Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-04-09
PROF. MARTINES
Delayed in coming to Cotton
wood.

:
wood.
Owing to the volume Of busi-
ness that has sprung up over
the country since Professor Mar
tines business manager passed
through billing the country for
the Professor to be in Cotton
wood on April 7, his arrival on
that date was somewhat delayed,
as the appeals of the people to
Professor Marines, when he got
to Westlake, were so strong that
he could not pass them by. He
also received many letters before
leaving Lewiston, from the dis
eased and afflicted and many |
others who desired his assistance
at that place, he decided to stop |
at that place a few days to give
oil an opportunity who desire to
consult him and receive his bene-
fits.
Prof. Marines has acquired a
great reputation as gifted healer
in this country as we'll as other
countrys both in Europe and
America. and he is beyond a
doubt blessed with some miracu-
lous power that is impossible for
man to comprehend for he has
so miraculously healed many
while In Dayton and Lewiston,
and in fact in every country of
the globe where he has visited,
is eloquent evidence Of this mans
occult power of healing.
One of the many cases for
rejoicing because of the Prof. visit
in this country and especially at
Dayton Wash. is that of d. N,
Malone, a we'll known citizen of
that town. Mr.. Malone is ready
willing to stand as living testi-
Monial, and wants to let the pub
lie know what Prof. Marines did
for him, he had suffered with
kidney and stomach trouble, for
five years and had not been able
to obtain relief in any way. Doc
tors and patent medicines had
been tried without success or any
relief, he consulted the Professor
while in Dayton, and purchased
some of his medicines as recon-
mended by the Professor since
that time his weight has increased
from lao to 150 pounds, and he
he now states he is entirely well
Mr.. Malone says he wants to
recommend Professor Marines
to the sick and afflicted, and TO
all others that may need his assis-
tance, and Mr.. Malone is not the
only living testimonial that is
ready and willing to testify that
Prof. Marines is all he claims to
be, but we haven't space here to
mention them this week.
The art Of palmistry foretelline
future events is also one of the
Professors wonderful gifts and
through this wonderful power he
is able to restore lost treasure
advise with precision as to bust
ness investments, and tell you
many things of interest and
benefit. All who visit him are
astonished and none go away
dissatisfied. In connection with
the Professors wonderful giftec
healing power, he uses herbs tt
affect cures in certain cases. The
herbs used are imported from
Africa and the West Indies by
him, and the curative properties
are known only to himself anG
are manufactured into tincturel
by himself in his Office. On &C
eount of the great success since
his arrival at Lewiston and, th'
further fact that the professo
desires to prove to all that he il
able and willing to do all tina
he processes to do, he will stol
at the Hotel Cottonwood unit
April 13, when he will go t.
Denver and remain few days
From there he will go to Grange
willie on or about April 25th ant
there he will remain until earl,
spring. After that time he will
give his attention to his mining
interests. He is heavy mine
owner in all OF the principa
mines in the northwest, and
intending to make some heav,
investments in mines in Florenc
Ind Elk City in the spring. TIL
location of many of the riches
mines in the Northwest are du
to the Professors wonderful pre-
ELECTIONS.
To consult and get the advic
of this wonderful en6yclopedi
Of forethought and knowledge
only one dollar, and any none
invested with him will never b
regretted by any one. Those VIII
wish to consult this man nee
hot hesitate on account Of thei
financial condition, as the ric
and poor are treated alike, an
no matter what professional me