, 1865-03-10
TT4E GIFT OF HEALIuC.
Er. j. II. Newton at BIctropplitax,
Hail.

stars grow dIu
All the lame, halt blind. deaf pasa;ytic, nervous,
croc, tp1euetic and supcrstttious Of the city and
provost msrshal mad. They proceeded in ione
e4ow id moi From On t9s
Inc disposed Of at the rate Of about one % hundred
rrcs. wss greater ihsn At drst. ~1'701 s1'
"Dnt what went they out for to - At the
ssnt, End 9f the p'ntform stood an old ereyh.lrci
power Of healing; cobbler Of dccsyc%d a % consti'n-
tions. standing there for the healing and fcon)
soins q r. nat11ns q He profceeea to exert
" but which has been lost to thc bcnicGted nor
tals Of The Ntnetsenth century lis PHI ofcure IL
tery sRs ase Ms III Eiss
c,,,sS rwsla tp9 Shat t.is~y i yeRs complain s,re
seS *san 1lss9 s1q disease depart NOV 70
AEothe5 comes forward holding out her hana
sHafehiens them out by main force. NNow 20;
o,sease depart forever. You are all right;
., ,Another comes leaning on crutch. "Tlrow
sh youi s0' estes T. es1s hoa and
oy l5st oa ss c5ps pa Ssxn Sss
lake yonr cr1tchs csrTy It on your shoulder; you
70 lie door, ontside Of which be asain lean. a On
his crutch, and is as lame as cyer.
"A HotheT ca,Taes M In be, boy Hisfoot
Jcaua Christ himself could not cure Lin" r.
tttnt passes on: there is no stopping. The crowd
behind IS pressing, and the helpless one is for
:. 4 Eoor old woman comes in With two crutchea.
:. So. Now slse nc those crnichcs" Takes them)
f.,ss Mow m Ssed r. , nn: Tns poor woman tries and
ioosee 3ier. and shc falls to the door 60 afyay.
Jesus Chr1st himself could not curc you You afe
ASy. cannot cure you unless yon will use your
fost i. dne woman, exhausted with the ef
What d. you wantr' 81 an deaf" por,o,
En.s rs tnscrs IN her ears and pushes violently.
"What does be says" quer1cs a the pat,en:. 60
aNhy: t.. an 7 not here to answer questions. You
''oht Yeur eyes are Affected {Puts his In
fe5s over thc patients eyes md rabs the fore
head.) Tod bless yon. four arc cured. Co..
~ hcad,dress. pai7 Of stockings, ehild's bib,
sod pocket handkerchief These articles belong
tcntthem Tor sfrtne. Doctor takes them, breathes
or them stpgly and repeats hts magical formula Of
:" God b:ess The patent; disease depart" und the
81 IF y ataned asnn and the father Of sisk fam
cure. ~ 'S'''>s - .
a wonar With large wen comes uc1t. "God
%e Hppy h r IF
be cured. Put bot brick On your aboulders.'
The oostor deals nltoether IN VIA. the medical
men call the "'non naturais," Perhaps this Ii all
there 1s Of The supernatural about II,
1h:t nEe soanded snaia crsss IL I slow length
We'll taye the reader, 81 hut Is anybody reilly
cnred:" Aye; there's The rub. We would not
answer Yes" Or NO without lille e1plana-
clear THud. TTn Dnfr5 rttt rfeat fc{fh
psTsnis SnaDis 70 (, sen iii fd 9hsy
claims that al hat IL necessary to cr1e Is that
cure. cure Aeree. be saye, II tell man 70 put II.
cured. He does co. 1nd the disease goes away.
The Tery TACT Of ppt1ng his finger there gives bis
n'enta1 assent 10 the operation. Of the curative
eAences arc, therefore, that those who, like Mac
bhsth, ea1not = @ eay Anen Ehen he does ST :. God
eH1. s e. nna ,na tts bs,d1s d1stase se the hmen
Dr.. Newton does not claim that he possesses
any other power than whst y given to him. In
b st her l.
phase Of the Spiritual doctrine. The power pos
sessed by, OF acting through him, Is probably
strong will md bo1dness Of Insertion, which
cnuses GONE others 10 believe with him. Every
| properly educated medical man knows how all
physician; and he Knows well, too. that two,hirds
1t our ailments are imaginary. That people who
haye given themselves ug to the idea hat they are
we'll is nothing wonderful nor is 1t out Of The
ra1ge OF every d5y experience thas peFsons really
when 1hey see that those surrounding them do moi
bt Here that they suffer. But the age OF miracles
| hah passed.
