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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-27

Dritte Warb-am BHsntli6en SauIe bea
patrif s. Wartin In bsiasttr briitsn Barp.
TanIcm Sopnibp Diirift.
Yin ber Dale brs gia6IalIss tss 5bpmas
5pbnlfun in @ilpaufie.
Stparins 9rpuf 5Spnibip Dilfrift.
am S9ulbaus In bsiustsm SOpnlbip.
Srutt 5cwnlbip Diifrift.
slm SrtsI bss gBiQiam {. Smitb In bslastsn
SVpnibip.
SCRANTON CITY Dilirifts.
Grife Warb, Grifr Dilhift-sIm grilfoI Saus
III bsiaster 1. gBsrp.
Grfs 8ars, 3psiter DiRrift -gn grpmass's
Shubfcrs, 425 On Marfst SiraBt
Grlfe Warp, Drittsr Diilrift-glm transppr
tablsn @jsbduee nabe Der 9de ppn Nprb Dlair
apsnus unb parfer Strabe,
3peits @arb, Grfter Difrift-am Nrmpry
@ebSupe ber 50. 3 an q. Main Wpenue
3wsits gBaro, 3psitsr Dilfrift-am Saul
ees Scbn Sapfs in beiasier Warp.
3peite Warb, Dritter Di1rift -slm trans,
pprtablsn @ebGuer an 81 Warfet Straes, nab,
Der @fs ppn Oidipn apenur.
3peite Barb, 8itrttr Dilirift-@m 5auI
hes Scbn Gimliu, an Der lIblidsn Gde por
| Sriu Npenuf unp 0rffn Sfrdbe.
3peits Warp, Sumter Diifrift-am trans-
pprtabIen @ebGupe bel pesr nabe benz pfsntliber
Sbulbaus an perrp &penue.
Dritte @arb, Grar Dilrift-am SauIe tss
5. s. 6lpnn In btlagtfr 3. Uare.
Sritte Warb, .3weter Dilirift-@m transppr.
tatIen @sbGupe nabe Guids Sctsl.
8ierts @arb, Grfer Dilrift 4 Vim transppr.
tabIsn @sbGute, giprb Wain aptnus unb Sad
pn Straef in telaser Uart.
gisrte Warb 3psiter Dilfrift-am trans
pcrtdben @fbdube an gicrb Wiain Npsnue nab!
Der @fe ppn Spstlanb Strabe.
8ierte Warp, Sritter DiIfrist-glm transpcr-
tablsn @ebGube Gdt @artielb Ape. unb prirtfr,
Yierts Warb. gierisr Dilfrift-9lm Stprs bss
q. s. Wayc, 37t Nprp yinspln apsnue.
5. @arb, I. Dif-an aIpnmann 9lair's
Office in beiagter Warb.
5 98are, .. Diit-Nm TRANSPORTATION ge-
b6ues, Gds Main Asenue unb Walbburn CTR.
5. 8art, 3. Sif-Nm Sptsl bss Geo. gB
GYanS. 1910 @aibburn Snabs
5 gSarb, A. 0ilf-glm transportation &c.
taubr, Gdt IA. unb arapsmy Strabsn.
0aro 1. Dit-sm Sauis bss .. gclten
tn bsIagtsr 9Baro.
6. @ars, Q. Dilf-gm Saufs bsr }rau @ar-
sarst NeDpuousb.
I. Ware, 1. SiIt-glm Sauls bts Sobn U.
atlly Sifli6e Ssite ber Gapuuit apenue.
7. @are, 2. Dtf-glm Saufs hes Spbu o.
Dpnnea, Wnrral Strabe.
Z. Warb, 3. Dif-2m Sauie bfs .. 9B. 9Binr
ter, iiibli6e Gde Der @appuis Ape. uno Neipf.
8 gBarb, 1 .DiTf Sim 9afHein @sbGubs, ale
Mulier;immtr bss 6orslf Saus ssbraudt an
Spruu Srabs, In btiastsr g8arb.
8. Barb, 2. Din -slm @stdube bsfannt als
a26 Spruee Strabe
8. gBare, 1. Bif-Nm transportation @s.
biues Der psfiten Seiie Der Npams Apenut,
nabe etr Gde ppn 9neen Straef.
8. gBarp, Q. Diif-Am transportation &C.
bGuts, Eltliben Ssits Der Aeams @psnus, nabs
Der @de ppn SIipt Strabf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-27
NttfStpn.

