The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-05-27
"FRITZ" on MISTAKES,
wasfington Hall, No. s4l2 West WASH
ingtor Sf.--Seafs Free.

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This Sunday evening. at o'clock. ana
every afternoon during the coming week.
at 2:so, Professor Fritz will still hold forth
with his random talks and continue TO heal
the sick, deaf and crippled in public. Ev-
erybody should go with the crowd and see
these miraculous cures performed. simply
by the laying OF hands
People Stand Amazed While Witness
ing the Marvellous Work OF
Prof. Fritz.
These exhibitions I'm healing by the laying
character. They excel anything ever before
attempted by any living man. They ara
filled with serious and pathetic scenes as
well as wild and tragic events. The start
ling situations oftentimes outriVal evel
those of the drama, and the look OF sur.
prise and Wonderment that comes over the
faces Of those who have suffered for years
and then find themselves suddenly cured Ia
of itself suff3cient to cause peals OF laugh
ter and hearty applause. This man stands
at the head OF all natural healers, and hll
very touch seems be h OF n aei a1s
ease and the patient Is enabled 10 walk
and jump as though they had never been
sick or crippled
The hundreds who have visited WASH
ington Hall since Professor Fritz began his
free lectures and healing clinics are loud in
the praise OF his healing power, whereby
hundreds are rescued from despair and
death. Nearly three hundred poor sufferers
have been cured, many OF them seemingly
In hopeless condition. and yet they are
quickly cured in some mysterious man
ner by only touch Of the Professors
hand. Yesterday afternoon twenty-five or
more went up for treatment Some were,
indeed, badly crippled, yet not one failed 10
lind relief A sweet old lady was suffering
terribly with rheumatism: every joint
seemed to be sttn and sore The Doctor
placed his hands upon her and, 10 the as
constituent OF every one present. she arose.
walked and ran about the stage like a
girl Great hot tears chased each other
down her cheeks. She was asked why she
joy not OF pain, and thank God am now
we'll" A Mrs. Hennesy was made 10 walk
perfectly In two or three minutes; Sons h5.
10 get about without canes for four years
her was considered almost a miracle
by those who saw IL.
Excitement runs high and the great inter-
est shown in this method OF healing the
sick is constantly on the Increase, Cure
after cure is recorded. some OF which may
be considered miraculous. The writer has
seen a case brought TO this most wonderful
man that several doctors had said could
never be helped, yet to-day. in less than
walk quite well. In conversation with a
Mrs Mary Shiendler, yesterday, j learned
that almost miracle had been performed
in her case. She had suffered for years
with rheumatism, dyspepsia and a serious
heart and kidney trouble. The best ply
sicians had been employed, yet the lady
gradually grew worse until she was unable
to stand alone. In this sorry plight she
was brought to Professor Fritz. She was
told that she could not be helped but
little at first, but If she placed herself un-
der tres time 10 he
well has this promise been kept, for to-day
the lady is doing her own work
Yesterday morning while quite number
were waiting in the Professors reception
rooms, old lady came hobbling In on
two crutches. scarcely able TO ascend the
steps which lead TO his door. While relat-
ing her tale of suffering, the Doctor stepped
into the room, and, hearing her complaint,
made few passes over her body and limbs
then took her clutches and threw them
into the corner, telling her at the same
time TO get up and walk, which, much TO
the surprise OF all present, she did She
swung her arms, stamped her feet, looked
herself over and exclaimed: Before God.
1 am cured" The Doctor told her that she
could go home. that she would never need
her crutches again To say that there was
excitement among that little group Is put
ting II mildly indeed.
Never before have such cures been
wrought in this vicinity. and we doubt II
equal Of this most remarkable man. II
seems but play for him 10 relieve suffer-
ing-paralysis rheumatism and stiff joints
are healed in a twinkling by his mighty
touch. One lady who had suffered for years
with rheumatism was cured ia few mo-
ments. When she found herself free from
pain she shouted: Thank God! am now
well woman And, as the tears began 10
flow down her aged face she walked and
ran up and down the stage The Doctor
asked her why she cried. She replied: IT
am crying for JOY" Mr.. William Burnett
had been lame with rheumatism for eight
years. He was cured In less than three
minutes. Mrs. Jane Beatty had a large tu-
NOR almost entirely removed from her neck
in about five minutes. Several cases Of
deafness, heart, stomach and liver troubles
were relieved in few moments. IL was,
indeed, a grand exhibition and IL is no
wonder the hall is crowded daily with peO-
pie TO witness the cures. DR.. Fritz is Civ
Ing his time at the hall absolutely free,
simply that he may benefit class OF poor
sufferers that cannot be reached in any
other way.
These cures are facts--cold, solid facts
done In public and in the most open man
ner. The hall is open daily from 2:30 10
p. m, and hundreds Of people have and
can see these cures performed, and they are
permanent. lasting cures.
Professor Fritz has parlors at the Grand
Hotel, where those people who are able and
willing TO pay for consultation and treat
ment may see him from 10 a. m. 10 p. m.
daily.