Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-15
A MODERN RESURRECTION
m. mat Took Place in Our Mlas,
Unknown to the PubIie-Tbo '''
Details In Full

coiiie 10 our knowledge and will -,
uouotedly awaken as much surnr,s,
and attra t as great attention 40 !, hs
' already in newspaper circles Th,
iacts are, briefly, as follows: Mr.. yu
nun "A. Cromble, young man for.
nhtriy residing at Birmingham. a snb.
VIZ W Detroit, and now living M os-
hivhiSah Avenue in this CITY oar
tutnluily say that he has looked int
.he future world and yet returned to
,iis; "a representative of this paner
mas interviewed him upon this innnr.
AM suoJect ana his experiences ar.
gwen 10 the public for the first tin,a
He said ''s' TIME
II had been havi.g most pecu,;ar
sensations for a long while. NV head
,eI. uuii ana heavy; my eye-sirht did
not seem so clear AS formerly. INV M.
petite was uncertain and | was np.n
couhtably tired. 1t was an eT,rt ~
arise III the morning and vet / could
not sleep Mt night. NV month ,as,.,d
badly, | had faint all-gone sensation
IN The pit of my stomach that fnnd did
nor satisfy, while my hands and feet
felt cold aud clammy. was nervons
ana irritable, and lost all enthusiasm
Al times my head would seem to
whirl and my heart palpitatpd terribly
h'id no energy, no ambition. and
seemed indifferent of the present and
houghtless for the future. tried to
shake the feeling offand persuade nv.
sell 1t was simply cold or little mn.
iaria. But it would not 90. | was
determined not 10 give up, aud so time
PASSED along and all the while [ was
getting worse. 1t was bout this time
that | noticed / had begun to bloat
fearfuly. My limbs were swollen so
that by pressing my fingers upon them
ueep depressions would be made. NV
lace also began to enlarge, and con-
tlnued to until could scarcely see ont
OF my eyes. One of my friends, de-
scrlolng my appearance at that time. |
said: IN Is an animated SOn2ethtng. but
| should like to know what In this
condition | passed several weeks of the
greatest agony."
FINALLY one Saturday night, the
misery eliminated. Nature could en-
dure no more | became irrution Al |
and apparently insensibe. Cold sweat
gathered on my forehead my eyes be-
came glazed and my throat ratified. | !
seemed to be in another sphere and |
with other surroundings. / knew |
nothing of what occurred around me,
have since learned it was |
as death by those who stood |
by. 1T was to me quiet state, and |
yet one ot great agony. | was help |
less, hopeless and pain was my only |
| remember trying to see |
what was beyond me, but the mist be-
lore my eyes was too great. | tried to .
IItt / ha, Of
felt that it was death, and realized how 1
terrible it was. At last the strain upon
my mind gave way and all was a
blank. How long this continued | I
10 not know, but at last | realized the
presence of friends and recognized my
mother. | then thought il WAS earth,
nut was rot certeain. | gradually re-
gained consciousness, however. and
he pain lessened. l found that my
riends had, during my consciousness, [,
Jeen giving me preparation | had
never taken before, and the next day,
lnder the influence of this treatment,
he blJatlng began to disappear and
rom that time on steadily improved,
Until to-day 1 am as well as ever be-
ore in my life, have no traces of the
errlble acute Bright's disease, which
o nearly killed me, and all through
he wonderful instrumentality of War
ler's Safe Cure, the remedy that
,rought me to life after | was virtually
IL another world"
you have had an unusual expert
nee. Mr. CIR mbie," said the writer
Who had been breathlessly listening to
he recital.
ayes, / think / have" was the re.
,ly, land il has been a valuable les
on to me. | am certain, though,
here are thousands of men and wo-
men mt this very moment who have
he same ailmeut which came so near
.iIling me, and they do not know it. L
,elieve kidney disease is the most de-
eptive trouble in the world. 1t comes
Ike thief in the night. 1t has no
ertain symptoms, but seems to attack !
ach one differently 1t is quiet,
and all the more danger
us. 1t is killing more people to-day
han any other one complaint. If |
lad the power j would warn the en-
ire world against it and urge them to
emove it from the system before 1t is
10 late.n
One of the members Of the firm of !
Whitehead & Mitchell, proprietors of
he Birmingham Eccentric, paid fra
ernal visit to this office yesterday, and
n the course of conversation, Mr..
'rombie's name was mentioned.
II knew about his sickness said 4
he editor, ''and his remarkable re.
overy. j had his obituary all in type
nd announced in the Eccentric that
e could not live until its next issue.
t was certainly most wonderful I
ase." /
Rev. A. r. Bartlett, formerly pastor
f the Nj. f.. Church, at birmingham,
nd now of Schoolcraft, Mich, in re-
ponse To a telegram, replied:
"Mr. w. A. Crombie, was member
my congregation Mt the time of his
ckiless. The prayers OF the church :
ere requested tor him on two difler-
ut occasions. j was with him he
ay he was reported by his physicians
) dying, and consider his recovery
lm0st II miracle" 4
Not one person in million ever
ONES so near death as did Mr.. Crom-
lie and then recover, but the men and
omen whit are drifting toward the
me end, are legion. TO note the
ightest symptoms, to realize their sig
/ ticance and 10 meet them in lime 10y
ne remedy which has been shown to
e most efficient, is duty from which
lere can be no escape. They'are lpr-
mate W no do This; they are on the
ire road to death who neglect IL.
Calico Charlp.'s Ambition. 7
A Naw York telegram To The Gin Il