Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17

w OnuCEAuL CuECS.
Dr.J. Worthington Stewart, who has been prac-
ticing in this place for a few days past. as q
Healer" curing by touch Of the hand. without
medicine. has called our attention to the follow
ing cases. thst may well put down under the
head Of wonderful" or miracrlous Ofcourse
thai may attend these cures. or the means en-
ployed. The cases to which We allude would
be given in narrative form in this wise:
Mrs. Dodge, wife Of Alpheus Dodge. Of Len
OK. Ohio, has been confined to her bed for over
six years. the latter part Of the time wholly
unable to sit up, even to have the bed changed
She lad been treated for disease of the spine,
and the various disorders peculiar to maternity.
without any relief. Dr. 5. treated her BY the
~mAnipulations he uses. on Friday, the 18th. at
ter which she walked from the bed to the ad-
joining room. with the help of an arm and
using q stick, where she sat at the table to eat
her supper. We saw her next day, when she
walked about the room, assisted as the day be-
iore9 and sat up in . common wooden chair.
and gayea history Of her case. She continues.
up to this time. JulyS 8, to improve, and has since
walked TO the gate and rode in a buggy.
On the 29th, Jasper Baily Of Morgan, Ashta-
bala county Ohio. called to tell US that he had
been 50 deatln his ught ear, for ten years past,
az not to be able TO hear any sounds, and WIKI
in a few weeks the left ear had lost It's power, so.
that be could scarcely distinguish any sound.
He now says be can hear. after one operstionO
a whisper rthe ticking Of . watch with eltAer
Miss SybaI A. Dewey of Cherry Valley. Ohio.
had lost the power Of speech, except In whis-
pers. being unable to utter vowel sounds. Tor
sixteen months past. After one operation. she
was able 70 speak in an ordinary tone Of voice.
in which she told her story to US, on Saturday.
June 18th.
Miss Lucia Case of West Andover. Ohio. has
not been able 10 walk up or down stairs. for a,
year past. After treatment she walked up and
down a long flight Of stairs alone. though when,
she came into town. she had to be car ried up
stairs, at the house of her uncle. u. Caldwell,
Esq, of Jefferson. She is ready TO answer any
inquiries.
L. U. Matthew's Of Austinburg, Ohio. in April
last was taken with ~erysipelas of the eyes, which
produced blindness for four weeks, after which,
till the present time, he was unable 10 bear the
n atural light, End was compelled TO wear Cog
giles continually. On the first Of July. he was
treated by DR.. Stewart; and now sees well. de
has thrown away the goggles, and declares his
sight completely restored, and his eyes have
not felt 50 well for a year, He also wall ans
Wer any inquiries.
Whatever may be the power of DR.. S. to heal
the SICK, or whatever may be the system or
means of treatment. the parties whose names
are gwen. are respectable, and their testimony
is reliable as to the facts-that they were sick.
and are now improved, as Observation-Disclosures
SeBlfneL.
After this week. DR.. Stewart will be found at
No IS Prospect Street, Cleveland. he viii Wis
1t such patients as cannot be brought 10 him. :
July II, 1S67-lt