Mohave County miner., 1901-02-16

W. "S ""S, "hoie 1hey nelQ me prlS-
oner' They did not put me in Jail, but
in the governors house. in a room
looking out upon the cattle yard.
"The mosquitoes ate me; the heat
suffocated me. | suffered.
"Then the people-my friends-came
and demanded that be released. They
took me to Cabora, and there healed
many.
Ihere we're angry mutterings among
the people, and the Mexican govern.
ment banished me from the country.
| went to Arizona, where / lived for
many years and cured thousands. |
also went to Texas-to Ell Paso-where
| cured many more.
81 cannot cure everybody who comes
to me. Sometimes they will not be.
lleve, and the power try to send into
them, returns to me, and they are no
better
sometimes | can tell at glance
what ailment afflicts the patient who
comes to me-just as though it were
written on his face; sometimes l can
not.
In treating patient, / take his
hands in mine--not grss ping them
tightly, but only clasping the fingers
and pressing each one of my thumbs.
Then, after while, place one Of my
thumbs against each one of his thumbs.
Then, after a while, place one of my
thumbs on his forehead-just over his
eyes.
"You have headaches. Sometimes
your head feels heavy. Your heart
does not at all time beat regularly
sometimes it palpitates too rapidly.
Your stomach is not as good as it
should be.
"Do you feel little electric thrill
entering your thumbs?"
"No."
sometimes / cannot communicate
the thrill to patients-and then can
not cure them.
sometimes | give medicine made
from herbs to my patients. Nearly
always / rub them gently-not as
masseurs do, bat only TO communicate
the power that | have to them.
"And most OF them get we'll.
81 frequently go into frances. but
none have lasted so long as did the
first one.
"Then people think am crazy. Not
that / am violent; but do not pay at
tention to their questions, and | say
strange things.
"These spells dc not give warning of
their approach. do not know when
/ am to have them, and no one knows
that have them except by my queer
answers to their questions. In these
spells my power for-bealing is greater
than at any other times"
Santa Teresa is on a tour of the
world, for the purpose of learning, il
possible, the source of her power to
heal. She claims that it comes direct
from God. But others say it is some
nervous or physical popularity that
supplies it. Still others say she is but
the medium of another parsonage, pre-.
sumably spiritual one.
ii do not know" says Santa Teresa,
"rheosophists say that some astral
body is making itself manifest through
me; spiritualists say the spirit of some
great and good person, who has lived
before me, is the source. Some doc
tors say my powers are derived from
purely physical or nervous peculiar
tiles.
~ do not know what 1t is. 1t came
to me without my knowledge, and
when j was Ia trance. 1t has re-
manned with me- | have cured thou
sands, and | expect to cure thousands
more.
"But seek to find out whence the
power is derived. shall go to Paris,
to Oberam morgan, to Jerusalem, to
India, and thence to Egypt; perhaps
somewhere i may find some one, wise
in such matters, who can and will tell
me the secret. Copper Era.
WAN1Ep-Capable reliable person IN every