Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-06
4 MODERN REsuRREcTIoN.
A Miracle That Took Place in Our Midst
Unknown to the PubEc-The Details in

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One of the most remarkable occurrences
ever given 60 the public, which took place
here in cur midst, has Just come to our
knowledge, and will undoubtedly awaken as
much surprise and attract as great attention
IS it has already in newspaper circles. The
facts are bf ely, as follows: MIR. William
A, Crombie, young man formerly residing
st Birmingham, a suburb of Detroit, and
now living at 2S7 Michigan avenue, in this
city, can truthfuliy say that he has looked
into the future world and yet returned to
this. a representative Of this paper has in
teryiewed him upon this important subject.
and his experiences ara given to the world
for the first time He said
" had been having most peculiar seasa.
tions for long While My head felt dull
and heavy; nay eyesieht did not seem so clear
as formerly; my appetite was uncertain, and
1 was unaccountably tired. 1t was an effort
to arise IN the morning, and yet | could not
sleep ct night. My mouth tasted badly;
had faint, sll.gone sensation at the pit of
my stomach that food did rot satisfy, while
my hands sud feet felt cold and clammy. l
was nervous and irritable, and lost all enthu-
siam. At times my head would seem TO
whirl, and nay heart pslpitated terribly. l
had no energy, no ambition, and l seemed
Indifferent Of the present ana thoughtless for
the future. | tried to ahake the feeling off
and persuade myself it was simply cold or
little malaria. But it would not so. l was
determined not to give up. and so time
passed along, and all the while / was getting
worse. Il was about this time thst noticed
had begun to bloat fearfuly. My limbs
were swollen 50 that by pressing my fingers
upon them deep dePr5ssiOns would be made
My face Glso began TO enlarge, and continued
to until / could scarcely see out Of my eyes
One Of my friends, describing my appear.
Rnce at that time, said IT is "a animated
something, but l should like TO know what.
Ia this condition 1 passed several weeks Of
the greatest agony.
Finally, one Saturday night, the misery
culminated. Nature could endure no more,
l became irrational, aud apparently insensi-
Die. Gold sweat gathered OF my forehead f.;
my eyes became slszsd aud my throat ratified.
1 seemed 10 be IN another sphere and with
other surroundings. l knew nothing of what
occurred around me, although l have since
learned IL was considered SIS death by those
who stood by. 1t was TO nae q quiet state,
yet one Of great agony. l vas helpless,
hopeless, Gui pain was NY companion. l re-
member trying 10 sea WlAt W2s beyond me-
but the Iui-J before my eyes vas too great.
! 'r'5d 80 -s.,pE. hut / had lost sll power
! fel5 that + VS. death, snd realized how tex
rlole it Wa A. last the strain upon my
lind gave Ts7, and al was a blank. How
long this c.. i0ued / 30 not know, but at last
/ realized the presence Of friends and recog-
MED ny mother. l then Thought it was
earth, but was not certain. | gradually re-.
gained consciousness, however, aud the pain
lessened. | t0u-d that my friends had dur
ing my NC Consciousness, been giyii lac q
preparation l had never taken bstore, and
the next day, under the i,fleccs Of this
tro2imeut She blca'inE began 90 disappear
and from .h2s tine Oh l STEADILY improved,
until today I am az wsil as ever before in
nay life, have re trace Of the terrible acute
BrigE,'s disease, which 30 nearly killed me.
and aH through the wonderful instrumental
ity Of WaraeJ's Sale Cure. the remedy thst
brought mo 10 lifa alter [ vas virtually in az
ether world"
You have had au unusual experience.
Mr., Crombie, said the writer, who had been
breathlessy listening 30 the recital.
Hes, rainE / have" was the reply,
and 1t has been valuable lesson to me, |
ava certain, though there are thousands of
men ana women Sc this very moment who
have the same aim nt which came so near
killing me, and they 60 not know it. believe
kidney disesze Is the most deceptive trouble in
the world. tt comes like Z thief in the night.
II has 10 certain symptoms, but 81 e Us to 81
tack each or" differently. Il Is quiet, treach-
erous, and al the more dangerous. It is kill
ing more pa pie, to day. than any other one
complaint. If l had the p yer I would warn
the entire w1rli against il and urge them to
remove 1t from the system before it is too
late.
One of the members Of the firm Of White
mead Mitchell, proprietors of the Birming-
ham Eccentric, paid ffstsrnal visit to this
once yesterday, and in the course Of CONVEX
saJion, Mr., Crombie's name was mentioned.
knew about bis sickness" said the edi-
COR, and lis Tema. kable recovery. had