist
and my discovery is purely scientific,
based on unmistallable laws of nature.
1T is this discovery of mine that
you have come to learn about? This
wonderful fluid that will combat any
and restore the vigor and vitality of
youth, that has absolutely revolution
lied the theory and practices of medi-
cine? At first L began by thinking
that it would cure only few diseases
that it's chief value would be in stop
ping the terrible inroads of consump-
ton and other of the most deadly mail
aides. But l soon was shown my err
ror My patients themselves We're the
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limited powers. AS l tried it in case
after case / found that the results
were the same, that even diseases sup
posed to be incurable yielded to it's
strange and mighty power, that it was
just as good for cancer or rheumatism
or catarrh or stomach troubles, as 1t
was for any one of the twenty-four
hundred diseases known to medical
science. l have taken hopeless invalids
whom other doctors had utterly fail
ed to cure with all their drugs, medi-
cines, and knives, and restored them
to perfect health SO quickly that both
patients and doctors said it seemed
like magic.
1.-The doctors themselves come to
me when they are sick. confess that
their own pills and squills are COM
paratively useless, and | cure them in
the same way by introducing this mar
velous fluid into their bodies. One of
them said to me not long ago that it
was almost worth while being sick in
order to be cured SO quickly, easily,
and pleasantly, for one of the beauties
OF this preparation is that, instead of
being disagreeable or bothersome to
take, it is very pleasant TO taste and
acts at once, the good effects being
marked from the very first done.
use the word dose" though / do not
like it, for this fluid is not, strictly
speaking, medicine but more truly
the embodiment of nervo-vital force,
life itself in liquid form, distilled and
quivering with dynamic power.
when the news of the wonderful
cures | was making in this city reach
ed to other parts of the country and
abroad, | was almost overwhelmed
with letters from every State in the
Union and from foreign countries.
was offered all kinds of money to go
to this, that, and the other place and
| rescue suffering hundreds, but in every
case l replied that l did not need to
visit the sick ones personally, that
| could send a supply of the fluid with
directions for its use that would do
| just as much good as if / went myself
that l not only could, but would be
| only too glad to do so merely for the
asking, / told the writer's as | tell
| you, that my discovery is for saving
| life and restoring health, and not for
| making money. / give my services en-
tirely free of charge to rich and poor
alike. L sent these people a course of
| home treatment free, as | have done
| TO all who have written since Where
formerly received hundreds of letters
now 1 get thousands calling upon me
Tor that aid / am so glad to be able to
give. one came not long ago from
one of my former patients, Mr.. E. c..
Bess, OF Ell Campo, Texas, who is to-
cay strong and well man, but Who
when L took his case, was on the verge
Of death and in despair over the fruit
| less efforts of the doctors to cure him.
You may read this letter if you SO de-
| sire. / did read Mr.. Bess letter, and
made a word for word copy of it,
which is; "My Dear DR.. Hadley-I
was as good as dead when you came
| to my rescue with your most wonder
| ful discovery. / was suffering the tor
| ment of the damned from Rheuma-
tism, Liver and Kidney diseases and
| Dropsy. 1t is hard to tell which was
| the worst, as they all set me almost
/ crazy with pain. | did not know a
| comfortable moment free from pain.
1t was like having toothache all over
my body, and all going at once. Doc
tor after doctor had given me up to
! ole, left me dead, and could do moth
| ing to relieve me. But you brought
me back to life. I suppose you know
| how you did it, but don't-and I
| don't much care about the how, as