The Cecil Whig., 1884-02-09
A MODERN RESURRECTION.
Miracle that Took Place III our Midst
u known 10 The Publlc-1hc
Details in Full
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come to our knowledge aud vii, undoubt.
edly awaken as much surprise aud attract
as great attention as it has already in
newspaper circles. The facts are. briefly,
as follows: Mr. William \. Gro nil. a
young man formerly residing at Birming-
ham, suburb OF Detroit, and now living
at 2Si Michigan Avenue in this city, can
| truthtnlly say that he has looked into the
future world and vet returned to this. \
representative of this paper has inter
viewed him upon this important subject
and his experiences are given to the pub
lie for the first time. He said
Il had been having most peculiar SEN
sations for a long while. My head felt
dull and heavy; my eyesight Gid rot seem
SO clear as formerly; my appeti, was un-
certain and | was unaccountably tired.
1t was an effort to arise in the morning.
and yet could not sleep at night. My
mouth tasted badly had faint all
gone sensation in the pit of my stomach
that food did not satisfy. while my hands
and feet felt cold and clammy. | was
nervous and irritable, and lost al cnthu-
siasm. At times my head would SEEM to
whirl and my heart palpitated terribly.
| had no energy, no ambition. and seem.
ed Indifferent of the present and thought
less for the future. | tried to shake the
feeling off and persuade my<cl: il was
simply cold or a little malaria. Bat it
would not go. | was determined not to
give up, and so time passed along and all
the while | was getting worse. It was
abont this time that noticed la? he
gun to boat iearfnlly. My limbs were
swollen SO that by pressing my fingers
upon them deep depressiGnS would lie
made. Ny face also began "a enlarge,
ana c"utrlej t. until could acaryeh
see out ri III! eyes. one al uir tllrit>.
descending nay appearance At r',at time.
sald: ''H l. an animated Nonrthi,.g, hni
should like /" know whag In 1niS con.
diIisn | passed several weeks of tie
greatest agony.
"Finally. one Saturday night. the mis-
cry culminated. Nature could endure no
more. became Irrational af,i apparent
ly insensble. Cold sweat gathered ON
my forehead; my eyes bsc lme glazed and
my throat ratified. | seemed to be in an
other sphere and with other surround.
lngs. | knew nothing of what occurred
around NE. although have ince learned
1t was considered as death 10y these Who
stood by. 1t was to me a quiet state. and
yet one o: great agony. ! was, helpless,
hopeless and pain was my only conpan-
lon. remember trying t& see What WAS
beyond me, but the mist before INV ewes
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 bank How !,,tl:. this
continued do not know. hut az last
realized the presence of friends an rec.
ognized my mother. then Thought il
W rs earth. but was rot certain. ,rad-
ually Iegained consciousness, however.
and the pain les~ened. found that my
friends had, during my uacot:scion>ne>s.
been giving me preparation ! had ncvrr
taken before, and the next day. undcr
the intience Of this treatment. the hIoa;-
ing began t" disappear. and from that
time on steadily improved, until to day
| am as we'll as ever before in my life:
have no traces Of 1Ee trll.ble acute
Bright'S disease. which So heal, k,il,,i
me, aud all Though the wonderful in
strumentality of Warner SAFE Cure, the
remedy that brought me to lie after /
was virtually i'll another world"
'Gou have had al unusual experiences
MIR. Cr"mbie. said Tie "iitcr. who had
been breathlesAly listening to the recital
YES, think have. was he irIly
''a"d ii las been a Valuable lesson :. me.
| am certain, though there are thousands
OF men ana womcm al this very moment
| who have the same ailmeut which came
81 near killing me. and they do not know
It, believe kidney disease is the moss
deceptive trouble in the world. 1t comes
like thief in the night. |. has 10 Ger
tain Syptoms, but seems to attack each
one differently. 1t is quiet, t,caciIerollS,
and AL the more dangerous 1t is killing
more people to-day than any other one
complaint. If had the power ,,uui,l
warn the entire world against it AMI urge
them to remove it flom the sN>tcm be
fore it is too late
One Of the members of the firm OF
Whitehead K Mitchell. rroPiet"!s Of the
Birmingham Ercentric, paid Il tr;,terual
visit TO this Ctfice Yesterday, and in the
course Of conversation. Mr. Crnmbi.' 5
name was mentioned.
81 knew about his sickness. " said the
editor. land his remarkable recovery.
had his obituary all in type, and annnun-
ced in the EccenfJic that he could not live
until its next issue. 1T was certainly a
most wonderful case
Rev. A. r. Bartlett, formerly pastor of
the NJ. Z. Church, at Birmingham, and
now Of Scboolcraft. Micb.. in res ponse to
a telegram, replied:
Mr.. w. \. Crnmbie was member
OF my congregation a. the time Of his
sickness. The prayers OF tie church wel
requested for him on two different coca.
sions. | WAS with him the d Y lie was
reported by his physicians as dying, and
consider his recovery almost 4 miracle. =
Not one person in million even comes
SO near death as did Mr.. Com bic aud then
recover, but the men and women who
are drifting toward the same end. al,
legion. To note the slightest symptoms,
to realize their significance and to meet
them in time by the remedy which las
been shown to be most efficient Is Il duty y
from which there can be no escaIc They
are fortunate who do this: they are OF
the sure road to death who neglect it.
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Peaches
There will be no pcachc, this year
by the way. Frost killed them all
Every last solitary peach" the mau OF