Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-02-14
A MODERN REsTRRECTION.
1 srlrneie that TooE Place In our Midst
Unknown to the Pnblle-Ths
Details I'm Fuil-
tDctroit Free Prcss1

- tDcfroit Free Prcss.l
one OF the mos remarkable occurrences
ever given to the public, which took place
here in our midst, has just come 70 our
knowledge and will undoubtedly awaken
a. much surprise snd attract as great at
tlrtio- a. Il has sl-eads in newspaper
circles The facts are, briefly, as follows:
Mr.. William A. Crombse, a young man
formerly residing at Birmingham, a suburb
Of Detroit, and now living az =. AicEiEan
Avenue in this city. can truthiuily say tua.
n, las looked inf5 the future world and YET
returned 10 this. 4 representative II this
paper has interviewed him upon this i'm
portant subjec. and his experiences are
riFen 70 the public for the first time de
said:
~ hsd been hsying most reeuliat sehss,,,
tibns flif fcuE Nhiie' Nv he59 ieit cuii
and hessy; ms eteSisht dt nos seem -
clear aS formerly, my appetite was uncet-
tain and I was unaccountally tired II
-v-s sr, eFort a. sriss IN the morning and
vet could not sleep at night Ly .'''Hth
tasted badly, had a faint all-gOne senSa-
tion in the pit OF my stomach that ipod ala
not satisfy, while my hands and ieet ieit
cold and clanlmy. ] -xas nervous ana irri-
table. and lost ali enthusiasm. AT times
my head would en- tpwbiri and my heart
palpitated terribly I had nc energy, no
hmiitirn. and \ s-efnsa Indifferent OF the
present and th0ughtless fur tie futtrc.
tiled 70 shake the feeling OF and pursuaae
myself q was simply cold or a htiie ma
laria- But il wouid nSt 3" 1-s-l. was a-.sI.
mined not 10 give up, and 50 time pAasou
along and all the while l was getting worse.
Il was abOu. this time that ! noticed had
begun to blOat fearfully. Ny limbs were
swollen so that by pressing mT Ringers
upon them deep depre-sions would &c
made. Nv face also legan 70 enlarge, and
continued 10 uatil could scarcely sse cut
of nv er~s. One Of my friends, cescTll-
Ing my appearsnce a. that tiT,.s, said: 70
Il an animated sofaefhiHg, but ! should like
70 know what In this condition pa.s.d
several weeks of ne greatest ssony.
/" "Finsily, oue Saturday nigh. the misery
rnlminatsdi Nature cs-ild endure NJ more
I became irtstioa4f and apparently tnseTisl-
ble- Cola sSrest gathered on ny forehead;
nv etes bocams glazed and my throat
raftled I seemed . be in another sphere
and with other surrounding 1 knew
no.hiux OF what occurred around M, al
though / have since learned II was con-
siderel as death by those u:lo stood by:
II ,raS 70 me ; quiet state, and yer one OF
great agony. was helpless, hopeless, and
pain was my only companion remem-
Der trying 20 see what was beyond me- but
the mis-. before my Eyes was tco great. 1
tried to reassn, hut | had lost all power.
felt that IL vas death. and realized now
terrible it ~as4 A. last the strain upon
nv mind gavs sar end ell Was blank.
How long this eontinred do not know,
but at last Irealized the Presence o. friends
and recognized nv mother l then thought
IL was earth, but was not certain graft
uaily rcEained consciousness. however. and
the pain lessenei- found that nay friends
had, during my unconscioiSness, Tea XIV
ing me preparation / had never .ak-n Be-
fore, and the next day, uuder the influence
Of this treatment, the blonfing began 10
disappear and from that time on 4 steadily
improved. until to-day Az as well as ever
teiore in my lie, have no traces OF the
terrible acute Brishi's disease, which 50
nearly killed me, and ali through the Won
dcrful instrumentaF OF Warmers SAFE
Curr, the remedy thai brought me 10 lie
after ! was virtually in another world"
"Y0u have hal al unusual eKperiencs,
Mr.. Crombier said the writer who had
becn breathl SLY listening % ths recital
- Yes. / think I haze, Tss the reply,
Sand il mas been valuable lesson 80 ME.
I ! am certain, though, there are thou sands
/ OF men AMI women at this very moment
I who have the same ailment which cam 50
near killing me, and they do not know l.
believe kidney disease Is the most dec caT-
/ tive trouble in the world l. GENES Ike 4
thief in the night Il has no certain symp-
/ TOMS but seems 70 attack each one diner-
Il
more dangerous. 1: is killing more people,
! to-day. than any other one complaint IL
[ l had the power I would warn tie entire
world a-aias, IL and urge them tc remove
| IL from the system before Il j. too lste-n
/ One Of the mefn5ers OF the arm Of Whi,r-
Z heal & Mitchell, proPrirtors OF the BIT
/ minsham EcceHfrfc, paid n frafernal visit
/ 10 this Office yesterday, and IN the course
/ OF conversation, Mr.. Croulbie's name was
mentioned.
81 knew about his Sickness" said tho
editor. and his remarkable recovery
had his obituary al IN pc and announce
I in the EcceHfFic tba. be could not live ant
/ its nrxt issCE- Il was certainly Z most
wonderful case"
I Rev. A T. Bartlett. former pastor %
/ the N. +. Church. az Bi' miughsfn, aud 'l1yE
| OF ~choolcraft, Mich, IN response 10 a tele-
/ gram, replied:
Nr. ". A. Crombie was a member of
nv congregation a. the time Of his sick
I ness. The prayers of the church were re-
questei for him on two different occnsions-
l / was with him the day he was reported 10y
his rhysiciens rs diving. and consi-er hi-
/ recovery almost Z miracle"
| Not one person in n million ever comes
I 50 near dea'h - did Mr.. Cronbie and then
recover. but th- mn ald women who are
drifiias towar the same end arc legion.
/ To note the slightest symptoms. 70 re1lizs
! their significance and 10 meet them IN time
! by the remedy which has been shown 70 L.
mos. efficient. is duy from which there
/ can Be no escape. Thry are fortunate who
I do this. thet are On he sure roai % death
who neglect IL
Way are very young dudes like very
| new whoafs Both are too green 70 trash
Chicago TImes.