-Ssrr William 8eufer bon Susbes'
totpn unb SRI. WabeI SdmaIs bon Samps
ton tpurben AM 9onneritas Gbenb se'
traut.
- Der in benz Mount 2opfout 8pbs
lentperf su @somins perIsste GbarIes
Jlub 1T seftOrben. gr mar 42 Sabre
alt unb binterIdbt cine @ittpe nit feds
2inbern.
= Sdon tpieber bat in benz Wt. 2oof,
out aobIeniperf bel Mpomins cine Cas-
erpIofon am Samitas 9lbenb Elm 0fen'
fdenIeben seforbert, nsmIid bas bpr
Sobn 8oied.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-27
Glmburif Borough Diifrift.
@m Uiftntlitsn Sbulbaus in bslas. 9prpust


}sa SOpnibip Diarifts.
Grfr Diifrift-sm Goal grppf SGulbaua
In bsiastem 5opnibip.
!3wsitsr DiFrift-slm SimpIon S6ulbaus
In bsiastsm 5opnlbip.
Driftsr Difirift-am Glintpn S6ubaus IN
tsiastsm SOwnibip.
@lsnburn Borough Dtifrift.
Vim Saa SGuIbaus IN briastem Borough.
gOulbsbOrp Borough Dilrift.
gm S&ulbaus In tsIastsm Borough.
@resnTelb 3cpnfbip Sifrift.
am @rsnTslb 5cpnbaus In belaa. 5ppnip
9sffsricn Scpnibip Diifrift.
an benz ale &sb Saf bsfannten S6uIbaus II
bsiastsm 3cpnibip.
Sermyn Borough Diifrift.
Grne @arb-slm Saufs hes pstsr Ditmurr
Norb Drain Strabf, In bslastem Borough.
3peite gBarb-Am borough G5fbGues, al
3psiter @ptnue, IN btiastem Borough.
Dritts Warb-@ @m Sauis bee Sames 3imIiu
Sdt " unb Srlts Strv tn bsilstem Borough.
eadapanna 1opnitip Dinrifte.
Ipb DiIrift-an Der Salls bss Scbn 6
Davis, Drain Ctr, In belaettm Di1rift.
Glib Dilfrift-@n Der 9atber Watbsp Dale
In bslagtem Siib Dilrifi.
Sf Diihtft-glm epfus Central Sptsl, nabl
br 3. & 8. Sabnlfafion, In tsiaasm Din.
Wsf Dilhift-Am Sffenti6sn S6ultaas IN
bsiasttn Wtf Difrift.
Norboif Dilirift-glm Sault bss gtrilfian
Samts in belastem Dilfrift.
Sabpsif Diifrift-am TRANSPORTATION Sc.
hhuhs THe Apat,, MIaka -. L..
iasRn Siiepsf Difrift.
9aplume Borough Dihrift.
I'm S6uIbaus in bsiasism Borough.
esbisb 5cpnibip Dilfrift.
am pine Grove S6ulbaus in bsias. Sppni.
Dlabilon Sppnlbip Diiirift.
slm StprsssbGube bss CHARLES NUad in BE-
lasism Gcpnibip.
NayFsIb Borough Difrift.
am S6ulbaus tn bsiasism Borough.
gtpton Supnibip Diifriit.
gm Ban Sidls 5aus In bsiastm sppnIp.
Tprb abinston Sopnibip Diiirift.
sn Der Sffes son 8. @. 8raneis In bsias-
tenn Gctpnibip.
OIb 5Orss 5cpnIbip DiNrifte.
Griftr Diltrift am transportation @tb6uts,
bas aufssiftlt pirb an Der fiewsf Gds rsr
S6ulbauslst an br Ulfli6en Srtr Der Saupt.
ifrabt Stpii6sn Scranton unb yittstpn.
3ptittr Diifrift-slm 9aufs bts s. @. ifebr
In bfiastsm 5opnlbip.
Dritttr Diifrift-am Np. S@ulbaus In
btIasem GopnIbip.
0isrtsr Di1rift -9lm Siere hes Sebn ".
@upp In bsiastfm 2ppuibip.
Slypbant Borough Diifriftr.
Grft Warb-am @ebGuet bss patrid Spr>
ban In btiasttr rfsn Warp.
3psite Warb-Am Sctel hes Wm. Mabon
In bslaetsr ;psitsn SBars.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-27
Nie GIm gIarf 3ird,s fpu am l;

