The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-23
WONDER INCREASES.
Hardly Less Than Miraculous Resto
ration of Voice.

Hardly Less Than Miraculous Resto-
ration of Voice.
The continued and unparalleled sue
cess in the treating of the sick at the
parlors of Mrs. A. L. HoIcomb. has
awakened wide spread and profound
establishment in all circles where her
psychopathic and magnetic power has
been known.
The writer, from long acquaintance
with the father and grandfather of Mrs.
Holcomb, among the most eminent and
successful physicians Of their age; and
from personal knowledge OF very many
cases of rheumatism, nervous dyspep-
STA, disordered liver, headache, tooth
ache, deafness and the many forms of
paralysis, and local and obstructive
symptoms, has long regarded as beyond
doubt her superior gift and astonish-
ing skill in the application Of the sim
pie and ordained forces of nature in the
speedy and effectual restoration of the
sick to health.
But the late most astonishing cure of
Miss Hopkins of Boston. the recovery
Of her voice in a manner hardly less
than miraculous, could only be accred-
tied by a, personal interview and full
ties themselves A visit to the home of
her aunt Mrs. Patterson, in Austin
street place, a lady well known in the
circles of Grace church, served to fully
convince us both of the reality and Won
derful nature of this most marvellous
cure of the present time. A serious dis
ease in this induced a profuse hemorr-
hage from the head, more especially the
nasal and vocal organs, resulting in a
weakness and almost entire paralysis of
the organs of speech, so that for six
months no communication was possible
beyond faint whisper. The best efforts
Of expert physicians in Boston were I'M
availing. The removal of the tonsils, the
use of the powerful galvanic currents
could not overcome the obstructive and
paralytic conditions.
ProvidentiaIly visit with her aunt
in Worcester, Mrs. Holcemb, met her
Fat Grace church and was introduced.
She responded in a faint whisper. Mrs.
Holcomb assured her she could make
her talk The next morning (MOnday),
she. with her aunt, repaired to her
rooms. A single brief treatment and
she was able to make sounds audible
in an adjoining apartment.
The next morning Gas is most COM
monty the case), she awoke to find her
voice fully restored, and was able both
to talk and TO sing ana though CLOUDS
were without. so rejoiced, that calling
her aunt, she said: ct feel that I must
sing those beautiful words, %, there's
sunshine in my soul today"
Such restoration and three weeks
having passed, stamps it as unprece-
dented in the annals of modern heal
ing power. The evidence of the reality
is not In letters from afar. nor in hear
say, but any one who will call as the
writer of this has done at the house
of Mrs. Patterson, Austin place, Aus
tin street, can verify the facts for
themselves.
Mrs. Holcomb at 271 Main street
does not claim to cure all diseases, but
that large class of sufferers from those
functional weaknesses and infirmities
named above, may with good hope APP
ply and find speedy and effectual re-
lief and recovery. The arrangements at
her parlors are made with studied
of every influence, natural,
and moral, which nature
and art can afford and even the most
delicate and fastidious may at moder-
ate charges with the utmost confidence
avail themselves or friends of the re-
lief here afforded.
Rev. Frederick T. Georges, Trinity
quarterly conference M. E. churches,
Mass.