The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-16
CuHne the Sick Without
Medicine. Z
Did You Visit Mechanics Hall Dur
Ing Prot. GOftey'S Free Clinics?
Did You See Him Heal
the Sick ?
Did You Witness His Exhibition of
Strange Power That is Be-
yOnd the Comprehension
of Man ?
IF NOT, WHY NOT?.


Professor Cofey's success as Il mag
sletic healer is spreading far and wide,
and some marvellous cures are being
effected. Those who at first stood
aloof from him and scoffed at The
idea of healing by the laying on CT.
hands, now thTong his once and stand
ready and willing to testify to the fact
that this mans power over disease IS
most wonderful
His patients arc numbered among
all classes of people-the ricl and
poor, the educated and the ignorant
the intelligent and refined. People
with the most profound reason have
given up their prejudices, been con-
WINGED, and are now prohting by what
they have seen and know to be facts.
Having thoroughly realized the folly
of waiting and suffering weeks, months
and even years, with disease which
could as well be cured in day, rea-
son and judgment, in place of expert
ment and theory, have taken the helm
and guided them to the invncible
power of magnetic healing, which is
the active principle of all life, action
and health-giving force.
To see and 10 know positively that
he is of verify, curing all manner of
ailments simply by laying on hands
and that in the most incredibly short
space Of time, is creating an exciting
episode in this city.
There is no mistake but what Pro-
fessor Corey has done great amount
of good for the suffering people Of this
city.
While many cases cannot be absC
lutely cured by human agencies, there
are but few that cannot be more or
less relieved by the great healer's man
ipulations, and large per cent per
manently cured as numerous testilno-
malls bear witness
John Ellerman had been roli by
physicians that he had cancer. CT the !
stomach. He told the writer that ne
had received only five treatments ard
felt safe in saying that he was entire
ly cured.
Henry searies, a confirmed cripple
ing, has discarded his clutches and
gone to work at his trade once. more.
Mrs ElieItENay Joyce had a large
goitre on her neck; today after only
three treatments there. is nothing LETT
of it but a little loose Skin where the
tumor formerly was.
Peter Hallorar was cured of deafness
Of 7is,cr he
hear the Isping voice Of his little babel
for the first time
William Hardy, instead of being
doomed to walk with the aid Of
crutches all his life, finds his legs as
good as ever, and says he never ceases
praising the name of the inspired healer
who cured him.
Annie Parker lost her hacking cough
and all the congestive pains in her
chest after She healing hand of this
great man had touched her. Thomas
Kenna was cured Of neuralgia. Sam
uel Birch OF liver trouble and kidney
disorder. Celia Butler Of an ovarian
tumor. Allan Carter of partial paraly
sis Of the leg. Evelyn Jardine or a
rheumatism and Amelia Chanten of
nervous 9rostraticn. All of these ana
scores more have been cured. So mag
you, if You viii but apply for and.
Many people who witnessed the msr-
velous cures mace by Prof. Coffev IN
Mechanics Hall could NOT be convinced
that the results obtained would be
lasting. Careful inquiry discIoszs the
fact that the following lersons We're
treated and cured by Prof. Coffsy pre-
vious to SCI TENDER, 1895, and are I'll
in the enjoyment of good health at the
present time:
Miss Ella Gould was cured of hip
joint disease ard indolent ulcers. Mr..
II. Hesley Of rheumatism and partial
deafness. Mrs. Eliza Hill OF bronchi-
lis. Mrs. stella Whitcomb Of partial
blindness. NJ. Geo. Smith of sciatica.
Mr. Ely Upton of asthma Mr.
Andrew Lewis of incipient con-
Mr.. Andrew Lewis Of incipient con-
sumption and liye r disease. Mrs. FL
mira Simpson OF chronic dyspepsia and
extreme corstirst ton. Mrs. Sophia Bax-
ter Of malignant eczema. Mr.. John 10
Grath had 4 large tumor removed fr5la
his neck Mrs Charlotte Plunkett was
cured of insomnia. These are only a
few Of over 500 cases that have been
heard from during the last year. every
one Of them nave remained cured. Ev-
eryOne Of the above named persons
had given up all hope of ever seeing
well day again. Medicines had failed
TO even help. Pms sicians and surgeons
had done their best. 1t remained Tor
Prof. COffey To cure them.
Prof. Coffey has offices at the In
coin House. Worcester, where those
who are able and willing TO pay may
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