The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-08
Greatest Scientific Discovery
Of the 18th Century
MARKS A new ERA IN THE SCIENCES CUR.
ING DISEASES OF ALL KINDS.


listen to reason, and the bonds of med-
cal hypnotism will be burst asunder
forever. I claim magnetism is the very
essence of life, when properly trans
mitted by a skilled and healthy oper-
ator. 1t warns into life and action
every atom and molecule in the entire
physical body arousing all the dormant
energies causing every organ to respond
to this reViVifying action, power and
substance. Magnetism is the Primal
Substance of all animate life. We find
it in the plant, grass, water, earth and
air; we find it everywhere, every living
thing. In fact all life action, all visible
and invisible manifestation owe their
origin to what is known under the gen.
eric name of magnetism.
Magnetism is the substance man has
sought for, it is the elixir of life. The
panacea for all known ailments, and
will be known and fully recognized in
coming ages as the only curative agent
IN our planet. There is no other sub
;tance for the cure of disease. There
lever was any other life substance to
cure disease with, and there never can
be any other until planetary laws
change. God rules this earth and all
other worlds by fixed laws which man
cannot change.
Magnetism creates electricity, light,
heat, sound and color. Magnetic vibra-
ton is life itself. When this grand law
of harmony is understood, as 1t will be,
sickness and sorrow will be no more.
The professor claims that man is
magnet The earth we inhabit is a
vast magnet. All the animals and
vegetables of whatever kind, as well as
all the minerals are magnets. All life
which exists within the magnetic
sphere of the earth is subject to the
magnetic influence or laws which gov
ern the universe. In fact, the whole
of nature is regulated by magnetic
forces. The life and soul of the uni
verse is the force of universal gravita-
tion-or the attraction and repulsion-
which is magnetism. The higher grade
of this force Is found in the magnet
man, and is called animal magnetism.
Man being the magnet, his magnetic
apparatus is a very complex structure.
The whole body is a complicated sys-
tenn of living magnets. The brain is the
chief magnet; the trunk and extreme
ties are separate magnets, having init
mate relation with the chief source Of
magnetism.
A magnetic man or woman is live
man or woman. A magnetic per-
son is only a clod of clay, and when
from any cause a portion of this mag
netic life is withdrawn, then is the
beginning of death. Such a man is
slowly dying, passing away for the
want of exactly what he has lost, I. e.,
magnetism.
Restore the magnetic substance to
this mans blood, you at once restore
the power-life, which he has lost, and
bring back perfect health.
Professor Coffey courts the most can
did and honest investigation Of his
method and practice from the skeptio
as well as the believer. He is a quiet,
gentle, unaSsuming man, whose every
act seems to betray his keen desire to
I.a1, 4I,1 Tu,f nf
himself. Silently, patiently and with
out ostentation he has toiled, bringing
health and happiness unto thousands,
until his works have found him out"
and fame, as it always comes to
genius, is his.
Mrs. Dean called for treatment last
Monday, accompanied by her daugh-
ter, who carried her arm in a sling,
suffering from inlammatory rheuma-
tism. She could not raise her arm for
the world. After the mother received
her treatment she asked the professor
to treat her daughter. In less than
five minutes the young lady had the
use of her arm restored to her by Pro-
fessor Coffey.
A lady told DR.. Mcconnell, one of
Boston's best physicians, that she had
suffered torture from a complication
of kidney and bladder trouble for two
years. Everything she tried made her
worse. Professor Coffey gave her three
| treatments (almost one year ago.. She
has enjoyed good health ever since.
A few days ago Professor Coffey was
called in to relieve Mr.. George Clark
of Aston from extreme pain. Heroic
doses of morphine had no results except
to sicken him. The sufferer had been
told (by three good physicians) it would
require months to get him out of bed.
The professor gave him one treatment.
Mr.. ClarlIs pains all ceased, and he is
now able to go to work daily.
Mr.. Ambrose Howell, who had been
deaf for seven years, had his hearing
restored perfectly in 10 days. He says
the cure is worth $1,000 to him.
Mr.. George Dudley was brought to
Professor Coffey apparently hopeless
paralytic; could not move a limb or
speak a word. After the professor had
given him a few treatments he walked
to the depot and took the train for
home unassisted.
No man can believe one-half of what
this man can do unless they go and
see. Even after seeing with your own
eyes, you can scarcely realize that it
is not a beautiful dream you have
awakened from.
Miss Minnie Hanzell only 20 years
of age, and deaf-that is, she was deaf
few weeks ago, when she first ap-
piled to Professor COffey, but she i'm
ished her course of treatment and
came all the way to tell the professor
that on Sunday she had taken pur-
posely her seat well toward the back
of the church, and had been able to
hear every word Of the sermon. You
should hear her tell about Professor
Coffey and see the look of happiness in
her eye.
There isn't a disease that will not
succumb to the magic hands of Pro-
fessor COffey. Along the whole cate
CORY of human ills such as catarrh,
pulmonary complaints, liver and kidney
troubles. paralysis, all stomach disturb
ances, spinal and cerebral disorders.
female weaknesses of all descriptions.
rheumatism in all its forms such as
rheumatic govt, infiammatory rheu
matism, swelling and inflammation of
the joints, deafness and all diseases of
the ear and eye, no matter what the
trouble may be. there is hope as long
as Professor Coffey is around.
None who are suffering should fail IN
see this great healer.
He will remain at the Lincoln Housa
worcester for some time, where DrivstS
treatment will be given to those who
are able to pay, daily, except Sunday
from $3.50 a. m. to 7.9O p. m.