= Sie @Im 8arf &irde fol- am II.
DECEMBER einseipeibt tperben.
s6- Deutf9s 2aIenbsr fiir 1894, bic
beutide 2ibrarp unb Seimatb unb Srsmbs
3u baben Bel 6. o. Seufsr. If
- 9urd ben 9lnfauf bon aftien baben
bic 8anberbiItS bon Neip Yorf, bic aud,
bic 81. s. 6. 8abn eisnen, einen fontrol'
Iirenben GinfIub auf bic o. 8. & 80.
8abn erlanst.
- Serr Sobn S. @enter unb SRI.
Inna 3eibIer, 9odter beS Serrn 2orens
3eibler, tpurben Wlitttpod Ibenb in Der
8ions &ir&e burd Serrn gafOr 3iseI'
mann setraut.
sd- Seine muiifaliide Snitruments
sisener Smportation 25 Brossnt bigiser
aIs ie supOr. 6. Sdimpff, 3l7 2ada'
ipanna Ipenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-27

a@ 2ieblins ber Sausfrarsn =
8illsburp'S 8eit-b berfauft Bel Sreb. s.
Dibmuper. $50 2ada. Goe.
Serr @m. S. 2ieisI unb Srau rsi'
fen Isbten 9onneritas mad @bicaso.
= Das 8Ieiberesiddft bon ". 8osnsr
1T bonn S6eriff sei6IORen iporbsn.
DaS SoteI bon Dpsn 8oonep su
SanbIins brannte am Samitas nisber.
s% 9ie befen WlsEsri6miebipaarsr
iinb su baben Bel @ebriber SeIton, 301
Spruce Strabe.
= SIM Sriibiabre fol- 2adaipanne
abenue Der 8anssn 2dnse mad Elm DUp'
pelseleiie erbalten.
-Serr SObn 8. 8eiblsr rsiit bisiei
Donnerita8 tpieber mad isinsr SeimatI
in st. SOiepb, Wo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-27

NO. Seinitss SaIatOI beim Mab Bel
Wibmaper.
= Gaem anideine mad ipirb bic Or.
Belt in ben @ruben pabrenb bes @inters
neun Stunben taelid umfaiisn. Die
3obIenpOrrdtbe iinb 70 siemIid aIent.
baIbsn eridbpft unb bon ibsrag trefen
srbbere 8efteIunsen Elm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-27

Wile8' NerSens nno 3ebers 8illcn
pirten nad einem nenen Hrin,ip; ie orbnen
Geber, Masen unb @eodrme ourd Die Rerben
Gine nsue gntoeduus Or Miles' 4ilIen BET.
len @a1enIeiosn lbeIu Geidmad. untbdtee
9eber. Sdmorrbooen, gerfopfuns Ohne
@leiden fur Wdnner. 8rauen nno Siuoer, Sie
fIeinitsn, miIoefeu unb ideriten 9ilIsn. so
Soien 25 6. 9roben umionft bel allen apo.
tbefern.
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Tarms IN perfaufem.

3wei 5arms In SsHsrlpn SsipnIbip = bic
cine t60 @dsr, ppppn 60 glder fultipirt NIT gu
tenn Saus, Shsuer, Sbfsartsn, Auslls am
Saas une Bad purb's eane.
Die anbere t20 Adsr, 60 fultipirt NIT 9utsin
Saus, S6fusr, Sbifsartsn etc. 9Sallsr wis
ptsn.
3u rfrassn bel 6ranf &aui&massr, Nonnt
Cobb q. g., Qada. So. ABA
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2(ntbraeitc SSamsSSereim.

