The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-15

sources had been exhausted and that they
could do nothing. Then all hopes efrecov-
cry was abandoned and kind friends came
to look upon the patient as likely to be sum-
moned from life at any moment. But his
still persistently chung to the body, and In
spite Of the absence ,of physical force the
mind remained clear and unclouded nndthe
faculties acute.
On the night of Wednesday, Aug. 9th,
the patient was lifted as usual from and to
the bed by her husband and an assistant,
and 1t was noticed that she appeared more
animated than usual in her convt rsation.
The said that she had been thinking great
deal upon
THE WORK OF THE SAVIOUR
in healing the sick, and wondering why peo-
pie could not be healed now as then. She
had been praying to God to relieve her in
firmities, and it seemed as though an an
swer to her prayers was impending. Sud-
denly she became aware Of the presence of
srRASGE AND UNUSUAL INFLUENCES.
First there was II feeling of intense cold
ness, which set her in q SILVER and which
alarmed her husband, who was in the
room. He was unable to perceive anything
unusual. Hardly had this sensation SUBJ
sided when m cntirel, opposite one was ex-
perenccu, the room seeming 10 DC sudden
y niieu as Mrs sherman expressed IL,
with current of hot air." She affirmed
that she next distinctly heard voice which
replied in answer TO the prayers that her
'"''h was n"' strong ohe 'n"aru'y prayed
lord, nELP Tuou MY uNDELiEr,"
and soon became conscious of returning
S"'"B'"' ono 'hen anu 'hcrc
AROSE FROM the BED,
aPp,oaol',u "nu ;,Wakcheu ncr nusDanu ana
. IN, wa. ''ic Loru iiau nSaieu her'
nc ,anily wassca'ied up, ana all were as
consisted anu o,erJoyen Nv me remarkable
occurrenue' MIS- sherman walked an
| .,loush 'ne house, anu inc remainder OF
Guy e,' m"o optn. ~ .nc ,nen'ocrs ol inc
d., =" ', ~ sic ii,ilac'o "nu "on-
uciins Il. 'hc 'rahsi0rmatioh whicn tney
to church, the story having in the mean
slmc spread Ike wildhre through the town.
Inc church was crowded. and after few
words from inc pastor, Mrs. sherman took
!he puipit anu stood for over an honr tell
Ing 10 tue wondering congregation
THE sr nv or IN, n.,,vpr.xc,
ana praising God for the cure he had
wrought. The next day Mr. and Mrs.
tam, ,n,y, arJ r,,,,o;ro,, ai, H.
| "iie seeming 10 DC almost wholly restored
q. -, i'o"''n' ouhuay' september oti, Mrs
Shoilnan was seen h' church ny our IN
lorn,ants anu III ,ncir nearing told her re-
l'arhaD'e s.o,y' QUO Iurther sald that since
'ne iiisn. oi ner cure she had 1eit no Oaii
""ate'er. PREVIOUS 10 That time, her vi
oient SICK headaches had been OF almost
weekly occurrence, but now they had en-
had returned. with the eyccnt;on of sii1b
nerseii ent'reiy cureu; ohe was not con
i,heu 10 inc Deu NJ an, out walked aDou
'he mouse lreely. anu RODE out daily.
-, guy a,So s"iu ''"' Oh inc preceding FIJI
way sue '"u
A SECOND VISIT FROM THE LORD,
and ,ho, sho hand .,o ~ .u..
nnor tor ,n .,oah .'.t sum Wy. cai'ins
aroa,a.;o ~, ~; onaM ~ '"e SISTERS oi 'he con
r. ,o .,, T., go ~ u.ss, unu u urg'
ouotad ,,nssn N ~. W.. mo''Iy .hinss. ON
said hod ' basr ;J;a ,nu nio,c "hlcn sn'
nrnsscd her dotorn,na,;on " nu., i am. ~. w
ma;ndor Of har liz ia Gu. ~ 'psnu 'ne re
evor sho m;ah, ho oaiio W" 'ei'''e' ""e'
s"' 'e''
THE APPEARANCE OF THE WOMAN
,.,u.
,.'' iiahihs .lese su'.c"iehts Is dcscribc'
ccy tne eye'M'hesses as having peen per
10y e"i.n .'hu ra''onai' WIN not the ieas
n uenGe ~ inu,cate tha' mere was any MAJ
aro ,ha ~ n u, manuellhs vi .ne lhinu. ouci
49,, os t',u a .,.ntIa uonIec.eu WIN I'M