The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-09-30
MEXICAN MIRACLES.
The Extraordinary Powers Of g
Young Senorita.
All sorts OF Physical Affections nt...i,..
by Her Supernatural Innu-
Miraculous Per
fOrmances.

Teresa Urea. the eightecu-vcar-.r
daughter of well-tO-cbp parents. y,L,f..
been astonishing the inhabitaut, OH.
native state with miraculous p.rr,r..
anccs for many months, Is still a. gy..r.
Saws 4 Sonora correspondent 81 th,. N,-..
York sun. and in such way tnsf
sponsiblc persons, whose tale. arpt.t..
credited. shake their heads and say il rs
certainly very curious. Old Don I.v,..
the girls father, n practical and 1.r.....
hacienda proprietor, Is not happy ~ Ola.
notoricty brought upon the famil- A,
the same time he cannot help himself
Teresa began her strange actiau~tg
awakening her parents one uiluirN.
many months ago, with pitiabl, grYa.
and lamentations. The terrified u.l
folks tumb blcd ont Of bed and hur-...
into the adjoining room. Tcrr.a ia.
formed them that she was suit ring.
great agony Of spirit" but That
soon as the cock should crow thrio.....
would bc relieved. She had ~pa~a-
and went into a trance that lasted rl..r.
teen days Her parents though Deer
dead and were preparing for The frur-a.
when she revived and recovered. Iu.
mediatclv after this she began 20 Deer
D.
of hands 4 lame woman was hrr r.-,.
case This becoming rapidly ga--lp-.
about. the lame, blind and pth-rn...
ailing began u arrive in crowds. walk
ing on their knees a. soon as they ..lla-
in sight Of the house, and r.rit.a,
PRAYERS and calling the young laus ta-
holy maiden.
Don Tomas. the father, began q, ta.a.
il had gone far enough, and said ra.
phaticallv that the nonscnse must rrs-.
..You may say what you pleas, papa
said Teresa. but you viii ~rr. b.. aa.
by. that il j. not nonsense And ri.
Immediately started in u give him
proof Of her powers in mind reading
The old gentleman WAS quite upset amt
had no more 10 say. Teresa, Therefore
continues in the good work.
The authorities have thought it worth
while 10 investigate. and the result b. d
report signed by Scnors Iibur.lD b..
ouer Parada. Castro and Amparau al.
OF whom are The opposite Of ~uprr.t.-
tions. According L. what they have
| discovered Miss I rrca has cured m8r.
| than three hundred sufferers from a..
| kinds of complaints The Mrs-au-.
| especially the men. arr rather given o.
| Scoffing at such manifestations one
| incrrdulous individual NAMED jose
! Parades laughed in the young gir ,
| face. whercupon, - SAYS the report.
she slipped out Of her body and stood
before him for an instant in double
form. both shapes being pcrreptihlc o.
him. Parades rubbed his eyes and Ala
hair rose on end.
| What did you see?' asked Teresa.
| Nothing" he stammered. That is
it was an optical illusion But be- "as
converted. And so Teresa keep, on
She is a tall, slender girl with ,ma.
features, a melancholy glance, and moo.
est manners. She has but moderat-
education, and is disposed 70 preach
faith and good works.
| The hacienda Of her father j. >iXty
miles from Alamos, between the laqu
and the Mayo. And there all day long
and day after day, in the eternal sum
mcr sunlight Of that land, the crowd o
sufferers come walking on their knee
and droning their prayers and beseech
ing the holy maiden" And Irre,.
meets them with benign self-conhdenc
and bids them be well and depart !.
peace. Something very curious ahol
it," say the sHeptical, and shrug the.
| shoulders.