Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-30
GODLIKE
Is The Great Healer Now
In Denver.
SO SAYS MR. DAVID MORGAN OF
THIS CITY.
CURED HIS INFIRMITY.
EYES THAT WERE CROSSED AND
PARTIAL PARALYSIS HEALED
WITH A TOUCH.
without Money md without Price,
Silent blessings Arc Invoked
From the Most High.
CURED HIS INFIRMITY.

One of the happiest men in Fort
Worth today is Mr.. David Morgan OF
the South Side. Mr.. Morgan is a rail-
way man, and for two years was en-
ployed by the Texas and Pacific rail-
way as fiagman at the crossing at Jen-
nings avenue and Front street. About
one year ago, so Mr.. Morgan stated to
Il Gazette representative last evening,
he was stricken with paralysis, and
when the second stroke came later he
was rendered almost helpless. He
could not walk without assistance. and
his eyes became completely crossed
from his severe suferlngs. On the 10th
of the present month his attention was
called to the healings of wonderful
character In Denver called by many
'the Messiah"
MIR. Morgan went to Denver and was
carried to the scene OF the strange
mans operations. He says over 5000
people are camped there and a chute
has been built through which sufferers
are compelled to pass Just like loading
cattle. He was carried through the
chute and upon reaching the opening
found the Messiah" standing win
outstretched hand.
How did you feel in his presenter"
asked the Gazette representative.
We'll, sir, 1t was an awful feeling.
But when he took my hand, turned his
eyes beseechingly alOft and implored n
silent blessing l felt the blessing at
once"
Can you describe lust how yor
felt?' ''u
II felt Just like was going to
heaven-if you can imagine Just now
mat feels. Il was the most happy and
buoyant feeling ! ever experienced i'm
my life. and 1 never expect to have
another such sensation this side of
eternity" VI
Then, what happened to youPr
Il passed on with a realization that
my infirmities were gone. My eyes
became Immediately straight, and |
threw my cane away"
what did the exorciser of your in
hrmlties have to say to your"
He never said one word-he never
speaks to any one"
What amount did you pay him for
his services?" '''
Not one cent. He charges no one
DO you really believe that this
ailments?" ''Ni
II certainly do. I do not think nm,
entirely cured but I know that NV
troubles have almost entirely vanished
and l am in very nearly as good shane
as l ever was. You can see INV avs
are perfectly straight"
yes spoke up Mrs. Morgan. ibis
condition has greatly improved Uc
goes out and bitches up the buggy ana
walks up and down the steps without
the least trouble
Who do you think the strange man
Isl asked the Gazette man.
"If he Is not God, he Is of God ,yes
the revcrent but startling reply,
With that the Gazette representatIva
left the happy beneficiary az tba
strange mans power. Inquiry al vnr,-
GUS points In the city amply confrn,
Mr.; Morgan's strange but happy ex-
pertence, and there Is not q shadow Of n
doubt but that he was greatly bene.
htted II not entirely cured.
Francis Schlatter. the man who Ia
working these wonders at Denver. was
formerly cohbler in that city' ne
claims to have wrestled with the evil
one IN the barren Mohave and Yuma
desert until he completely overthrew
his dominion and has again brought
peace 20 men. He has Travelled over a
great deal of the west. and has heen
reVlled, sooned at ana imprisoned in
many places. He went southwes,
through Arkansas, across the south
east corner OF the Indian Territory into
leNas' bringing up nj Paris, from which
point he departed from the Texas and
Pacific railway line. healing neonis
when they would listen 10 him. hui in
very few instances dld he md faith
AZ Throckmor,on he was aaaln Az
rested for vaerancy. brought before \
court and sentenced to three DAYS i'm
ment he was instructed 10 leave ~
town within three days. In lieu Of whinh
he was threatened with a long fern, H.,
jail. II was unnecessary to urge him
Tor he started Mt once over what is
known as the Liano Estacadn or
s;nked Plains, the northern counties az