The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-15 00:00:00

RHEUMATISM

George Allen, infantia;;lnasieaat k, Sheffield, had suf-
fered for above six years in his left hand from swollen wrist
and tied knuckles, brought on by rheumatic pains. After
being mesmerised by Capt. Hudson, was set at liberty and
freed from pain. DELIRIUM.
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On Thursday, May 18th, W. S., of Sheffield (who pre-
viously had been unwell), began to show signs of delirium ;
he got worse during the night, and the next morning was in
a high state of fever, frequently starting up in affright, and
did not know any one of his own family. His friends called
in a physician, who at once declared him to be in a brain
fever, and recommended two or three strong men to be got
into his room, as he wonld soon be raging mad. Capt. Hud-
son, who had previously been requested to see him, entered
the room, advanced cautiously to the bedside, made a few
passes unperceived by the patient at first, and in about five
minutes had him in a deep sleep, from which he awoke in
about two and a half hours, calm and sufficiently composed
to suffer leeches to be applied ; he rapidly recovered with four
or five times mesmerising, and a few days in the country have
restored him to perfect health, both of body and mind. His
family and friends beg to return their grateful thanks to Capt.
Hudson, as having been the means, under Divine Providence,
of restoring their dear relative to health, and saving them the
expense and inconvenience of a long and severe affliction.

E. DICKENSON,
A. WALTON.

1 have seen Mr. S-, and am happy to testify, in Captain
Hudson's behalf, that the effect produced through him is
most astonishing and gratifying. The case was a desperate
one, and the cure apparently most effectual.

J. F. WHlTTy,incumlient of St. Matthew's, Sheffield
6, Nile-street, Liverpool.

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