The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-01
A Wonderful Woman

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Where Does Her Power Come From!
The visits Of Mrs. Wallace, the faith
healer of Evansville, to Jasper. for
the past two months, have been the SUD-
iect OF much quiet comment among the
people, and the large number or patients
who flocked to see her cachvisit ana those
composed Of the very best citizens, mas
been a source Of wonderment to most OF
the citizens OF Jasper. At first most OF
the talk in regard to her treatment was
of skepticsl nature, but as so many re-
putable citizens visited her roc ms at the
Phenix Hotel, and came away claiming
to be benfited, the talk changed from one
of levity to tone of wonderment. All
the time OF her visit last here, Oh August
cath, the COURIER was invited to see
some OF those who were trusting to the
"faith cure" as exemplifed by her, and
knowing the surprise and doubts er'
pressed by many was nothing lotn To-
accept the invitation.
AT the time of tho visit, $3.50 in the|
morning, there were waiting In the motel
hallway about dozen ladies and gentle.
men. who, like farmers taking grist to-
mill. had TO take their time to see Mrs.
Wallace, in the order in which they ar
rived. All seemed cheerful, and content
to await their turn.
The first intervie wed by the COURIER
was Mrs. Belle DeBruler, an estimable
widow lady. who is we'll known to most
citizens of Boone and Madison town.
ships. and whom most Of her anxious
friends thought had consumption. She
was asked IL she had any objections TO
statiug for the public through the CoUR'
TER the results Of her treatment 0y Mre:
I Wallace. She replied, Certainly not;
am very glad l visited Mrs. Wallace, aud
think others might be benefited" She
> then made the following statement:
! IL live in Madison township"
, "How long have you been sick e
Z About eighteen months. / had sew
. eral phvsicisns who informed me that
: was suffering from general debility, out
. their treatment failed to help me, and
was running down physically, until
was too weak 10 get around much, and
Q had lost all appetite. l visited Mrs
' Wallace upon her first visit 10 Jasper, IN
Q ,July. and am glad l did so, as now, after
: two months treatment aud two visits,
have improved in health and spirits, en-
3 Joy good appetite, and believe l sm OF
ia
q ment, without medicine, OF MIS- wal
lace. can now do my own WORK
r whereas had not been able 10 work DO
fore for over year. :,
i "BELLE III DEBRULER."
The next person interviewed was MI
J. John T.. Weikel, q young farmer oi hsr
l. bison township, who had brought hi
II sister to see Mrs. Wallace. but had at mrs
il no confidence in her treatment, until D
s. saw the. benefit to his sister. lie said
r II live near Haysville. | have bee
IT sick for year with stomach disease, tha
y kent me from work, and | could %
tol nothing without 1t giving me pain attel
al wards. have visited Mrs. Wallace, tn
"a faith healer, at Jasper Nv ice, and she hs
cured nv trouble, while two physician
ID who treated me TOR it, failed to give N
be anv help. have been able TO eat an!
II. .Ithing wanted and TO work with
~ yI,hreshing machine since seeing Mr.
st Wallace. while before that was not a6
ed to " ork At all. She gave me no med
ry cine, whatever. -, :,
ill "JOHN L. WEIkEL.
ar The next one TO make statement W
he Mr.. Fred SciiTert, middle aged Germs
'p. farmer, living about two miles east
hei i1aysville, and owning q good fart
ey Hc IA a regular old.country Germa
ne who cannot read English at all, but WI
has the confidence OF his neigh0ors.
60 said:
ed IL have had lame back, ! suppoo
On from some affection Of my kidneys,
his over year, so IL plowed one day
IN. would have 10 lay up the next; and II
ed walked I had TO be careful how l ste
NJ bed, for II I got Jared from stepping
be uneven ground 1t pained me greatly.
9TH tried several things for kidneys, ,
'ys without doing any good. visited M
. . Wallace, the faith healer, at jasper,
sed the 4th Of August, and again on the q
I'd of August, and now feel perfec
old souud. aud can get around and do
Brs. work without pain. How she did u
ing don't know, for che gave no medici
ell but she has cured me.
rife "FREDERfCH SEIFFERT.
he Such testimonials ss these, aud th
'gle are many others who would testify
rat same way IL desired, will certainly
in people to thinking, and wondering
the age OF miracles is about to DC
any storcd, The COURIER gives them to
raadinr public to ponder over, and 10
up main sway IL any one thinks II possil
Of or to give tho physiological and psyc
logical reasons which produce the
8 lie fects described. for II Is certainly m
over pleasant to be cured Of ills without 70
icine than with-notwithstanding st
=. Ipersons demand "cart load" Of ar