The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-15
MODERN RESURRECTION
Miracle that Took Place IN
Our Midst Unknown TO
the Public-The De-
tails in Full.

,oo list come to our knowledge, and
In undoubtedly awaken as much
,n,n,ise and attract as great atten-
.ion 90 il has already in newspaper
oirc ps. The facts are. iris 1y, as
Iallovs. Mr.. VIM A. Cromb'e, a
au, man formerl residing al
g;rno7ngham, suburb of Detroit,
bn a '' now liviI g at PSI M chjgan
anu ann ma in this city, can tIuthfully
AE' VIII he has loOBed into the fu.
ssy yo word and yet returned to this.
luz r9oaresent4tive Of this paper has
a o,yie8ed him upon this import
~ nnt subi-ct, and his experiences are
@na 10 the public for the first
SSime. He said:
81 had been having most peculiar
sonaatjons for long while. My
had felt dull aud heavy; my eye
aight did not seem so clesr as for
merry; my appetite was un certain,
and was unsceOuntsbly tired. LIZ was
an effort to arise in the morning
ond vet [ could not sleep at night.
NV mouth tasted badly, l ha1 a
faint ail.gOne sensation in the pit OF
nv stJmach that food did not
satisfy. while my hands and feet
felt cold and cl 4mmy. was nervous
and irrifable,and lost all enthusiasm,
at times my head would seem to
whirl and my heart palpitated ter
~ihIv. had 10 energy, no ambition.
and T seemed Indifferent of the pre-
sent and though;lesS for the future:
7 tried TO shake the + ellng OF and
persuade myself it was simply
c0Id or little ma aria. But 1t
would not 90. l was determined not
tn give up. ard so tme p sssed along
and az the while [ vas getting
w0rse. It va out this tine that
notjcel | had began l. blost fear
fall by limbs were swollen so
that by p e sing my tipEe S upon
them &c p depgessi,n7 you'd ie
made. 14y face also oegan to en~
large. 8rd continued 10 untli [ c}uid
scarcely see cut O. my eyes. One Of
my friend, describing my appear
snce at hat time, aid: II IS an
animated something, but I should
Ike to know what In this conGi
tion | passed several weeks f the
eStagony."
HFpaliy, one Saturday Mig. the
misery culmiaats0. Nature could
endure no more. I became IRA
tional and apparently iOssnsible
Cold 6 geat gathered Oh my fore
hesd: my eyes became glazed and
my throat ratfltd. | seemed to be
in another sphere and with other
surtoundlcgs / knew nothing of
what occurred around me, although
have since learned II was c2nsid-
- eyed "a death 10y th0se who stood
by. 1t was to me q quiet state,
and yet one Of great agony. [ was
helpless, hopeless, snd pam was my
only companion. | remember try
Ing to see what was beyond me, bat
the mist before my eyes was too
great. | tried TO reason, but l had
lost all power. I felt that it was
death, and realized how terribls it
was. At last the strain upon my
mind gave way and all was a blank.
How long this con tinued I do not
know, but at last / realized the pre-
Senoe of friends and recognized my
mother. l then thought 1t was
earth, but was not certain. I gradu-
ally regained consciousness, how
ever, and the pain lessened. I found
that my friends had, during my IN
consciousness, been giving me pre-.
paratiOn l had never taken before,
and the next day, under the infu-
ence of this treatment, the bloating
began to disappear, and from that
lime on l steadily improved, until
.0-day an SIS well as ever before
70 my life, have no trace of the ter
'lole acute Bright's disease, which
- nearly killed me, aud all through
me wonderful fundamentally of
warmers Safe Cure. 'he remedy
maj oTO1ght me 10 life after Wa
virtually "a another world"
tru have had an unuSal experi.
elce, alr. CT mb.e sad the writer.
Tl2 Ead brew breathleesly listening
10 TIE recital.
Yes, l think I have" was the
:eply, "snd it has been = valuahle
ie>S2A t. ne am cesteip. tho1gb.
mere are tbonfand. Of men and
women at this very rncment who
n~fe The same ailment which
SSne 60 near killing me. and
@sy DO not know it. | beJievs
L.lAey DISEASE is the NEST deceDtive
slgI9le II the world. 1t comes Ike
.-ieI IN the night. It has no GER
AN symptoms, but seems to attack
e~cn one differently. It is quiet,
o-saCherouS, and all the more dan
g ssSSls Il is killing more people
- LAY Than any other one compIsint
:. l mad the power wonJd vars the =
t eo1..e weird against it and urge
E ~ 10 remove it from the svstem
oSIore 1t IS too late.'' : 9 &c IL
Whitehead & Mitchell u p SHe mn o.
Of the Birmingam Feca'ntpra;oop r nero $
lEateEnal visit to this offi t' x pau d
cay, sDd IN the course of AC oon Tes.es-
toned. nS'he was men
~ y knew about MS sickness so,d
c soe editor, "snd his 1emarksb,o S@ ra
ff Vne l had his obituarV, ', aIl if n
~, 9pe and announced in the EN- sri III