The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-17

New YORK, Sept. .-(Spec1al Cor
respondence.) THE seeming miracles
nous scie55tistt and panopath Of this
city, DR.. Wallace Hadley, his startling
cures of men and women given up to
die by doctors, have been so wonder
full in both method and results that
they have awakened universal praise,
establishment and mystery among pro-
fessional men and the general public
aliEe.
in the face of DOCTORS verdicts and
apparent impossibilities, this man has
taken invahds pronounced hopelessly
incurable and restored them to life and
health when all other means have
failed.
aroused by these phenomenal cures,
both because they are SO wonderful in
themselves and also that this worker
of wonders proclaims the fact that he
has discarded the useless drugs and
medicines usually prescribed by ply
sicians. In partial explanation he states
that he has discovered the greatest Of
overlooked by previous searchers after
the secrets of nature. And it is evil
dent beyond doubt that this discovery
gives him a power over disease and
death not possessed by ordinary NOR
tails. So certain is he of his ability that
is no disease he may not cure. AS
founding as that assertion appears to
be, there is plenty Of evidence to sup
port it. In one case, if not in more,
by means Of the mysterious power he
possesses, he is stated to have made
the human heart beat again in a body
prepared for the grave, reviving the
extinguished, and curing diseases that
baffed the skill of the best doctors
and specialists. He appears to have
complete control and mastery over the
hydra-headed monster, Disease, under
whatever form or name it may be
known.
Yet, strange as 1t may seem in this
day and age, with all this supreme
power and command over the ills that
human flesh is heir to, he does not use
his discovery TO fill his own pockets at
the expense Of the thousands Of suffer.
for the aid he gives so gladly and SO
freely, as he might so easily do, say
ing during recent interview: II be.
lieve it is my duty to God and man
TO help all who stand in need without
regard to any reward. believe this
an instrument to cure the sick and at
flicted. This being my earnest belief
Z feel that must give freely Of my
services to all who are i'll. T do not
want to pose as a philanthropist, but
i have my own ideas as to the best use
to make Of the money I have, and
to make life easier for those that are
in the grasp Of pain and disease. ]
have made both my money and my dis
covery unaided, and if I choose to use
both in, laboring for the health Of man
kind, I am sure that it is nobody Is
business how or why I do it. True
io oil nof n
make if I choose to keep this won
4derful secret to myself, as you car
readily understands; but I feel that il
belongs to humanity as much as il
does to me. What right have to grow
wealthy out Of my fellow-man s mis-
when I am. able to say that there is
no disease [ may not cure. Just think
of what message of hope and saliva
tion that is to hundreds and thousands
of invalids throughout the length anc
breadth of the land who have given ur
N'P d do NOT not e care WHAT What doctors ; ma,
say, I do not care what the disease Il
called. I am just as ready to make
the deaf hear, the lame walk, to cure
consumption, cancer. tumor, paralysis
loco:motor-a taxia, Bright's, disease, or
called incurable diseases as T am tt
cure stomach trouble, blood disorders
rheumatism, catarrh or any other il
that human flesh is heir to. I do MOI
care or want to know how much or how
little money man has, but only thai
he has been attacked by disease in any
one of it's many forms. No matter
what it may cost me, I mean to go or
curing, anyone who asks me Of any dis
ease they may have just as long as
am willing and able. When have this
power to save life and restore health
I could not let men and women, human
beings like myself, go on suffering anc
dying for the want of that which
have to give. I know what I can dc
because my power has been tested in
thousands Of cases.