The daily gazette., 1883-01-17
wOxDERYUL CuREs.
The KensvoIent work Of .sssveath Son
ea a seventh son.

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An item Appeared 10 the Pysss few days
ago relating 70 some remarkable eurea
effected ln Troy and the vicinity By Andrew
Coran. slze seventh SOS Of she seventh son,
who IL employed Is isbop er al ten shillings
peg day "a the spike factory at the Albany
and Rensselaer, Iron and steel works One
of the city papers here also alluded 70
Coran's cures, and since that time facts
have come to light which prove tnat CorAn
IL 3 very remarkable man. Henry b.
Thomas Is = wealthy manufacturer, aud
conducts q large factory In eonnec-
ton with the Beuden Iron Com
pany. He suffered terribly for years
from rheumatism, and be considered him
self very fortunate II be passed whole
m0nth without being confined 10 bis bed Tor
few days. Inaumerable remedies 70 re-
lieve him we're rasOrted 10. but with III sue
cess. This was several years ago. Thomas
was finally induced to submit to CorAn's
treatment but be had no faith 10 the latter's
ability to cure him. Coran saw him but
once when he rubbed him gently with bis
bare hands. When leaving Coran said
a'Mr Thomas, sou will feel better To-
morrow you WlH be stEll better the next
dsy on the third day you will be well.
Coran Predictions we're fully verified and
from that iay 20 this Mr.. Thomas has not
suffered In tise leAs. from rheumatism.
DIsoBgDIEST PATIENT.
But stflI more remarkable case is that
Of Mrs. Mary Fogsrty, whose husband Ia
employed in the Bessemer Steel Works.
She was I terrible sufferer, and often was
compelled TO keep her bed for weeks at
time. Conan cured her In one visit, but
told her that if she ever visited certain
place which be named the disease would
surely return. Mrs. Fogarty promised
obedience, but lady friend 70 whom she
had related the story ''of her recovery, and
who scoffed At Goran and his cure, attempted
in many ways TO induce Mrs. Fogarty
70 visit the forbidden spot. Fer
long time the friend was unsuccessful, but
finally Mrs. Fogarty accompanied the lady
70 the place without knowing IL, aud three
days later she Was In bed again and unable
10 move. Coran was again called 20 see
her, and she emphatieaiiy denied the truth
Of Corau's charge that she had been 10 the
place he forbade her 70 visit. Denial Is
useless" said Corsn. "You could have
contracted return Of your ailmeut in no
other way. Mrs Fogarty then admitted
that she had spoken falsely. She was again
cured aud has not been troubled since.
Joseph W. Smart, q wealthy paper manu-
ieNEAfCif am 'ti9 ApStAENnh man Lar
great faith In Coran, because be claims TO
have personal knowledge Of many eurea
effected by Coran. Mr.. smart has q friend
IN New York city, whose name he will not
make public, who has suffered terribly from
rheumatism for years. For long time Mr..
smart has sought to induce Coran To ae-
company him TO New York, offering him as
high as 81 600 In case Of his efecting e cure.
But Coran refuses 10 leave the city or TO
take money for any services TO the sick.
Mr. Smart said to-day that he proposes, as
coon as his friend in New York Is able 20 be
moved, to have him brought 10 Troy for
treatment.
Many other remarkable cures by CorAn
could be cited. The fact that he persistently
refuses pay for services cazses many To he
lieve In him who would otherwise be crsdu-
lous.