Die iabrli&e gsriammuns unb gBatI Der
Ssamten fir bic antbraeits 8au- unb 4nlsibe-
@slsalbaft BON Serantpu, pa.. fuptt lfatt am
Monlas, ben 80. Sftobsr, BON 8 bis 93 llbr, In
benz gsrlammIuneslpfal, sol 9sbar Npenus.
42,2 3. 8. 3isgIsL Stfrttar.
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Sarl &ellermtann,
Serret, S6nciScr. /.
G20 Nrppf Giraffe

Meinen usrtben sunoen dur an1sise bab i'd
eBt einen biblhen 8orratb bon Suden uno
Stpffe fhr Serbft' uno @inter.anji9e empfan.
gen babe uuo in anbetradt Der pretdren Sc.
lb iftsla8e iebr biIlig perarbelte.
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stabt= nnb Sdlnlitenern, 1893.

Durb 9elGIuB ess Stabtratbss II bic ;3abI-
unssfriit fir bic liSbhl6su Stsusrn bic gum 1.
9iopsmbtr pbns Strafaufi@las ssrIaptsn nor
ben. Aar nah ssnannttm Datum unbsablteH
Srusrn pnfallsn einsm Strafau ffbas ron 5
grOjsnt uup Gin prppnt fir isptn Wcnat ipd-
ter bis btsablt. q. q. Sroofs,
42,2 StaetlHaBmsifn.
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Serl0itOt.

aasnten. I'M unien aussstudblten unS ab9e'
bdrteien BaumiduIuorratb 1u pertanfen. Biele
tpesielen 8arietdten in 8riihten uno Seltrall'
den, bic uur bon uns 5u be5ieben ttno. aDlr
sablen Gommliion ODER Salatr. 8ebeu aus
fhlieblites Serritorium uno 5ablen po1enflid).
S6reibt iufort an uns uno ii6ert sn9 Elm gllfes
@rbeitsfeio. @ebr. @ap, 8aumdusbetser,
24,20u 8fodefter, q o.
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Sudff On @efhdftianna Z

Sine ursae3eidnsts @eIsssnbeit fur beutfte
@idnner unb 6rauen, Die fidj Elm sut5abIenoss
Sanpt. coer @sbenseiddft sriinOen ipolsn
$40 bis 500 per Wpnat gdrantirt. Hdberts
onrt Or. S6oop, 30. fl Waiu CTR &aeine,
Bisconfn. 10
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S6uier uub 2pt$

In suItiepsusn Steilsn Spn Tunmtore unb
pstsrsbura ,u Ssrfaufen. ltsbr preiis unS
3sfalitGten aiebt ausfunft perm. gSabIsrs, IT,"
Grove Strabs, Dunmprs. Wlebree efr plaBt
miiTsn untsbinst lufprt Serfauft psresn uno
(jub Iebr bilIia ,u baben.
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Su Derfaufen.

Cine biibI6s 9auIpt an gBiliam Strabs,
Dunmprs, bilis su serfaufsn Nabrss BET
Srau Nary S&srer. 43,4
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Mdbcten Oerlan0t.

Gin iunass beutl6ts 1Gb6sn nm Bel Der
Sausarbsif bebIlai6 su isin. 3u rfrassn NO
$50 WiffIin &penus.
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&teneaein6.

