The morning times., 1896-11-29

are full of faith when they come to him.
They do not appi oach the healer because
urged to do 10, because sent by someone
else against their will. They Come, often
hy stealth, to the man who can cure them.
They feel sure OF 1t.
A "HEALER CURE"
81 read of a case of a man with a
kind of rheumatism. He had not walked
in four months. Physicians had labored
in vain over him. The Healer struck the
town and the man read of his cures. II
| can get 20 him. he said, / shall be
healed
zone morning at da ybreak the man crtpt
from his bed, and alone, unknown to the
rest of the family, started ON the road TO
the Healer's house. 1t was two miles, but
he half walked and half crawled it. When
in sight Of the Healer's house he straighten-
ed up and ran. There was line forming
and the man had to stand with other Grip
Piles for three hours until the Healer touched
him. When the divine hands were laid
upon him he sObbed with joy and had to he
carried out, SO great was his emotion
But, when borne back home. he was well
and, though weak from long lying IN
bed, he was bed-ridden no longer.
My theory and the theory OF every
physician is that the man was cured before
he reached the Healer's house II he had
madethe SAINT effortfor his faIuily physician,
had crawled into the street and risen To
his feet by mortal effort, the muscles and
in few days he would have, been well.
That Is one kind of n case. And there
are thousands of them that could be similar
ly cured by the Healer, or by the physician,
if both could excite equal faith.
In the uIiice or "A busy practicing ply
sician the Healer could do wonders. The
doctor, with Il good case of blues to cure,
would hand the patient over to the Healer,
and in five minutes the suffering man
would walk out with a smile upon his face.
l think any physician will agree with this.
In France there is a physician now
pTacticing healing by what We might call
freak methods. He hypnotizes in new
wa. IL is almost a faith cure. When this
doctor is called-and he has large prac-
tice and great reputation-hc takes with
him "A medicine case. He finds the patient
sick with diphthera. Taking out bottle
OF curative medicine, he tells the patient
to lie still and take his medicine
CURING DIPHTHERIA!
Now comes the wonderful part The
doctor places the bottle OF meCicine against
the affected part, in this instance the pa
tient's throat, and holds it there quietly
Iur I'VE minutes. We are uUw giving med
icine by absorption says he. This nedi-
cine permeatcs the system and acts upon
the throat. 1t is very powerful. 1t acts
IiliL..'nI.ely Wnen tunIiii> tered InthI > way.
You viii soon go to sleep
And the patient does 60 TO sleep. His
mind, lullcd by the feeling OF the bottle
on his throat passes ava into Sunderland
and the doctor, meanwhile, instructs the
nurse how to take care or the patient.
AS often rs lie awakes and gets restless
the b0tJlc is reappiicd. The nursing goes
on and the patient gradually recUvers.
InI> has succeeded IN every CsJSe, except
one, out ui eighty sick people, and their dis
eases ran all the way from gout To feyers,
from cold to serious internal troubles.
In New York there is talk about start
ing a chair of hypnOtiSm in the colleges.
Any sound niinu can be iypncti>ed, and
the extent to which the cure can go on
while the patient is SOOthed in mind de
pends upon the disease. Summer ailments
| are peculiarly susceptible TO hypuOtism.
Convince patient that he is cool and CON-
Portable, take away worry and teal him
| that boiled milk is lager Leer and ice
| cream. and lie will get well of mis- sum-
rner disorders. This sounds trivial for a
| physician of standing to discuss, but the
| better the doctor the mere readily he will
| study new things for human relief
| The Healer Shraderis unworthy Ufmedical
| nor science He works on the mind He tells
I Il man a pain is gone. ana tnt- pain Gte>,
| A physician can do the same thing with a
| drop of clloruforn. The pain comes back
| in both cas seS, but there is temporary re
| lief. If it comes back the man sees Shrader
| again. If he can see him often enough he
| Will get well because he Is nat urally recover
| ing all the time.
| in cases OF surgical need of consump-
ton. or any incurable disease there is Io
| cure and the patient dies almost at the
feet o fthe Healer; from lack OF faith the
Healer says
| SPIRITUAL IMPROVEMENT.
| There is one very beneficial effect OF
| the Healer's presence. 1t improves the
| spiritual and physical life OF q man. lie
| is better man While being treated by
the Healer.
.Ifa man int, nt.s to rise at daybreak and
| walk three miles to bc healed b!-the Healer
| he does not go upon a midnight oreie the
| night before. He goes to bed early and
| sleeps long sweet sleep. But if he goes
| into a PHYSICIANS hands lie acts differ
| emily j tight as well have good time
while can he says and he fills up tho
| glass once more. so much more for you
| to do. doctor
but the Healer keeps his patients in q
prayerful, submissive mood, sober, temper
| ate, peaceful, loving and in the state O
| pasSivity in which nuture created them.
Now am not going to decry the Healer
ASH said in the beginning he is foe un
worthy my steel l admire hint because
| he can do thingsI cannot do. think every
doctor has patients waiting for the Healer
| hands, fretful, unfortunate natures II the
Healer can put the spirit of submission into
| them, all honor to the Healer.