There Il little donbt thu. a few Of those whe
havo visited h1ra have been induced to believe
j; e1eeedi9sly pFoble1aacal: ~ weuld adsis.
NIf H. r%1V $hntx4 hA.- NH IN al
crutehes, spectAcles or ear uumnets 30 far avn,
that they cannot he recovered In Case of rclaps
@ bey mas a hsve becn 1aseS by I'll
WIN eny one fu1nish US with a vel, authenticate
7 case Of permanent cure By Dr.. New1ous
AWAY TO TIE WAn-The -4oth regiment O
, I Wisconsin 1nfantry-oue thousand one-reachc,
thl. city on Wednesday morning, On their way t:
Nathvi1le. The regiment Is one Of the finest tbs
Wisconsin has sent to the deld, md Will no donh
ways borne. ii three weeks from he day the Of
der to raise the regiment vas given, it
ranks we're reported iull: and t. organtza
bctn more fortunate than no3t of our new rcg1
nents. All the fcld and etaf. and twenty Bi1 Q
! HE line officers. are veterans IL war, having sety
cd for three years IN old regimental organize
The following is the roster Of the regiment:
119lont1-Samn9sl 1.1..s 15a9a. te4eKs: ., c,,.
\ x<tEHtffhLf OptSyee1-1<ANsA N0AGl-aus
Ad}0T-D. &. Noyes.
Adi.tant-J8nee L high
QuarttrrndsfeF-DeunlsA A. Reed,
ss2eeonE5. :.Gsaal5s%ee Y. B,anesala i; asan1{Fs'
Asstst0nt SurgeoRs-Jonathan Gibbs and P. II
Qvasst91asss9.z Ss,g!aa q aas@S: * N. Fullerton.
tenm'ssxary t2,,n ss;ay s5r0;enks3E e kaiS: = Aears
% Rospifai aa:S11 S9ra1dpc. = ecefR 9. Blanchard.
Company A-Captatn e. z. Hall; First Leuten
ant. $. S. Benedict; Second Lieutenant, Erl'
.tompany B-csptain, L. G. Dinsmore: Tits
Le1tcrsnt, J. =. Hall; Second Lieutenant, Joh1
csnpony ccsptair, R. A. warebane; Fire
comrq7y RGsptaln, I H. Hansen; First Lien
tenant 7. B: Atembsush; Second Lieutenant
Company E-csptatn, h. H. chi1ds: First Lien
tenant, 6: II. Forrington' Second Lieutenant, j.
aMpny r Ecaptatn, E. Il. siscum; First Lieu
tes5nt :. B. Wise; Second Isutenant, William
Company G-Captsin, James Il. Hubbard; First
David Sanford.
eopTy E. O. Re91s Flint Msa
JhneB Bsbcock. -
Gotnreny EGspiain, c. C. Miller; First Lien
Comronp Captain, 4. ]. Cheney; Firat Lieu
tenant, John a. Smith; Second Lieutenant, E. G
| Lawrence.
TES7u WAnD.-The citizens Of the Tenth Wari
arc earnestly reqCeEted to meet at the engin'
!. house, on the corner Of Washington and Clinic,
strects. on Saturday evening next ut half pas
seven O'Clock The Executive Committee dcsir
to mike full report Of what has been done. ami
ale0 to ascertafn what they nre expected to do Il
the future. They haye procured and pa1d 10 re
, ! c1uifs, leny1ng get III to be obtaluea, and IN
funds beng now very low, the question as viii 80
all 70 to work and donate money enough ~ pre-
cure the balance Of the men required, Or shall +
stop recruiting snd LET the draft comcl We ca
| 10 dccidc what courte we are to pursue. Com
one End ell and Eivc u your advice. All depend
upon prompt and decisive action
&C. r. Ho1DEE. President
:. NJ. McAULEr, Vice President
J. r. DA0G1,
=. POWELL
. Joa. LANE,
:. 4. t.. ANBER0,
: C. C. HUBBARD,
, ". F. MuLIoAN,
G. ". BoHANNoS,
Executive Conlmitse
CANP FnT.-Ihe 166th regiment was mustere
, yesterday. There are now 1,546 men In caml
very little sickness prevails, although until yer
recently large numEer Of the men have bee
without blankets. The following Is the roster
the regiment, as far "a announced:
; COMPANY A-Csptain, 1no Turnfson; Fir
Lcutcnanl% Charles Shroyer; Second Lledtenan
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