Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-29
Communicated
a WONDERFUL CASE SUCCESS.
FULLY TREATED.
The Case Of An sinai ~ Diagnosed BY
mr. n lDu~Aonafne

EDITOR SENTINEL: On my arrival
here I found DR.. Hazlett at the head.
DIR. Bowman st the foot, and Billy
WOODBURY. holding the ellie of this
very rich and very sick Chinaman.
Billy was weeping bitterly, as Ali Shat
had taken a great fancy TO Tim, and
admitted him into full fellowship of
the great ring of money changers.
DIR. IT. seemed conscious that the
case would prove fatal, but could not
make a diagnosis. and DR.. L. had no
conception of the case whatever. In
giving a history of the case, Dr. II. in
formed me that great wealth had
caused the patient. although a China
man, to aspire to high honors, and.
notwithstanding his nativity and being
a resident of California. where he had
two magnificent palaces. he had come
to this State to run for office. The idea
had become so a.l-absorbing that he
thought it had resulted in acute mono
mania. but was no; certain, and Hr. Il.
concurred. THAT was what he stood
there for.l
Having been summoned in consulta-
ton and invited 10 make a thorough
examination. found in the p~erspira-
ton large quantity of fine dust. which.
by the aid of Sutro's magic lantern.
proved to be country rock from the
Comstock. The patient was weak.
maniac man, apparently suffering
from congestion of all internal organs,
and by ralpation, auscultation, insrec-
ton. m~enSuration, percussion and SUI
cussion. found in his brain phreniti>,
in his heart myocarditis. in his lungs
pneurnonitiS. in his liver hepatitis. i'll
his kidneys nephriti>. and in his bow
els enteritiS. all caused by this dust
and other like moral irritants. shook
my head and gave my opinion that so
much of disease had never existed in
one system before. and that the pa
ten; could no; possibly live beyond the
November fro>ts. His attending ply
si5ianS seemed incapable of compre-
hending the case and stood in stupid
reverie. Billy. sobbing bitterly. asked
if nothing could be done. | then,
for the first time in life. con-
sen!ed TO exercise an art which.
though conscious of possessing.
| never thought it proper 10 bring in
itCtNc. Iltlc WIS MI Nliti. Ntitti
thirteen millions, and his cue holder.
dying Of diseases before men
toned. and the other dying of grief. l
took Billy one side and toli him what
/ never told before: That | was 4 sor-
cerer! a magician, That could rams
fer the sou of his friend to ANYBODY
he might select. lie jumped at the
idea; told me he knew where the body
of The Nevada Republican party MAS
in the hands Of spectators who had
sold its soul two years ago, and now
held its body for sale to the highest
bidder. He was also haI Ply that it
looked like his friend All Shat. and All
Shat looked like it. The body was Sc
cured, and the transfer made by a pro-
cess only known to the black arts: aud
now Billy'> friend is walking in this.
to him, new body. having full control
of all its members. Every part moves
freely AT his will. no part being in the
least independent. Great is the power
Of magic. Respectfully submitted,
DIR. Is. ONESErTER,
Physician 20 his ROYAL Highness.
Emper Norton lst. United States of
America.
WinnenIucca. Sept. %, 1874.