Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-24

A PECULIAR GIFT.
A New pos Is of Msgn etism and the F. ats
He Performs.
Minneapolis Tribune.


Minneapolis Tribune.
In this era of quacks people are apt to look
with doubt upon all who claim a power of
| magnetic cure, AID to regard the usual testi-
monials of such as very cheap stock in trade.
When person comes not from abroad but
right from home, and brings testimonials
signed by men of acknowledged standing in
the community, his representations are enti-
tied to credit. Capt. Ammi Cutter has been
known in this section tor twenty-five years,
having been one of the early pioneers to Min
| nesota. At his home in Anoka and among his
acquaintance in st. Paul and Minnea polls, he
has for some time exercised d peculiar gift of
magnetism with excellent results, performing
some cures which were really extraordinary
DE has now decided to exercise t'at gift more
generally. and to this end will be established
at the Windsor hotel pariors. in this city, Tues
days and Wednesdays, in ST. Paul Thursdays
and Fridays, and at Anoka Saturdays and Sun
days, with office hours in IBIS city from 10 to
IL, and from to 4. In testimony of his pow
eTs TO cure 81 rheumatic and neuralgic COM
plants, nervous prostration and similar trou-
bles, he publishes the foIloH ing selections from
number of equally strong testimonials:
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. 81, 1880.
1t Is with great pleasure that hereby certi-
~ TO the magnetic treatment of Capt, Cutter,
and the wonderful effect that it had in my case.
In the month of January, 1880, slipping on the
walk spra!ned my knee. The limb was en-
titely useless, circulation ceased and il grew
so weak that could not even make the leas.
motion with it, but dragged it like Iifeless
part of my body. This lasted for over six months
when through the advice of friend consulted
Capt.. Gutter. The first application he made
was crowned with good effect; the blood COM
menced to circulate little, and in the course
OF not more than six weeks l was SO perfectly
cured that could throw away my crutches,
and even without the help Of cane can walk
Just as we'll as ever. Praise sufficient cannot be
given to the pbilanthropical assistance Mr..
Gutter rendered me and great many others,
ana there Is no case TO my knowledge whenever
his treatment did not give immediate relief.
D. B. FINCH,
Of Albrecht, Lanpher & Finch wholesale hats,
caps and furs.
ST. PAUL, Oct. 81, 1880.
take great pleasure in adding my testimony
to the statement of my brother, and consider
the cure performed as quite wonderful.
GEORGE r FINCH,
OF Auerbach, Finch. Culbertson & Co.
know ID. b. Finch and knew of his lame
ness, and take pleasure in saying that his
statements are always reliable and trust
worthy.
Albert Scheffer, cashier Dawson bank
X. Warner, of Lindekes Warner & Schur-
meier.
VIM. B. Dean, J. r. Nicols, of Nicols, Dean
Co., wholesale hardware.
VIM. Dawson, mayor.
Charming Seabury, of O. Gotzian & Co..
wholesale boots and shoes.
ANoKA, Oct. 90, 1850.
have been afflicted with neuralgia the last
seven years. Was completely Frustrated SIX
months tefore coming to Minnesota. After
arriving here did not receive any benefit un-
til placed myself under Capt Cutters treat
melt when m q few yuaayr' .1l b.
get out and attend to basiness, and have re-
NAMED so ever since, nearly three years. When
suffering acute pain have been relieved more
by his treatment in five minutes time than by
any other remedies ever tried, and have
been under the care of some of the best phy ST.
clans In the State. 2. j. WOODBURY..
ANoKA. Mimi, Oct q, 1880.
hereby certify that am personally ac-
qualnted with the above named p. J. Wood
bury, and know HIM to be a worthy citizen.
and his statements entitled to full credit.
HIRAM THORNTON,
Judge OF Probate, Auoka county, Mimi.
ANoKA, Oct. 20, 1880.
have been afflicted with the liver complaint
for about two years, and for the last eight
months prior to Aug. Is had lost my health,
mesh and appetite, and l could not lay upon
either side. For the last three mouths prior
to Aug. 15 was under physicians charge.
and at first received little Temporary relief.
self under Capt. A. Cutters treatment. In a
few hours not to exceed twelve, could lie on
either side. My appetite came back, and now
Iconsider myself completely cured
MRS. M. r. GAGE
ANoKA, Mimi, Oct. 20, 1880.
hereby certify that / am personally ac-
quainted with the above named Mrs. Gage.
and know her to be lady entitled to credit.
HIRAM THoRToN,
Judge of Probate, Anoka county. Mimi.
ST. PAUL. Oct. 81, 1880.
l very cheerfully state that sometime in
February last, 1 was suffering intensely from
neuralgia of the head, when Capt. Cutter in
duced me to put his hands upon the brain, and
almost instantly the pain was relieved, and in
few minutes longer it had entirely gone. The
effect was wonderful, and take great pleasure
in Recommending the captain to the afflicted,
az bis magnetic powers are astonishipgly strong.
The late Dr.. Post treated 10 several years ago,
but Capt. Gutter has much greater power,
many times stronger than the late DR. P.
JOHN A. WEIDE,
Firm OF J. A. Weide & Co.
His Office hours in ST. Paul will be at the
Commercial Hotel parlors, Seventh street, near
jackson. from 10 to IL, and 1 to 4, Thursday
and Friday each week