The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-25
All Treatments Given in
Hall Free.

An exhibition surprising anything
ever attempted on the American
stage" The adult public cordially
invited to attend.
Professor Coffey. the great natural
healer, VIII heal the sick. lame, Grip
pied. rheumatic and paralytic, reduce
tumors and cure deafness in public In
this city.
He win lecture and give his marvel
GUS exhibition, explaining and DEM
onstrating his wonderful power of
healing "by the laying on of hands"
which has heretofore been conceded
only possible to workers OF ancient
miracles.
All cures in public are made entirely
free. and nearly everybody in the audi
ence can feel his strange magnetic In
fiuence.
Professor Cofrey is the founder of
this system of treatment and is tho
same gifted man who, during the last
year in Peoples Temple, Boston. and
all principal cities of Massachusetts.
| cured 1863 sick and afflicted men and
women in public free Of charge, be-
fore audiences that aggregated over
100000 people, and in not ono single
solitary instance was there even the
shadow Of failure.
| The poor sufferers seemed to find
instant relief the moment their eyes
gazed into the professors kindly face,
and when he once grasped them with
his powerful right hand, confidence
was at once restored and the most
miraculous results obtained In a few
moments of time Men and women,
well known to many in the large au-
dience, who had been crippled for
years, would arise and walk. The
blind could distinguish their friends
by sight. Tumors would vanish before
your eyes Paralytics would raise and
clap their hands with joy-these same
hands having hung lifeiess by their
sides for years. Scientists were puzzled;
physicians surprised, and the audience
amazed at what their eyes beheld
This gentleman is the most power
full natural healer now living, and has
performed more remarkable cures in
public than any man in the world. his
power seeming little less than miracu-
lous.
Everybody is at liberty to bring
those of their own choice to the hall
for treatment, so that they may wit
ness that every cure which he makes
is genuine. They come to him sick.
crippled and In pain, and they leave
him free from all suffering BY maxi
Ing a few passes with his hands over
the body and limbs Of the patient all
pain IS stopped and the sick are healed.
and often simply by a touch from his
hand many who are crippled are en-
abed to walk These cures are made
openly in public, where the entire au-
dience may witness them.
Professor Coffey does not claim TO
cure all diseases. He does not claim
any divine gift NJ healing I'm the
sense that is ordinarily understood,
but says that he cures on strictly sci
entific principles. However this NAV
be, he is none the less a wonder. and
his work is a blessing to mankind.
None should fail to see and hear this
marvellous man.
Nobody can form any idea OF the
miraculous cures performed by this
man unless they go to above hall aud
see It done. A man on crutcheS for
years is cured in few moments Of
time simply by this man passing his
hands over the limbs of the patient
Miraculous, miraculous" is the eX-
preston one hears on all sides Any
one going to that hail viii be con-
WINGED that the days OF miracles are
not over. We read about miracles OF
the past and wonder at the strange
events Of prehistoric ages. little
dreaming that the same mysterious
cures are done in this--our own city,
yet incredulity and unbelief are
stamped so indelibly upon our minds
that we are loath 10 believe our own
eyes. We doubt and wonder II T. can
be true. These things are truly
strange, and seemingly more strange
from the very fact that they are
cured by 80 simple a method
Everywhere hundreds flock to hear
him; TO see him; to be healed by him.