, 1877-01-28
THAT MIRACULOUS CURE.
Mrs. Robinson Tells the Story OF
Her Restoration to
Health.


| Ing Appllcanon OF a LIVING IoA1-
mand and It's Immediate
pa,,,1+c
Hnu She Ene}t and praYed. and Arose
uho1o .cu,o,,;,,r and
""'Ae, eP.e
NalKlns.
-J- ra+ .,a,r
~Ao 0"1 ~A'A1
the Doubters.
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TIE Rev. Arthur Mitchell startled the gu
a{euce at the MONDAY prayer-meet:nc last Tues
day nv citing marvellous case of answer to
PRAYER That gcntlcplau's story .ras to the CT
fect that n lady in this cjty who was afflicted
with n rnost snvcrc stroke Of paralysis had, in
d;rcct answer to her nravcrs. been made whole.
Some natural doubt. of course, arose in many
minds.-not as to the pentle1nan's veracity, but
rather as to the idea that . miracle should
happen in this nineteenth century,
when nearly everybody supposcs, or
did sunnose until then, that the
age Of miracles vas nast and zone Mr.. Mitch
eli o,so stated tn a rcnorter fnr THE TRIBUNE
that hc would in duc time tell him where to
find the snbfcct Of this most marvellous cure
and that he would then ret the story from ho.
own Inns. The only reason Alr. Mitchell had
for not disclosing the 1ady's name and residence
at that time was TINT she was at present suffer-
iur from the effects of fall on the ice received
about two months ago, and she was
fearful TINT she would be made
worse hr tbc n,sb of ca1riosity-scckcrs
.;1, aIs,,., na,.,- -, - 1,a.,, hor etor,.
who would probably hock IN 10 near hef s.oss'
The reporter heard yesterday, however all lie
desired to know, and last eycringl,c called upon
thc lady shortly after tea. and submits to the
~aoda~s ~ T,ur. Tn,nn>r
fe'uefe VI LIE AAino~h
THE STATEMENT SHE HAD TO MAIZE
as 1t came from her own lips. Out OF respect to
for cvnrcssc,, wish not tn nub1ish the number of
1o- r.s;ao,,co c st,t,, rcet thc ar snn}y
A.' .ssls. ,a ~ ~ 1ans*to A. r,h;n.
states tHat Htr Ha1ue IS -h1s eaue@te 1'A' 1'"D'i
son. and that she lives on State street not very
far from Van Ruren, with her son, a gentleman
IN t1a amn1ov n; onc f the railroads in this city,
Mrs pahinson wss feeling quite well for an
Invalid last evening, although she IS eon1pe1lea
to keep her bed. As she progressed in the fol-
lowing narrative, and gradually c:nnc to the
,,,s;e ~ hor story hcr fccc lit nm will, mn ex-
et4s4o - ~ o'~1' Ao 80 49,. .oo1 ,r,,
preston Oh tne '"os' ie,'ia icl1ou' .sa 49,.
any one could see that her THANKS TO dou came
dee u from her heart.
s.rhod fo,1 ;, ao;a chm s,f, aro,,st 1877.
hau la", s.ao sns .a - ~ .o.a' ~
"hlle getuns OH OIL st'ecs-e@l'' LUG tc-
suit Of this fall was severe stroke
of paralysis. from which I suffered
for scren Ione Years. Nv whole left side was
'-r.., ~ 80 fu;o,,.3, ..:1 ,,,,,-.:.o;o,s 3D.
parai5zeo. auo ns ii'c''oe anu P''' e1a"e aa
yised me to make trip to the country to see
that would hare any influence on NE. The doc
tors had all given ,nc up, and told me I here was
no hope for me- Everything had b. en done
that medical :id and advice could sugge st. DR..
D., 4, Cotton. was my attending physic ian, and
he had for his counsel Drs. Slipman, Luddle,
and others. NV Jaws were set SO tig 1t that
they had to be pricll open with cork a. bout an
eighth of an inch thick, and all the food took
had 10 take In nquid form through IT, tube
Wcll, as
,tr PHYSICIANS SAID THEY COULD DO o.guNG
MORE FOR ME-,
went East. as thry advised me to CO.
went to stay with some relatives at Riga, H. T,
small town near Rochester. nv gclerai
health raned, but nv paralysis did not gain. N.Y.
rcnt about the same. being Obliged to get
aro,,nd With a crutch aud cane. rot 30 bett CT,
and no worse aud didn't doctor anY, as be
nhvsirjans said there was no use In i, But
shortly inter nv arrival there, saw physician.
~ Cro;r ,hjul.inr r. 1vae hardly nnssihlo he