The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-12

/ my body. and all Going ut once. Doc
| tor after doctor had given me up to
| die, left me dead. and could do moth
| ing 10 relieve me. But you brought
me back TO life / suppose you know
| how you did it. but ] don land !
! don't much care about the how as
/ long as YOU did it 50 quickly and per-
manently. The man | am now could
whip three of the man I was" Then
| there is another from Mrs. L. j. Shep
! herd, of Colfax, Ia, which reads: i
! am one of those poor unfOrtunateS
! whose many years have been spent in
| bodily affliction. My troubles were
| bronchitis. kidney disease and ca
! tafrh of tho head stomach and bow
els. l am 81 years of age, and in
! those years have tried dozens of doc
/ tors. and hundreds of remedies, trying
! to get we'll. but nothing cured me
until l took your force Of life. was
! confined TO bed and coughed contnu-
7 ally. | was in the jaws Of death and
felt that the end was near but you
rescued my body from the grave, and
gave me back the health that ] have
not had since my youth. Now J an
! strong and well. and thankful to you
and the kind providence of your divine
helper
"Thesc are only random examples,
but YOU see that they all tell the same
story Of restoration TO health In the
face of what seemed certain death,
But these and the other so-calIed
miracles that ] have been credited
with working arc not miracles in the
same way aS those described in the
Bible They NAV seem just as Won
derful to the witnesses. but they are
III truth simply scientific phenomena
that demonstrate and prove the great
value Of the discovery l have made, a
discovery that bids fair to upset mod
ern medical practice, since now no
case may be considered incurable."
What is the discovery" was ask
ed.
II have discovered what creates
life. / have found what causes dis
ease and death. and how they may be
prevented. A case OF disease is 10
longer q mystery to me, whatever IL
may he to others. / can sec through
it as through clear glass. ! sec the
cause, and ] know the cure. Cases
have come to me that have bafflcd
some of the best physicians in the
country, where one doctor has said the
trouble was with the stomach. anoth-
or said heart, still another diagnosed
kidney disease or something else. But
! in each case / was able to see the
real cause, and by removing il | re-
! stored the patient to perfect health.
! | have known stomach trouble to be
diagnosed as heart disease. and heart
disease as rheumatism. and countless
other similar Instances. When these
mistakes. are made and the patient
is treated for the wrong disease, how
can the sufferers hope to get well? II
! is as If YOU tried to cure deafness
! by wearing eyeglasses. One is just
about as sensible as the other But
/ / make n careful diagn osis of each
case that comes to me, and treat the
/ real cause"
You spoke OF giving your services
free"
Yes. that is right. Any one who is
III in any way and wants to be cured
merely has TO write to me. addressing
Wallace Hadlcy. NJ. D.. 96SB, 70S
Madison avenue. New York city. tell
ing me their greatest pain or trouble.
their principal symptoms. age and sex
and l will diagnose their case. and
send them Il course OF home treat
ment absolutely free of charge
DO you mean that any one who
is sick can write to YOU TO be cured.
without paying YOU any money!"
YES. ! mean lust that. Both my
services and the treatment | send arc
Tree. want 10 prove to the whole
world The value Of my discovery. ana
as ] said before feel that ii Is my
duty TO give health TO Ill the poor
sufferers that ] can. And | am espe-
clally anxious to cure those who have
been told that their case Is incurable
that there is no hope for them to
regain their best health and strength
If they will write TO me and let me
treat them there is not only hope, but
an almost absolute certainty that
they need be sick no longer And IT
makes no difference where they live.
letter does just as much good as a
personal visit. | can cure them in
their own homes as easily aud surely
as If they came to me or ] went to
them.