Cine Gters beutl6e 8rau Iu6t eins Stsle ais
SausbGlterin bel elmer flenen 8amiie. VIII
mslpunaeu an has ,,@phentlatr ;u ribten.
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Su perfaufen !:

Die gdlpt nit Saus an aib unb paul Stra'
Zen. TGbns @usfunft srtbfilt Aletrmanr
Sutt,rn,or,t. 26ba
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Sobnenoe strbeit fur Stlle.
80 Gage sreOit fir eins aseniur i'm Beribe
bon $50. 8arantirt $3.50 9roft i'm erftep
Monat ooer feline 8ejabIuns. Senbs Brief.
marie fur @roben an S@cop & Co., so Brain
Str 0facine. @isc. 10
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-27

Seutfds 8riefIine.
SRI Sbersia 9uterIs, u 6 BslGer,
9pbn Bed Dieter Gnaleman,
. @allinser, Gbparb d Sabn,
Grl Ninnie apbl, arsb S9nsibtr
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mm pty@m
G an
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01

under the porticoes Of the tomple Thus
the incubation commences. tho nine
days propitiation, during which the heal
Ing virtue Of faith rises ever higher
and higher by the power of antO-mg-
gestlOn; each one Ii infected by his
neighbors with an unconscious enthu-
siasm, and the cure takes place IL il
comes on nc all
Those who found a cure Ia the Ascle-
pclon adorned the walls OF the temple
with votiYc hymns engraved on marble
necks, breasts, made Of more OF less
precious materials. 10 represent the part
of the body which had been cured by
the miraculous agency. Modern shrines
pre always adorned with these votiye
tablets, and, Just as nj Athens Of old, q
crowd Of h6wkers stand at the dOoI gell-
Ing arms, hands, little children, all In
wax, for the adomment Of the steps
which lead TO the saints tomb, or OF the
walls of the shrine, The rosary used
during the nine days probation. during
which the devotional feeling Is being
worked mp. reminds one of the chaplet
which the mussulman carries when he
kneels before the tomb Of cauouized
marabout
The methods by which the faith cure
works, then. are the same at all times,
aud Christians as among mussulmlns ~
enc and all wear the same characteris-
tics The shrines and the propitiat0ry
rites are analogous. The healing god,
indeed, varies, hut the human MUD,
which is always the same In It's great
manifestations, lscribes TO each and all
identical functions,
In general way, the faith cure does
not develop the whole Of lis healing force
simultaneously.
If an invalid hears report that
miraculous cures take place IN such-und-
such shrine, Il Is ye.y rarely that he
yields 10 the temptation 10 go there at
once A thousand material difficulties
stand. al least temporarily, In the way
of his moving i Is no light matter for
a paralytic or blind man, however wen
on he be, 10 start on a long journey
lie questions his friends; he demands
drcumstantial accounts Of the wonder
fnl cures Of which rImor has spoken
lie receives nothing but cneOurag emeut,
not only from his immediate surround
ings, but often even from his Doctor
who Is unwilling 70 deprive his patient
Of his last hope, especially II he believes
his malady To be amenable 10 the faith
enre-a remedy which no has not dared
10 prescribe himself Besides, the only
effect Of contradiction would be 20
hcighten the patients belief Ia the posi-
bility Of miraculous cure The faith
cure is now born, and II continues to
develop The forming OF tile plan, the
preparation, the pilgrimage become an
idee tire. The poor humiliatc them
selves 20 ask aims TO enable them to
reach the holy spots the rich become
eenerous towards the poor ia the hope
~ propiuaiine the gOdhead: each and
Az pray with feryor aud entreat their
sure Under these conditions the mind
la uuf alor ia nlfafu utnufat.r .,s.h fla
body, When the latter has been shaten
hy q fafiguing journey the patients ar
rive az The shrine Ia d state OF mind
fmlnently receptive Of suggestion
The mind ~ the invalid says Bar
WE'LL beiag dominated By tho firm
slhe Lancet November %, 1873
conviction that q cure win be effected, a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01

