Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-28
A MODEM RESURRECTION.
A Miracle that TOnk Place In our
Midst Unknown 10 the Public
The Details In Full.

A Miracle that TOuk Place In Oul
Midst Unknown 10 the Public
The Details In Full.
Detroit Free Press.
One of the most remarkable occurren
Cos ever given 70 the public, which tool
place here In our midst, has just COM
to our knowledge and will undoubtedl,
awaken az much surprise and attrac
as great attention AZ it has already IL
newspaper circles. The facts are, brief
ly. as follows Mr.. William A. Crom
bic. Young man formerly residing a
Birmingham, a suburb OF Detroit, and
now living at 2S7 Michian Avenue il
this city, can truthfully say that he ha,
looked into the future world and ye,
returned to this. A representative Of
this paper has interviewed him upon
this important subject, and his expert
ences are given TO the public for the
tirst time. He said
had been having most peculiar
sensations for long while My head
felt dull and heavy my eyesight did
not seem 80 clear as formerly ; my appe-
tite was uncertain and ! was unac.
countably tired. 1t was an effort to
arise in the morning and yet ! could
not sleep at night. My mouth tasted
most badly, had II faint all.gcne sen.
sation in the pit of my stomach that
food did not satisfy, while my hands
aud feet felt cold and clammy. was
nervous and irritable, and lost al! en-
thusiasm. AT times my head would
seem to whirl and my heart palpitated
terribly. had no energy, no ambition,
and seemed Indifferent of the present
and thoughtless for the future. | tried
to shake the feeling off and persuade
myselft was simply cold or little
malaria. But it would not 60. was
determined not to give up, ami SO time
passed along and all the while ! was
getting worse. 1t was about this time
that noticed had begun to bloat fear
fully. My limbs were swollen 80 that
by pressing my fingers upon them deep
depressions would be made. My face
also began to enlarge, and continued to
until ! could scarcely see out Of my
eyes. One OF my friends, describing
my appearance at that time, said 1T
is an animated something, but should
like to know what In this condition
l passed several weeks of the greatest
agony
-" Finally, one Saturday night, the
misery eliminated. Nature could en-
dure no more. became irrational and
apparently insensible. 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 moth
ing of what occurred around me, al
though have since learned IL was con-
sidered as death by those who stood by.
1t was to me IA quiet state, and yet one
of great agony. was helpless, hope
less and pain was my only companion.
| remember trying to see what was be-
yond me, but the mist before my eyes
was too great. tried to reason, but !
had lost all power. felt that it was
death, and realized how terrible it was.
At last the strain upon my mind gave
way and all was a blank. How long
this continued do not know, but at
last realized the presence Of friends
and recognized my mother. then
thought it was earth, but was not GER
tain. ! gradually regained conscious
ness, however, and the pain lessened.
| found that my friends had, during
my unconsciOusness, been giving me d |
| had never taken before,
and the next day, under the influence
Of this treatment, the bloating began to
disappear and from that time on stead |
lily improved, until to-day am AZ well
Is ever before in my life, have no
traces of the terrible acute Bright's
disease, which 80 n. arly killed me, and
Ill through the wonderful instrument
tality of Warmers Safe Cure, the reme-
ly that brought me to life after was
virtually in another world"
"You have had an unusual ex-
,erience, Mr.. Crom bic, 'said the writer,
, no had been breathlessly listening to
he recital.
Yes, think ! have, was the reply,
: and it has been a valuable lesson to
ne. | am certain, though, there are
of men and women at this
cry moment who have the same all
1ent which came 80 near killing me,
nd they do not know it. | believe
idney disease is the most deceptive
rouble in the world. 1t comes like "A
hief in the night. 1t has no certain :
but seems to attack each one q
differently. 1t is quiet, treacherous, u
nd all the more dangerous. 1t is kill. H.
~ more people, to-day, than any other g
ne complaint. III had the power | r
you'd warn the entire world against il $
nd urge them to remove 1t from the
ystem before it Is too late.
One of the members of the firm of n
Whitehead and Mitchell, proprietors Of II
be Birmingham Eccentric, paid fra 81
.rnal visit to this office yesterday, and y,
! the course of conversation, Mr.. CrOm- /,
les name was mentioned. N
" knew about his sickness, said the n
Liitor, "and his remarkable recovery. q
had his obituary all in type, and an i
Ounced in the Eccentric that he could II
OF live until its next issue. 1t was Il
,rtainly most wonderful case. u
Rev. A. II. Bartlett, formerly pastor "
the M. E. Church, at Birmingham, :"
nd now of Schoolcraft, Mich, in re- p
,once to telegram, replied +
"Mr. w. A. Crombie was a member
my congregation at the time of his ,s
ckness. The prayers of the church
ere requested for him on two different -
.casiol,s. | was with him the day he n
as reported by his physicians as dy- Y
e, and consider his recovery almost
iracle."
Not one person in a million ever
mes so near death as did Mr.. CrOnhie
I'd then recover, but the men and wo- a,
EN- who are drifting toward the same -
I'd. are legion. To note the slightest II
to realize their significance G.
I'd to meet them in time by the RENE ri
which has been shown to be most ~
icient, is q duty from which there .
II be no escape. They are fortunate V,
no do this they are on the sure road
death who neglect it, I'll
So
You can get oysters in any style or
Mt to any part Of the city at Dolan's,
D. 6 West Third street. =,