Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-01

you brought me back to life 1 sup
pose you know how you did it, but
don t-and / don't much care about
the how as long as you did it so quick
now could whip three of the man
was Then there is another from
Mrs. A. E. Lynch of Orange, Tex, who
writes: I am so well I hardly know
what to do with myself. l am SO elat-
ed for I have not known for sixty
years the feeling of perfect health 1
have now. You and your treatment
have taken off 40 years of my life, and
my age stands thus, 7S-40-3S. That is
the way l feel. No wonder you say
old age is a disease, I feel as young
well and strong as 1 did at 80 or 40 l
haven't pain or an ache left, and
feel sure it is permanent relief. The
Heart and kidney trouble, rheumatism
and bladder trouble from which 1 suf-
fered most terribly, are all gone. My
lungs are strong again, and most Won
oerful to relate, the paralysis is rap
idly going down. I can hardly believe
| 1t, but it is now only below my knees,
and fast disappearing, so that I have
every reason to hope and believe, that
1t will soon be entirely gone. You can
not imagine what joy this all is to me,
| miracle of healing. l think you are
better than all the rest of the doctors
| put together. and your preparations
| the best in the world"
These are only random examples,
but you see that they all tell the same
story of restoration to health in the
F, face of what seemed certain death.
| But these and the other so-called mir
| acles that l have been credited with
workings are not miracles in the same
way as those described in the Bible.
They may seem just as wonderful to
| the witnesses, but they are in truth
simply scientific phenomena that dem
onstrate and prove the great value of
the discovery have made, a discovery
that bids fair to upset modern medi-
| cal practice, since now no case may be
considered incurable."
| what is this discovery" was asked.
81 have discovered what creates life.
l have found what causes disease and
death and how they may be prevented.
A case of disease is no longer a mys-
i terry to me, whatever it may be to 9th
ers. I can see through it as through
4 clear glass. / see the cause, and
know. the cure. Cases have come to
me that have baffled some of the best
physicians in the country, where one
doctor has said the trouble was with
i the stomach, another said heart, still
another diagnosed kidney disease or
something else. But in each case
u
removing 1t / restored the patient to
perfect health. I have known stom-
ach troubles to be diagnosed as heart
disease and heart disease as rheuma-
tism, and countless other similar in
stances. When these mistakes are
made and the patient is treated for
the wrong disease, how can the suf-
ferer hope to get we'll? 1t is as if you
tried to cure deafness by wearing eye
| glasses. One is just about as sensible
as the other. But I make careful
diagnosis of each case that comes to
me, and treat the real cause
1 You spoke of giving your services
| free"
Yes, that is right. Any one who is
merely has to write to me, addressing
Wallace Hadley, NJ D., Office 26O S,
No. 1855 Broadway, New York City
telling me their greatest pain or
trouble, their principal symptoms, age
and sex, and 1 will diagnose their case
and send them 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, with :
out paying you any money!"
| Yes, l mean just that. Both my
services and the treatment I send are
| free. l want to prove to the whole
world the value of my discovery, and
| as | said before, / feel that it is my
duty to give health to all the poor suf-
ferers that can. And I am especially
anxious to cure those who have been
told that their case is incurable, that
there is no hope for them to regain
their lost 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. A let
ter does just as much good as a per-
sonal visit. l can cure them in their
own homes as easily and surely as if
they came to me or I went to them"