The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-01-23


New York.-Dr Wallace Hadley
well known professor of chemistry of
this city, has undoubtedly made the
most sensational discovery of the age
Call it divine power. science or what
ever YOU will. the fact remains that in
q single night so to speak, he has com
pletely upset modern medicine, dehed
all known laws of nature and utterly
dumfounded scientists and medical
men. Physicians have sought out their
worst cases and taken them to him,
thinking they might find one he could
not cure. They admit that all their
own remedies are but bread pills as
compared with the remarkable discoV-
cry of this wonderful man. He has
already done practically everything but
bring the dead to life, and the scien-
lists are now on the qui vive, expect
ing him to do this next.
How did you happen to make this
great discovery" asked reporter who
called to find out the secret of the ire
Hnendous Juror he 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 judgment,
provided a 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 telegraph. the tele-
phone, etc. The first thing set out to
do was to find the exact elements
which compose a living being and s1ls-
tain life. to discover the power which
makes 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 a living being. L
worked for years, day and night, before
1 made any great progress. Then my
discovery nearly all came at once AS
soon as I made it I tried the DreDara-
ton on myself, then I gave it to all the
siok persons l could find notified doc
tors to send me their supposed incur
able cases. The results were simply
miraculous. They far exceeded my
most sanguine hopes. 1 particularly re-
member the case of Mrs. Sarah Miller.
No. 1900 Sixth street, Harrisburg, Pa.
She was one of my first patients. The
doctors had given her up to die. Her
friends hourly expected to be called to
her grave. She was so bad the night
she received my treatment she did not
expect to live until morning. She took
two doses; 1t revived her; she slept; she
Is living today. Here is a copy of a
letter from her, Read it for yourself !:
The following abstract Is taken YER
batim from Mrs. Miller's letter. She
when I began to take your treat
ment I realized that 7 was on the brink
of the grave. I suffered from CASTRO
intestinal catarrh and diabetes. I was
in constant pain day and night I felt
blue, respondent and discouraged with
life. I had taken SO much medicine for
so many years without receiving any
benefit. I tried your treatment as a last
resort. and thank God I took it, for
otherwise I should not be here to write
this letter.
This is only one of a large number
Of similar letters that have received, -
said the doctor. TT seems that some
times a divine hand directed these poor
sufferers where to obtain relief. I be-
lieve that 1 was permitted to make this
great discovery for the benefit of the
world. Hence 1 offer my services free
for a limited time that all may enjoy
the benefits of perfect health. Here is
a letter from another woman whom
saved from the grave, Mrs. Germond,
of No. 303 Highland avenue Benton
Springs. Mich. writes: Z tried so
many remedies, without obtaining re-
lief, that I had given up all hope of
ever being cured. I heard of your Won
derful discovery. but I had no faith in
you and was induced to give you a
trial only on account of a strong letter
received from friend who had been
cured by you I was physical wreck
ready for the grave. had heart, stom-
ach and bronchial trouble, My whole