New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-05
The Good Time Coming"

The q Good Time Coming"
Are there not in these days abundant evidences
that bappier era is really about to dawn on this
long and deeply suffering world And if to see
the lame man leap as an hart, and hear tue
tongue Of the dumb break forth into sinsinS'
may be included among the 'Pec'hc signs Oh 'ua'
ioyful period we mus. believe that We the people
of ,bi. s,e are 10 receive e higher degree OF light
and hence OF happiness, than has yet ever been en-
loved bv any other Never before have such mar
yenous works been wrought without the supposed
agency of miraculous power; and foremost
among these living wonders Of the times may DC
reckoned the effects and phenomena OF human
Magnetism Many Of these results are completely
subyersve Of all the old restrictive PHILOSOPHERS
and doubtless it is known to few that we have IN
our midst-eye within the confines OF this C'ty-a
person more highly gifted with the wonderful
powers Of Ciairvoy ance, and the practical appllcs
ton Of Electro Psychology, as remedial agents Tor
examination, treatment ard cure OF disease tnan
may be found elsewhere though you search the
wide world over Mrs. METTLER, Of Bridgeport
Conn has for over year devoted herself entirely
TO the examination and cure Of disease during
which time she has travelled through various
has minstered. the most wonderful cures have
been the undertaking result-cures that would
scarcely be credited without the strongest testl-
nony But that, fortunately for the world, and those
who are still suffering she is able to give IN the nu-
merous certificates, which her most grateful pa
tients have furnished spontaneously. Win tho
hope OF Influencing the sick and suffering to avail
themselves of this opportunity for relief Will
briefly notice a few Of them. .
There is one from SILAs MosMAS of Cabot.syle,
! Mass. whose only daughter, young lady 70 years
| old. had been afflicted with spinal disease tor
seven wears ard Tor the last three years mad been
| mostly confined 10 her he'd She was wholly I'M
| able to walk and suffered with fearful prostra'
ton of the whole nervous system. ABOUT tae nld'
die Of July last she lost all power over the organs
Of speech and econ after her sight failed, so that
she was entirely blind and without power to RAISE
| the eyelids She had been attended by Twelve or
thirteen different physicians, some OF them oil the
! highest order, bat without receVing any Perma-
| nent beue fit changing only for the worse. On tue
| e~.t examination OF this subject Mrs. METTLER
said that nothing but magnetism would restore the
| siaht and speech On the third trla she succeed
ed in opening the patients eyes, and causing her
both 10 see and speak and on the iourth yi;U sne
made her walk entirely alone, to the astonlshment
and 10, Of ALL She continues in the iu activity OF
the senses ard locomotive powers, being able 70
! sneak see and walk aud ia fast recovering from
tie prosiration caused by her protracted and most
/ sconizing illness. The iathef, alfhougn sceP.C
| in regard TO Magnetism, became, as may Wen DC
! supposed a convert to the faith IN that power,
! which had 50 miracuOusiy snatchet beloved and
! oDlv daughter as from the very Jaws OF death,
restoring faculties which had been SO long lost N
ANGST signal and marked manner
Mrs SOPHIA TAYLOR OF CRANKY, Mass. had been
suffering sir seqrs from a complete prostratl1n OF
the nervous system. She had employed several OF
the most sdlfai physicians, but gradually gre"
worse, for four years. during most OF when tim'
she was unable 10 walk alone, except Dy nohinS
/ On with her hands 70 whatever support she might
find; and then only for few steps After having
examined ard prescribed for Mrs. L, Mrs NJ
cu,eted her for the night by making passes over
her: and ia the morning renewed me msshet'c
treatment. H. less than k0y an f0hr Mfs. layior
was atle 70 walk, erect aud strong wheh sne cut
itto mother roc n and took breakfast SAL lolg
t.n,e there and walked back again around the
house Tie next day she went up stars and came
down again, " without the least help, "nera she nad
been but once during her whole sickness and then
soc was carried up. On the third day she vent an
over the house, and thea went out, and walked the
whole length OF the piazzs, and few days alter
che rode out u visit her sister who was also under
H. treatment OF Mrs NJ for similar Complaints,
erd whom she had not seen for five years though
scarcely mile off. At the lest accounts Mrs. a.
lor continued TO improve.
'O' 'is4 Is5O-Mrs RESAUDE Of Stamford, CT.
bsa bsen sick three years, most OF which time she
vss confined to her bed and room, and unaOle 10
yrek without assistance During the last year she
bsd been constantly kept in bed, being unable 70
~ nm erect She had been attended by the most
sci, c phv sicians Of the various schools, ana had
,sker q Great deal Of medicine but wholly without
~eT.f Al Mrs Mettiers first visit, the patent
Us rreatlv relieved Of her distress, and male 70
wsIk which she did alone, with firm and strong
zen from one room to the other. The next DAY
! 90, renewal Of the same treatment, Mrs lie
, ssrde went out into the street, called on neigh
, Ior snd returned, without being tired. From thu
time she improved 80 fss, that IN the course oil
5sy or two she could walk without being anecteo
bvnaguetism; snd she is now fast gaining hei
b.snh These are but few out OF many cases
L aDv doubt these things, which are nothing ou
/ tIe Main unvarnished truth let them 90 and see
o- themselves; let them investigate, and they
.hal frd that the half has not been told. Should
, not the friends Of humanity, everywhere, aud by
! I every means seek TO extend knowledge oil tles'
, wonderful results, which, setting aside the deed'
n, the Apostolic age, are unparalleled IN toe whole
history OF Disease and It's Cure And especially
should our brothers Of the press seek to be informed
In regard to this matter, because they have th'
rno.t direct and efectuAl means Of giving publicity
- ,Eese works. and thereby to principles which
81. ore 40 deeply interwrought with human healt
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Episcopal CONVENTION OF THE DIOCESE Of
Q DrIAwARE-The Convention OF the Protestan
: Eniscopal Church in the State OF Delaware assem-
Md in St Peters Church, al Lewiston, yesterday
: commencing with the usual religious services
There were in attendance twelve clergymen an