The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-09
WALLACE NOW HAS LAST HOPE

things of commercial value were left.
Do you think it was an ordinary thief
that took my papers? I have said IN
my petition what will do"
Motley argued against this stand and
eventually persuaded the healer to
agree to consider a proposition from
the Board of Health if the members
wanted to make one. He suggested
that the Board of Health had a very
easy way of testing whether he was
the arrant humbug claimed.
There are many cases of Porto
Riean worms among the Japanese
here" said Wallach, "or what are
commonly called hook worms. Persons
who have these are in bad way, and
so far none of the doctors here have
been able to treat them successfully
at all, although a good many treat
these sick persons as consumptives.
Now, I have cure that will bring
about healthy state of the body in
seven hours and a half, less than a
day. If the Board of Health and the
doctors think that I am a fraud let
them select four. five or six of these
sick persons and by microscopical tests
prove to their satisfaction that they
really have this disease. Then let me
take them away for treatment. If I
do not return them the next day free
of all traces of the malady, free by
microscopical tests, then they may call
me the biggest faker in the world and
will promise not to ever bother them
again. This will be an easy way to
prove me and will not take six months
or a week, but less than one day.
Then, when | have shown them that
can do what no doctor in the islands
can do, if they ask me for the pre-
scription / use will give it to the
medical fraternity here free of any;
charge. the only condition being that
the medicine shall be known as Wal
lachts Discovery. 1 want the credit
only, no money
WALLACE MEETS PINKHAM
Wallach had his interview with the
President of the Board of Health yes
terday morning, the questions asked
him by Pinkham and his replies being
noted by a stenographer. The object
Of the questions asked seemed to be |
to confirm and put on record ques- |
tons and answers made in former in |
-erviews. During the discussion Wal.
ZACH asked fat-footedly to be allowed
10 treat lepers, Pinkham answering
hat that was a matter for the Board
If Health TO deal with.
Wallach openly stated that he was
practising medicine in Honolulu. stat
ng that he had treated three patients
,nly the day before.
HOME RULE MEETING TODAY.
A meeting of the Executive Commit
ZEE of the Home Rule party has been
allied for this morning. at which meet
ng a petition to be presented at. the
Board of Health meeting will be pre-
jared.
1T is not known for certain that the
3oard of Health will hold their regu-
ar meeting today, although an execu-
i've meeting will probably be called to
repare for regular meeting tonot-
ow.
PINKHAM OFF FOR MoLoKAI.
President Pinkham viii leave on
'riday for the settlement. He VIII
,ok over the situation there and see
there is any particular demand for
vallaeh. Father Joseph, who has just
eturned from the Settlement. is quot
a by Pinkham as saying that there
, absolutely nothing being said at
-alaupapa regarding Wallach and no
exists there regarding him or
S claims. |