Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-09
WONDERFUL CURES
EFFECTED By MRS. ). L. ROTH
ROCK, THE METAPHYSICIAN.

She is Treating Between 30 and 40 Pa
tients Per Day, with Unvarying Sue
cess-Mrs. .Jones's Case - Almost I
Miracle.
Mrs. S. L. Rothrock, the metaphy
sician who has been stopping at the
Alturas Hotel during the past two
weeks, is meeting with really won
derful success. The first week she
only treated a dozen patients; bu,
since a week ago to-day the number
has increased rapidly, until she is nov
treating IS to 40 daily. In every
case the patient cneerfully admits be-
ing relieved, while few have beer
cured of long standing complaints.
Mrs. Rothrock has no regular Office
hours. She is always in her room, OF
visiting the sick, or at meals; but
wherever she is, she is ever ready te
attend to the suffering at an instant.
notice.
Last Saturday morning, for in
stance, while she was at her breakfast
NJ. <. Livingston, well.known min
ing man and intimate friend of James
b. Black and John Condron--a crowd
of "unbelievers Of the unbelievers''-
sent word that he was suffering acute
ly, and wished to see her as soon as
possible. She rose instantly, and met
Mr.. Livingston, who had all the pre-
ceding night endured the agonies 81
torturing neuralgia. His face was
much swollen and the pain was severe;
but five minutes after entering her
office he came out smiling with dc
light. His pain gone, soreness in his
face gone, and the swelling reduced
about one half. The boys in the
hotel barroom laughed, and said cit
was his imagination;' but his imme
diate and certain relief was an argu-
ment they could not meet, aud he
walked off in happy triumph, won
dering in his mind show she did it,
--whi Mrs. Rolhrock returned to her
breakfast With an air of amused sat
lsfaction.
Miss Lizzie Haupt, whom every
person in town knows, is still improv-
ing, and last Saturday night was able
to lie upon her back for the first time.
She also touched her feet with her
hands, and the deformity in her limbs
below her knees was straitened-en-
abling her to touch her feet together
for the first time in her life; and the
same night, also for the first time in
her life, she undressed herself for bed,
without assistance.
Miss Lena White, who has been
such sufferer from St. Vitus's Dance,
is pronounced cured from the neck
downward. Occasionally she develops
slight motion of the head, but even
that is rapidly disappearing. Her
many friends who have witnessed the
almost incessant violent jerkings Of
her arms and limbs, and who knew of
her sufferings, are rejoicing with her
in her recovery, aud Miss Lena's
face beams with joy and gladness
She was able to attend church yester-
day for the first time in four months.
Mrs. Rothrock has many interest
ing cases under process Of rapid cure,
some of which will in future, provided
the consent OF the parties is secured,
be given to the public.
ALMOST A MIRACLE.
But probably the most wonderful
cure of all is the following, which has
been the talk of the town for the past
three days. Mr.. Jones can be found
at his counter, corner Of Bullion and
Main streets, in this city, from 8 a. IN.
to p. IN, and from 5 to 8 p. M, and
will cheerfully confirm his written
testimonial. He was formerly a resi-.
dent of the Comstock lode in Virginia
City, New, where the TIMES man first
made his acquaintance, and where he
is known to most public officials and
business men of Lyon and Storey
counties:
For nearly four weeks my wife has
been great sufferer from rheuma
tism, and being unable to end relief
in medical aid, we were advised to
send for Mrs. Rothrock, the Christian
Scientist, who was reported to have
performed some wonderful cures.
l had no faith IN her power to heal
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