The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-10-10

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Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th day OF May, 1893.
SEAL j. NJ VANCE.
Notary Public, Oklahoma County, O +.
Commission expires Dec. "a, 1894.
Court Stenographer James y. Ewing
Corroborates His Sisters Affidavit.
Matte Ewing, duly sworn, deposeth
and says:
That she is twenty-five years Of age
and resides at No. 4l3 Noble street,
Oklahoma City, O. r.. aud is school
teacher by profession That for nine
or ten years last past she has suffered
more OF less from inhamatory rheu-
matism and sometimes suffered terri
bly,. She suffered from Indigestion for
the last five or six years and later from
lung disease, catarrh aud extreme
headaches set In. That about the be-
ginning of February last these diseases
began TO grow worse, and continued
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sth last, at that date and week prior
to that time, they had reached such
condition that she could not lay in bed,
but had to be supported by three or
four pillows In n sitting position, that
even in that position she could get her
breath only with the greatest diff
Guilty, and she believed then and still
believes that She was about To die.
That during this week she was
wholly helpless through weakness
and by reason OF her arms being
stirencd by rheumatic contraction so
far that her lister had to feed her
with a spoon; that her knee was swol.
len 10 twice its usual size and that she
was growing weaker daily. That she
received many treatments from several
physicians during those years and took
large quantities Of drugs; that she was
receiving medical treatment during
this her late Illness, but that she
gained no benefit from said treatment
and was rapidly growing worse. The
said Matte Ewing further says that
while ia that condition she sent iof
lonn r. Furlopg, commonly known as
the Healer
That "A few minutes after his arrival
he began TO tremble and appeared TO
be in "A very distressed condition, after
which he laid his hands on her and
touched the diseased parts and forth
with she was very much relieved aud
continued 10 improve from that mo-
meut until she was well, that the
swelling and pains disappeared imme-
diGtely and the breathing became nat
ural for the first time in two weeks.
That with few such treatments
he cured her and made her life joyous
and happy, she being now In splendid
health.
The said Matte Ewing further says
that the said John r. Furlong gave
her no drugs or medicines OF any kind
wha ever; that She was not a believer
In his theories and knew nothing OF
him only what she learned through
the newspapers. MArru EWING.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before ne
this 18th day of April, A. d., ls9i tsl
lsEALl IluGH II. HlLLMAN, q
iotary Public oklahoma County, o. n.
Commission expires Dec. 20, 1894. /.
James p. Ewing, Of lawful age, be-
ing daily sworn, deposes and says:
That he lives at No 4i3 Noble street,
Oklahoma City, o. r., aud that he is
by occupation "a stenographor, being
now official stenographer OF the Third
judicial district OF Oklahoma Terri.
tory; that he has read the foregoing
affidavit OF Matte Ewing in relation
10 her sickness and Mr. Furlong eur.
log her, and knows from personal
observation that the statements there
IN made are true, and that this aniant
is a brother Of the said Matte Ewing.
JAMES p. EwINo.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before ms
this 18th dav Of April, A. d. 1894.
lsEAL. HuGr Il. HuLAAN. :
Notary Public. Oklahoma County, or,
Commission expires Dec. 20, 1924.
Mr. Furlong seems to be gaininCSf
national reputation as "hesler," as
patients come 70 see him from all parts
Of the united States, and his patients
are sometimes 80 numerous that they
are obliged to wait several days before
he can reach their ease. The waiting
Is due In part 10 the fact that he ca
treat but very limited number Of
cases daily.
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