Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-04-02
A MARVELLOUS MAN COMING
Prof. Marines, the Great
Healer, Coming to Cot
tOnwOod Next Week.
He Heals the Sick by Magic
He REVEALS THE PAST, PRESENT AND
FUTURE FOR ALL Who CONSULT
HIM BY READING THE PALM.

Professor Marines, the gifted
healer and clairyoyant who has
been performing wonders in
Lewiston for the past six weeks,
will visit Cottonwood on the 9th
or 7th of April, and remain a
few days. He has friends in the
vicinity who have importuned
him to come and he will not pass
them by. He has laid out a
tour of Camas Prairie and per-
haps the mining camps in the
mountains this spring and he
starts early so he may have time
to accommodate those in need of
his help in each neighborhood.
He has performed many wonder
full cures in Lewiston and per-
formed many noble deeds. He
administers his blessings to the
poor as we'll as the rich. His
work is in the nature of bless
ings. He is a gentleman of in
dependent fortune. The work
he does he pursues as a high
duty he owes to humanity and
not as a business avocation. He
has a sense of some supreme
power that rules him in his good
work. This awful sense of duty
impels him to all of his good
work in the way of ministrations
to suffering humanity. He does
not treat the sick or relieve the
anguish of those in trouble for
the pay, but as a duty to his
conscience. He charges a uni
form fee OF one dollar for all
consultations. This is merely
nominal to guard against med
dlesome skeptics.
His work in Lewiston has been the
talk Of the town on the streets and
In the homes. He has relieved the
worst forms of sickness in a manner
that was seemingly almost miracu-
lous. In one instance q loving
mother came with an afflicted child
1t was sorrowful little sufferer and
its fate had rested in the hands of
the common medical practitioners
till the spark of life burned but
feebly. The doctors had turned the
mother away without hope. The
Professor Immediately located the
cause of the suffering and by a sin
gle operation removed it in the
presence of the mother. The mother
bowed down to bless the Professor,
but he gently lifted her frail form to
her unsteady feet. "Stop," said the
good man, "do not bless me, bless
the God who gave me the power to
save the life of your child" He
Bteadied her as she passed to the
door and then said; My good woman,
you cannot afford to pay me for this
service. Take this money and buy
shoes for yourself and clothes for
your child" and he handed her the
silver dollar she had given him and
with it five dollar bill. This act
displays his motives and he is known
to have bestowed charity as freely as
his blessings to the needy wherever
he has travelled.
Professor Marines is known to
possess in high degree that power
to heal the Sick, that has been OBJ
served in every past age in some
great man. This power is now
realized even among the most pro.
found scientists, but it is not ex-,
planned. 1t is a God given gift and
not an attainment. The Professor
does not attempt to explain the
source of this power. He knows he
possesses it and you can be made to
understand it by calling upon him.
He can read all the mysteries of life
by a glance at the palm. He can
tell all about your affairs and the re.
lation you sustain to others. He
can tell whether you are married or
not and read for you the mind of
your friend, lover or husband. In
fact he can look down upon man and
his affairs with wisdom that knows
no limit. He possesses more than
earthly power and all things that
can interest the subject is plain to
him when he chances at the palm.
he comes to Cottonwood to restore
health, reveal the future, past and
present, recover stolen property,
locate mines for men who are uncer-
tain and confused by strange condi-
tions; to remove causes of strife or
Jealousy between husband and wives,
TO restore lost loves and estranged
lovers and, In fact, solve every con-
dltion where perfect knowledge is
superior to Ignorance.
Very few are happy and sorrow
and trouble are always the price of
ignorance. The Professor can inn
part perfect knowledge to you of
your troublesome affairs in ten min
utes. He can locate your sickness
in an instant and he can relieve the
worst cases because he has perfect
knowledge of the cause of the phys
ical trouble as he has of mental and
spiritual trouble. In cases of chronic
diseases he uses herbs from his far
southern native home, which are
very potent in their effects.
He will remain in Cottonwood but
Q few days. During that time he
Will be found at the Cottonwood
hotise. His Office hours will be from
y q. m. till 9 p, I'd,