Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-04-16
Professor Martines Has Ar
rived.

A"'Ay SAiH Nt A1 "
was billed to be at Cotton wood
on April Z, wss unable to gel
here until the 10th, on account
of bad roads, and the demands
of the people at Lewiston, which
were 30 urgent that he was com
PEELED to remain longer in order,
if possible to heal all who calico
before he left for the "Prairie !"
AS soon as it became known
that the Professor was going, ali
those who had been relieved by
his mysterious power. assisted by
herbs, assembled at the stage
Office to bid the miraculously
gifted healer, good bye and wish
ing him God speed in his won
derful work, and expressing the
hope that all who are afflicted
could have an opportunity to see
and consult him.
AS the stage sped on, the road
was found to be lined with people,
anxiously waiting to greet him,
and at all points, from Lewiston
to the "Prairie" great crowds had
assembled, waiting and watching
eager to be the first to consult
this wonderful healer.
When the stage drove up to
the Forest postofice, the crowd
that were waiting greeted the
Prof. by waving hats handker-
chiefs, and shouting, until the
woods and mountains re-echoed
back the joyous sounds of praise
that God, in his infinite mercyS
had empowered some one to re-
lieve suffering humanity of all
kinds OF diseases that human
flesh is heir to, and while the
mail was being changed at that
place, the Professor relieved
many, ard those who had an
opportunity to consult him went
away rejoicing, and expressed
themselves as being very much
surprised at the wonderful power
manifested by this man, End were
-oyerjoyed to have the opportu-
nifty of being restored to health
and vigor, and to be placed in "a
condition to make their homes
happy, and the idly curious, who
ssembled were asronished at the
manifestation of the magical
healing power exhibited.
Not only at Forest, but at every
point along the road, great crowds
assem- bled, and at many places
vehicles were inwaiting to con-
vey the Professor to the homes
of the sick and afflicted, who were
in such condition that they could
% not be moved, but were deter
mined to have the ministrations
of this wonder worker,
When the Professor arrived at
Cottonwood and took possession
of his rooms, although the rain
was pouring down. he was busy
all the evening, healing many Ca
ses of chronic diseases and by
palmistry revealing the past,
present and future of those were
inquirers, and making many
disclosures of the things that are
to come to pass in the near future,
and all those who are skeptical
and prone to doubt what they
cannot comprehend will be con-
WINGED that the Prof. can and
will do all that he claims, which
will remove the prejudices of the
bigoted and ignorant, who are
arrayed against all men who are
in advance of the age, and are
beyond the comprehension of the
ordinary mind.
The people must be educated
to that degree that they can un-
derstand the superior power OF a
master mind, and then those who
haye been skeptical will be con-
vinced OF the fact that Prof. Mar
tines does posses a most wonder
full gift of the healing power, and
to those who have received the
benefits of that miraculous power
by being restored to health, the
evidence is to them all sufficient
and satisfactory.
The Prof.. employs the same
power that he uses to heal dis
eases, to locate lost and stoler
property, and as the Pref's. tim,
is very limited he will remain ir
Cottonwood but a short time, X
give all who desire chance tt
and consult him as to their best
interests, and can be found a
the Hotel Cottonwood, and al
wishing to avail themselves O
the opportunity TO consult thil
moet wonderful healer shoule
call. This Prof. fees are merely
nominal, being only one dollar
and q dollar thus spent will bs
well invested and none will g,