Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-14

hand upon this figure, she Strengthened out
and dropped the supports she carried and
walked out of the church without the assist
ance of any one.
A REMARKABLE STATEMENT
A Mrs. Howard, of Brooklyn, N. Y,
made this remarkable statement: 81 lost
best eve specialists in the world, without
success; 1 heard of the wonderful cures Of
Father Mollinger, and concluded to
come here. 1 arrived three days
ago, and could not see the light
of day, Father Mollinger prescribed for
me, and to-day I can read" The lady was
given a newspaper, and read from it. Several
other people who saw Mrs. Howard said that
when she came here she had to be led around.
She was willing to make an affidavit to the
effect that she had been blind and had her
sight restored through Father Mollinger.
A young lady by the name of Harrison
living in Lawrenceville said: 81 have been
troubled with a disease OF the hip for several
years. 1 have had many doctors attend me
without avail. 1 could not stand the touch
of any one on my hip. it caused me such ex-
cruciating pain. Four days ago 1 came
here on crutches, and could not dispense
with them. Now, you see, can walk around
without them, and never expect to have to
resort to them again."
Mr. J. j. Dolau, of the Savannah Ne,cs,
said: II had been troubled with indiges-
ton and had been under the treatment of
manv doctors, who did me no good. /
learned OF Father Mollinger's power of
healing, and / came all the way from Geor-
gia to be cured. After spending three days
here, do not experience any OF my former
trouble, and my appetite has been restored"
W. II. McGill, an engineer from Corn.
ing, n. Y, said: "I came here four davs
ago, troubled with rheumatism so badly that
1 could not get around without the assist
ance of crutches. You see me now, and
have not got them." MIR. McGill was able
to navigate apparently as well as person
never afflicted with the dread disease.
SOME OTHER CASES.
A young girl named Mamie Crane, of
Sharon, was affected with poor eyesight.
She said: For long time have been un-
able to read or distinguish anything. My
eyes are all right now and 1 can read" A
newspaper was given ber and she read it
like person who had good sight.
Mrs. B. Hackman, of Teutopolis, Ill,
made the extraordinary assertion that for
ten years she was entirely deaf. She said:
II am not of the same religious belief as
L dbuoI Uut L udO Sf0Ig ldlbu II
him. My friends persuaded me to come |
here as they were cured by him. I came
four days ago and now my hearing is very
good" 1t did not require any loud talking |
TO make Mrs. Hackman hear; ordinary con- |
was perfectly audible to her.
John Thompson, of Louisville, came here |
ind had to be carried on stretcher. He |
aid: up until to-day have not put a foot
IN the ground for five years. Now can
walk about some. 1 am not entirely cured, |
'ut before leave ! expect to be all right"
Hon. John O'Neill said: 1.-TWO years ago
ny daughter suffered from rheumatism of
he heart. Under the advice of DR.. Nc
Aelvy took her from school. Yesterday
ook her to Father Mollinger, and now she
s entirely cured"
Robert McCleare, of Lloydsville, was yes
erday led into the church, blind. He was
ed to the communion rail and laid his hands
lpon it. He then rubbed his eyes, To the
OF all the bystanders his eyes
pened and he beheld the light He jumped
round in an ecstacy of delight; his joy was
lnbounded. He is 26 years of age, and for
4 years has been blind.
The blessing of the people will continue
or three days yet, when they expect to con-
lude the exercises.