The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-13
AmoDERN REsURRECTIoN
4 Miracle that Took PIao. In Our Midst
Unknown to the Pubii'-The De
tniIs I'm IuiI

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| Unknown to the Public-The De
tails In Full.
One Of the most remarkable occurrences
ever given TO the public, which took place
| here ia our midst. has Just come TO our
knowledge aud will undoubtedly awaken
rs much surprise and Attrac, NJ great 81
tantou 40 Il has alrec " IN newspaper cir
Cles. The facts are b. ely rs follow: Mr.
W Ham a. CrOmbie, young man ilrmtr-
! ly residing at Buckingham. suburb Of
| Detroit, aud nov liyirT At PSI Michigan
avenue in this city. can truthiu.ly BAY tlHt
ne has looked INTO the iuture woili ana
vet retained to This. A representative OF
| this paper has interviewed him upua ais
important suriect and his experiences are
given 10 the public for the hrst time. He
said.
II had been having most peculiar sense
lions for a long while, NV head ielt du.
and heavy; INV eyeslght did no seem 50
clear as formerlyi my appetite was uncer'
tain and | was unsccOuntaoly tired. il
was an effort TO arise in the morning, ana
yet | could not sleep ut night. My mouth
tas ted badly, had faint. oil gone re nsa.
ton in the pit OF my stomach that food did
not satisfy, while my hands anu ieet iel'
cold and clsmmy. l was nervous aud IT.
rtatls, anu lost oil enthusiasm. AT times
my head would seem to whirl and my heart
pnlpit ,ted terribly. l lad no energy, no
am Dition, and seemed indifferent OF the
present and thoughtless OF the future. /
tried to shake the fee ling oil and persuade
myself a. was a cold or a little malaria. But
10 would not 90. was determined not to
give up, and 80 time passed along and all
the while | was getting worse. L. WAS
about this time that | noticed | had begun
to bIoat fearlully. My limbs were swollen
30 tnat by pressing my lpgers upon them
deep depressions would be made. Ny face
also began to enlarge, and continued 10
until could scarcely see out oi my eyes.
One OF my friends, describing my appear
ance at that time, said: IL Is an animated
something, but Ishou!d like to know whGi.
In this condition ! passed several weeks
ol the create agonY."
Finally, one Saturday night the misery
eliminated. Nature could endure no more.
/ became irrational ana apparently insen-
sible. Cold sweat gathered on my iore0 cad:
my eyes became glazed aud my throat rat
tied. | seemed TO be in another sphere aud
" it'll other GurrOus diDgs. l knew nothing
Of what occurred around me, Though ]
have since learned il wac considered AS
aea h BY those who stood ov. IL was 10 me
a quiet state, and We, one OF great agony.
was helpless, hopeless and pain was my
only com panion. / remember ing 10
see what was beyond me, but tue mist be-
fore my eyes was too great. i tried to
reason, but / had lost all power. | ieit
tnat IL was death, and realized row terri
n.e 4 MAS. AT last the ttrain upon my
mind gave way aad all was blink. How
long this continued | do not know, but ~
last | realized the presence OF ir,e ds aud
recognized my mCtnUr. l then thought A.
was earth, but was not certain. | gradually
regained consciou mess, however, and the
pain lessened. found that my friends
had during my uncouciousness, beeu Civ
ing mo "A preparation | had never tiken
h. NJ a tfttl IL
ence of this treatment. The boating began
to disapper, ana rom that time on / sfeac-
lily improved, until to-day l sm es well as
ever before in my lite, have no traces OF the
terrible acute BrigEts disc lsa, which SO
neatly killed me, and oil thraugn the won
derful fundamentally OF Wsrner's SAFE
Cure, the remedy that brought M 30 lie
after was virtually in onot lec world F"
You have had an unusurl experience,
Llr. Cromhie," said tle W. ter, who hau
been breath letsly listening to the rectal.
"Yes, l ,hink | have" was the reply,
/" and il has been Il valuable lesson TO me.
AM certain, though, there are thousands
OF men and women ut this very moment
who have the same almeUt which came so
near killing me, and they do not know IL.
] believe kidney disease Is The most deoel-
tive trouble In the world. 1t canes like a
thief In the night. IL mas no certain symp
toms. but seems to attack zach one dtfftr-
emily. IL Is quiet, treachefous, aud ell the
more dangerous. II is killing more people,
{ 1-dsy, than any other one conf lsiut II
| had the power 1 would warn tho entire
world against it and urge them to remove
IL from the ~ stem before 1t is too late"
One OF the members OF the firm OF White
head e Mitchell, proprietors OF the Blrmink'
ham Eccentric, paid IL iratcrnal visit % this
office yesterday, and IN tue course OF con-
versation, Mr.. Crombie's name was men
toned.
~ know about his sickness said the
editor, "aud his remarkable recovery. |
had his obituary all in type and announced
IN the Eccentric that he could not live uu
til its next issue. 1t WAS iinly u most
case"
Rev. A. II. Bartlett, formerly pastor Of
the NJ. Il. Church at Birmingham, and now
OF SCHOOLGIRL, Mich, IN response . ttle-
gram, replied:
" Mr.. w. A. Crombie was a member of
my congregation at the time of his sick
ness The prayers of The church were re-
uuestf d for him on two different occasions.
was with him the day he was reported by
his physician as dying, and cons der his re
covery almost miracle.
Not one person IN n million ever comes so
near death rs did Mr.. Crombie. and then
recover, hut the men and women who are
drifting toward the same end, are legi n.
TO noe the slightest symptoms, - real we
/ heir significance ana 10 meet them in time
by the remedy which has been shown q be
most efficient, IN duty from which there
can be 40 escape. They are fortunats who
do this: they are On the sure road To death
Va ~ upglpcE IT.