on this point with the doctors attached 70
the shrlnes, Certain kinds Of tumors and
ulcers are gmeudablc 10 that faith cure
which has is origin 10 the waters Of the
sacred pnA
but does any one believe chat this u a
new thingf Tho faith cure has healcd
iunors and ulcers from All time, and 4
VIII add that the cure has from an time,
as wei as today. been effected under we'll
marked conditions OF which 4 n quite
possible, in the majority Of caees. 10 give
an exact analysis. j should like 70 give,
90 an instance II my readers win allow
me, the miraculous cure of Mule CORN.
Of which Care de Monfcgef0n bha &rcn
ns description and pictorial representa-
tOnH
'Carre Dc Monicgcron. II Verite doy
Mlrpoles OpeTes par l. nlerecssion de
y de Parts et Auircs Appnlais Cologne
1870. Sepueme DEMONSTRATION
ir the month ~ September lIj0, Mile.
Cnliln who was then 3 years al age had
two falis from her horse 10 dose sucres.
siuu' The second time she fni 1o0 lllo iefi
side az her stomach, Vacl came 81 cone
tact with htap Of STONES The pain was
30 violent that she flinfed away
SlA weeks later she began 20 y0lait
lQOa This occurred az Ne1ucut inter
ylls, and waa Intended With prosiraLioh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01

Certainly not The hundrcd-nnd-one
other forms of nervous Diseases are
equally alucudahle 10 H. and we may
find proof of this both in pictorial rcprl,
scntauons and in written doclmcnt8
In The thirteenth century che tomb OF
81. LOuis In the church Of 81. Denis br-
came place OF pilgrimage much rc-
sorted 90; he wrought numerous mira
clcs by his touch. Littrc' has recorded
those ana has
sLittre. "Un Payment de Medicine
9pCctivc.' La IhlOsOphic Posi-
tive, 1869, Vol v. p, lO3.
given the explanation iu his Positive
Philosophy These cases We're uuques-
uonnbly hysterical cOntractions of the
limbs
At more recent date I'm the eigh-
tecuth century, pictorial records arc ASSOC
cinted with written documents. and the
work Of Care dc MontgcrOn. tho cuts
Of which, engraved from nature. repre-
sent a number OF miraculous cures, N "a
perfect niue Of wenlth 90 the inqhirer
We fnd thore an illustrated account &c
the miraculous cure OF q yuung lady nam
ed luurcroy ana OF Marie Anne CourOn-
neau, who were afflicted with paralysis
aud hysici1cJl cOntrnutions of the mus.
cles. / take these two instances hnp-
hazard from the number Of eases which
Care de Montrcr0n has recorded An
the case are alike To those who taunt
me with speaking of hysteria, before
proceeding 10 give fuller explanations,
/ reply iu the words OF Molirrc, VI ava
always saying the same thing because
the same thing Is always the same
j Inquire and nothing moro. But &c
may be objected that the doctors Who are
charged with recording the miracles
worked az the shrincs of today just
as their predecessors were at The Ascpe-
pcon of old, allow thut the cure of cone
WILSON'S, contractions of limbs. and narnl
ysis of a hysterical organ are TOO much
in accord with natural cnuses 10
Justify belief in miraculous intervention
They too, recognize the ascondnncy of
the mindover the body and thai the sud-
den disappearance OF Watcrcal pnraly-
sis " too slight thing 10 he SET down
70 the exercise of supernatural power.
But the water Of the sacred spring rs
of ayat nowadays against tIomrs and
soresi it cures the most stubborn ulcers
IN q moment. II IL supposed that these
complaints have neurouc origin
The evolution Of our scientific powers
enables me to be In complete agreement
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01

