The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-14
: MODERN RESURRECTION
. Miracle that Took Place IN
\ Or Our Midst Unknown to
the Public-The De-
tails in Full.

.n.nyise and attract as greaU S''on
su'p 90 If has already in newspaper
e o,1c,e Is The facts are, 'ri' fly, as
en- ,.lSovs: Nr. VIM A. Cromb'e' a
iOllO"' nan fo-nerIs residing at
young In I'm a suburb u Detroit,
BT s now Hvi G at 287 M chlgan
anu ar Tq in this city, can tFuth1uily
AEe hat be has looked into the tu
say ' nror,d and yet re- urn' d to this.
ture we ooS.enta.ive of this paper has
a [e7gy io him upon this import
me- s, hi and his eXFer;ei ces are
AM SUI 70 the rublic Tor the first
55ime. BE said: .oo,,,;or
III 81 had been having most peculiar
uaations for a long while. My
naod feIt dull and heavy; my eye
net net did not seam 50 GEAR as for
n rdsr my appetite was uncertain,
me me- WAS nnsccounlsbly tired. Il was
Al affort to arise in the morning
Al vet 7 could not sleep at night.
sTu month tasted badly, | hal a
faint ail-gone sensation in the PIT OF
I" an stomach that food did not
a n while my hands and feet
cot c3jG and cl4mmy. l was nervous
anS irritable and lost all enthusiasm,
.. times nv head would seem to
Ubirl and my heart palpitsted ter
ribly. had no energy, no smoition,
and | seemed Indifferent OF the pre-
sent and though'leFs for the future;
: tried to shake the f. cling of and
nersusde myself it was simply
roId or q little ma'arja. But 1t
would not 90. l was determined not
tn rive ND. and 20 tine passed along
and all the while 1 was getting
worse. 1t va a'0ut this t1De that
! notice I hsd begun t. bl 'st feat
full My limb. were swollen 40
that by p e.slng my f''ce upon
them dep depression EouId e
made. My face also oegsn to en-
large. snd ,ontinue,i TO until | C uld
scarcely see out my ty.s. One of
my friends, describing my appear
snce at that time. aid: 1T is an
animated something, but L should
ike to know what La this condi
tion l passed several week of the
greatestagony."
nFinaliy, one Saturday night the
misery culmiustej. Mature could
endure no more. / became ira
tiOnal and apparently i0st nsib!e
Cold eat gathered on my FORE
hesd: my eyes became glazed ard
nv throat ratified. L esned 90 tee
IN another sphere and WITH other
suryoundlu gs | knew nothing of
what occurred around me, although
have since iearned Is Taa 'nsld-
cred a3 dsaJl ~ thJte WAC stood
by. 1t was TO me a quiet state,
anu yet one of great agony. wss
helpless, hopeless, snd pan was my
only companion. | remembr try
ing to see what was beyond ne, bat
the mist before my eyes was tee
great. | tried TO reason, but l hal
loSt all power. l felt that it wa
death, and realized how terrible it
was. At last the strain upon my
mind gave way and all was a blank.
How ng this continued l do not
know, but at lass realized the pre-
sence Of friends and recognized my
mother. | then thought 1t was
earth, but was not certain. I gradu-
ally regained consciousness, how
ever, and the pain lessened. l found
that my friends had, during my m
consciousness, been giving me pre-.
paratiOn l had never taken before,
and the next day, under the infu-
ence of this treatment, the blcatine
began to disappear, and from tina,
lime on l steadily improved, until
Today am as well as ever before
IN my life, have no trace of the ter
'io!e acute Bright's disease, which
50 nearly killed me, and all through
the wonderful fundamentally OF
Warmers Safe Cure. the remedy
mat brought me TO life after | wae
virtually in another wurld.'
You have had an unuSa! expert
ence, Mr.. CrL mbie "sald the writer
Who had beel breathlessly listening
10 the recital.
Yes, l think l have" was tie
reply, "and it has been a valuable
lesson to me am cettsiu, though
mere dre thousand of men auC
women at this very moment whe
ndVe The same silment which
sme 90 near killing me, and
seeV 90 not know it. [ bslievs
Aluney disease is the most deceptiye
|ouoie IN the world. 1t comes Ike
tnieI IN the night. 1t has no Ger.
san symptoms, but seems to attack
cn one differently, IL In nuiet
Eeacherous, and all the mora dan.
selSus. 1t is killing more people
11o.1dSy,5han any other one conpls Gprt
IL IL naa sne power would war; ths
entfe world against II snd r sas
6 5aTor 20 :, remove 81 10y. it from the system
One OF the members Of N. g..
Whitehead & MITCHELL. nr u1 IL ~ o.
OF the Birmingam Ecoantprop rietors
i 9s visit to this office v ps,a
asy, and in the course of cor yes.ef'
toned. e was men
IN u knew about his sickness 3. cot,
cns editor, fand his remarIsb,.s s ~
tvre l had his obituary Al, 10 :,
pe ana announced in the Ell ~, II
ns T .a .s ne could not live until It'll ~
V [At issue. It vas certainly . MT IL
rev. A. R. Bsr,latt TO-,
m iI'Ut Oh the N. E. Church. st s 81!