The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-07-23

New York Especial Correspondence
DIR. Wallace HGdley. Well known
professor OF chemistry of this city, has
undoubtedly made the most sensation
al discovery of the age. Call It Divine
power. science. or whatever you Will,
the fact remains that he has trans
cended al known methods of healing,
set at defiance the supposed laws OF
nature. and utterly dumfounded the III
anil afflicted by a series Of the most
miraculous cures known to medical
science. Hopeless invalids. given up
as utterly incurable by eminent physi
clans. have been healed OF their afflic-
tions and rescued from the indescrib-
able anguish of an untiinely grave by
this mans mighty power over disease
and death. The remedies of the best
and most learned specialists seem as
bread pills when compared with the
remarkable discovery OF this wonder
full man. He has already done prac-
tically everything but bring the dead
to life. and his associates are on the
qui Vive not knowing what marvel he
may next perform.
How did you happen TO make this
great discovery" asked a reporter
who called TO find out the secret of
the tremendous furore Or. Hadley has
created.
Ever since | graduated from the
medical department Of the University
of Buffalo" said the doctor Il have
been convinced that no disease should
cause death. God has. in my ludg.
mont, provided a cure fC' every III to
which human flesh is heir. Man must
/ a g. a, nc.
man has discovered the telegraph. the
4 telephone, etc. The first thing | set
out to do was to find the exact eIe-
ments which control living being and
( sustain life. to discover the power
which makes a mans heart beat and
his body live. next determined TO
extract these products from animal
mineral and chemical substances and
combine them as they are found in 2
living being | worked for years day
and night, before I made any great
progress. Then my discovery nearly
all came at once. AS soon as | made
1t 7 tried the preparation on myself
then | gave It to all the sick persons
could find. | called for the worst
cases doctors could send me. cRses
supposed to be incurable. The re
suits were simply miraculous. They
far exceeded my most sanguine hopes
particularly remember the case oI
Mrs Sarah Miller, No. $50 SIKH
Street, Harrisburg. Pa She was one
of my first patients. The doctors haC
given her IN 70 die. Her friends
hoprly expected to be called TO hei
grave. She was so bad the night she
received my treatment she did no
p expect to live until morning. Sh'
! took two doses; II revived her sh'
i slept; she is living today Here Is
, copy Of a letter from her Read 70
yourself" The following extract 4
taken verbatim from Mrs Miller's let
r ter. She says: when | began q
[ take your treatment realized that
was on the brink of the grave. | sui
fered from sastrointestinal cataIrl
and diabetes. / was in constant paii
a day and night. 7 felt blue, despond
4 ent. and discouraged with life. / ha
taken so much medicine for so man
years without receiving any benefit
= tried your treatment as q last resort
Y and thank God took Il. for otherwis
d | should not be here to write this lei
\ ter" "This is only enc OF a large nun
ber Of similar letters that ] have r.
coiyed" said the doctor 1T seem
D that sometimes a divine hand directu
o these poor sufferers where TO obJai
!. relief I believe that was permtte
to make this great discovery for Oh
benefit OF the world Hence ! offer m
services free for a limited time ths
an may ehjoy the benefits of perfeC
q health Here Is a letter from anothe
n woman whom ! saved from the grav
Mrs Germond Of No. 303 Highan
l Avenue Benton Springs Mich writes
e 4 tried so many remedies Without O
e tanning relief that ] had given zap a
s nope OF ever being cured heard
youf wonderful discovery, bilt had n
9 faith IN you and was induced 20 81,
e you trial only on account of n ftrOn