cure is effected forthwith" One last
eitort-an immersion in the pool O last
most fervent prayer aided hy The ecstasy
produced by the solemn rites, nEd the
faith cure produces the desired result
the miraculous healing becomes On ac-
complishcd fact
What rs the direct result of the faith
cnrei What are maladics Zoo which 4.
produces indisputuble durable cnectsi
To settle that question Jet us glance at
the documents which we ind in the
shrines themselves.
! spoke short time ago Of the SYM
bolic offerings which those who were
cured hung on the walls OF The Asclrpe-
ion, aud mentioned that we find them to-
day In all the most venerated shrines
These marble or waNen arms and logs
are but imperfect representations OF
fact. for an arm may be afflicted with
twenty different Diseases hut it IL al
ways the same limb, the same convcn-
tlonul form which one finds IN cIcnyn-
ton or sees in the shrihes of today. How
much more instructive an exact repro
ducuon OF the form of the diseasc would
have been! Once only have ] found
such an e2nc, reproduction Of disease
which had been the object Of curative
miracle. ] was visiting q shrine in the
south of France, In the Cnmarque-
church Of the Holy Mares. Among the
NolFt offerings discovered a plaster
cast Of the lex Of young girl. aged
about - afflicted with club foot The
cast reproduced exactly the wen known
appearance Of hystcrical contraction of
the lower limbs. The cnre had taken
place inslantaneously and side By side
with the cast was a Photograph of the
girl, standing erect on the leg taken
just after the cure had been effected
Apart from this one instance the art Of
rho conventional modclcr tenches ma
nothing accurate with regard 90 the dis
eases which nre healed through the in
iuence " the faith cure.
But there are other pictorial records
which may be of the greatest assistance
70 us. The works OF NJ Paul Gerard.
formerly pupil in the school of Athens
have taught as that the walls Of the
Aslepelon were covered with votive
pictures. which represented In whole or
m part the miraculous cures which were
effected In the holy place. These paint
ings have NOT resisted the Destroying
hand Of time az well as the metal or
marble votivc offerings, but we find
them adorning the more modern shrines
TO Illustrate the events of which they
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are the records. Hence, we may reason
by analogy Numerous reproductions OF
similar works Of the middle ages and Of
the Renaissance may be found In the
book which / published IN conjunction
with NJ. Paul Richer on "Demonlacs 30
Are
These miraculous representations an
resemble one smother. due allowance be-
ing made for the idi0syncracies of the
particular artist Almost n not quite.
invariably their theme Is tlip cure 81
sufferers from commissions The repre-
sentatiOn Is the same whether It bc az
the "Eynngellaire' Of the ilarcnna 81
brnry which dates from the sixth cen
fury Of our era, on the bronze door Of
St LenO az Verona eleventh century,.
Or IN the pictures Of Ruhtus or Jofdaeus
which Rdorn the religious shfines, OF
in the public or private galleries which
have, IN the majority of csises. deprived
the sbrines Of them. The unnnilnify
Of their testimony n remarkable. 81
Mi, ST. Dominic, 81 imatins. 81 Mar
tin, exert their miraculous power M 4
maryClougly similar way 10 cure c0nyul-
siong the origin Of which h uudcniably
hysterical
But IS tbe Influence ~ ihe faith cure
only ~ eAect IN hysieneal convulsionsg
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THE FAITH CURE.


In A 1Aces.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-11-23
A KIND WORD.

DO you know heart that hungerS
For word of love and cheer?
There are many such about us;
1t may be that one is near.
Look around you. If you find it,
Speak the word that S needed SO,
And your own heart may be strengthened
BY the help that you bestOw.
1t may be that some one falterS
On the brink of sir and wrong,
And a word from you might save him
Help to make the tempted strong.
Look about you, o, my brother!
What a sin is yours and mine
If we see that help is needed
And we give no friendly sign!
Never think kind words are wasted
Bread on waters cast are they,
And it may be we shall find them
Coming back to us some day.
Coming back when sOrely needed,
In a time of sharp distress;
So my friend. let IS give them freely;
Gift and giver God will bless.
The Housewife.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-11-23
The Cause of Depression.

Why in this glorious country, that
contains in so great an abundance all
that goes to make prosperity, should we
see, as at present, such state of depres-
sion? Why should we read, day after
day, of honest and reliable business
houses and factories closing their doors
through bankruptcy? Why should we
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-11-23

in the heart, man would not commit
crime: for the very nature of that god
ly fear would have such restraining
influence upon his heart and life that
he would shun all crime. If men be-
lieved that it is God who Furnishes crime,
and that the execution of just and hui
man laws are but the fulfilment of his
wise purpose, they would cease from
crime, and earth would be paradise.
A. B. M.
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am not prepared to say that fear
does not deter from crime to some ex-
tent, but am quite sure that fear is
the cause of much crime every day and
has been the source of some of the
worst atrocities recorded in history.
SUNOL.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-11-23

do not think that fear had any very
lettering effect upon those who have
committed crime and have been caught.
Those who have not committed crime
have nothing to fear. Thus fear as a
deterrent of crime appears to be howl
ing failure. S. w.