The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14
A MODERN RESURRECTION.
A Miracle that Took Place In Our Midst
Unknown To the Pubiic--The. De
tails In Full.

Unknown To the Pubttc--The. De
tailsin full.
One Of the most remarkable occurrences
ever given TO the public. which ,ck I l.ci
here IN our midsi. has just come our
knowledge and Will unu"uOledly nsasrn
as much surprise anu attract ns ggeat A.
tent,on as IL has already III newspaper ",r.
dis. The TAFT, are Dri, fly rs follow: Mr..
" II am ii, Crombie, young man fJrm.r-
ly residing ut BIr rninpABm n snpurO Of
Detroit, and now living AZ 2oI Michigan
avenue III this city, can truthiu say tlht
ne has looked rtJt the iuture wOili nuu
Vt retained To mis-. \ reprssen.a IL ivs "i
this paper bas interviewed him up'- us
in porant sut &C. and his eS, crlehccs are
given the publiC 'OF tue nrsG tlht. nS
said
Il had been having mot peculiar scnsr-
tions for Ii Ling whl. NV head cit dull
and heavy; mv O. oslItt III mt steiN -
clear ss 'ornelly; my hppr t. Whs uucei-
tain and | Was unsccouittHly urea. IL
was Nh effort to ars' IL t1e morning, atu
VT cpul nct steep st mgh' Ny mouth
IA, "a BABY. j lad u iatnt. IL gone se usa'
ton IN the pit OF my stomach thbt Iood dih
NOT satisfy, while INV hands aud ioet lei
O. rnd {, mmy. l " .s nervous and II
rtitl., ara hst al enthusiasm. At tunes
my mead wOul seem to wGirl and my heart
paip Il d terribly. | usd no eLeray, NO
am plIOu, and | seemed indifferent OF the
present ard though less OF the future.
tried 10 shake the ie, ling on and persuade
myself L. WAS cold Or u II tie milacli. But
lt wnul not 10. was determined not 20
give up, aud SO ime passed ding aud al
the wnls Was CITING worse. L. was
about this Time III { | noticed / hsd beg
10 boat tcariullr. Ny LIMBS were swollen
so tuat by pressing NV hnSrrs urol them
deep depression Hou i o9 mata. Wy 'act
al.o btgau TO 81 lt,Gp, snd coEti1uyd t.
uLt could scarcely sie out u my yes.
Oue o. my friends, Gcscribing u7 upgs..-
aace 81 that time, said: / y an "nin.a.ed
somr,hlpg, SUI sADU llfr 'kuoT VIA
In this c)nJitoa | passed seTeiol "esEs
of the grog,v ag nv"
Flu ", Gue Sstu'dav night The n 'sery
orim;nuted. Mature coll sndGrr no more.
| became lTrstiOuAl alI appare tlg lnscn-
sit L.. Cold sweat vt 'eI'i on my iore'p2d;
my eyes brGtR'r Gliaad and my throat rat
tied. | seemed 10 b. in an ltr sphere and
aith other su.rUu, dIrEs. | knew nothing
Of what occurred around Lc Il hOugA |
have sirco rrnr0 " was considered es
death by tG9s WAC stO Il by. H. was to me
a quiet stat, and W. one OF great sguny,
[ was htl lsss, hOp'l-ss and pain 8 my
OF ' con pauDn. | remember try ing To
sea what wss beyond M, ou the mist be-
fore NV ewes was to great | t?itd 10
=
tlnt Il was Gearh, and reaiized how t-rri-
ole ii was. AT last the str IN uDnn my
nina gave way AID all was I'll ,nk. How
long this continued | DO not h"ow, but AT
last | real ed the presence OF friends and
recognized my mt tner. L theh thought it
was earth, but was not certain. gradually
regained consciousness, however. and the
pain lessened. | found tnat my friends
had, during my uuconciousness, been Civ
ing me u preparation [ had never ken
before, and the next day, under the intlu
encs of this treatment the blostins began
to disapper aad from that time on | stead
ily improved, unit ! To-day | am as well as
ever before in my lite, have 30 traces OF the
terrible acute Bright's disease, which SO
nearly kill cd me, and all through the won
derful ins,rumentaluy OF Warmers Safe
after was virtually in another world
"You have had an unusual experience,
Alr. Crom hie," said the W, t-r, who had
been oreutulsssly list sning to the rec |.
"Yes, think 1 have" WAS the rely,
aud it has been veluabls lesson TO m-.
am certain, though, there are thousaUds
of men aud women ut this very momet
who have the same al nebt which came SO
near killing me, and they do not know it.
believe kidney disease is the most decep-
tive trouble In the world. 1t c"mes ks
thief in the night. 4. has no certain symr-
toms. but seems to att ick tach one DIFF r
emily. 1t is quiet, treachsrous, and . ii the
more dangerous. 1t is killing more peu, H.
t day, tnan any other one CONF lAint Ii
had the power | woult warn the entire
VOL against it and urge them to remove
it from tle $, stem be.ure 1t is too t :"
One ot the members of the firm OF Whits-
head & Mitchell, proprletors o. the B rmipg-
ha m Eccentric, paid a iraternaI visit } this
office yesterday, and IN tIe course OF Cou-
versation, Mr.. Crombie's name was men
toned.
~ know about his Sickness" said the
editor, land his remarkable recovery. |
had his obi usry sll in type and aunpInc Il |
D the Eccentric tnst he cAu d not live Iu-
til its nexL issue. 1t was cert iinly most |
case"
Rev. A. r. Bartlett, formerly pastor Of
5ae NJ. Il. Church at Birmingham, snd nnF :
ot Schot lsraf, Mich, IN resp ynse to a tel
gram, replied
"Mr. w. A. Crombie was member OF
ny congregation BIT the time of MS sick.
less. Ine prayers of the church were re-
luested for him on two different occasions.
was with him the day ne wa reported by
lis physician as dying, and consider his rs-
,overy almost a Miracle"
Not one person IN q million ever comes so
lear death as did MIR. Urombie and then
ecOver, but tle men and women who are
lrifting toward the same end, are les,i n.
10 nois the slightest symptoms. to real ze
heir significance ana 10 IN, ct them in tine
" the remedy which has been shown t b.
most efficient. is q duty from which there
an be no escape. They are fortun,te who
10 this: they are en- the sure roadko death
rho neglect it.