Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1902-08-12
Prof. CoffeY
Will remain at the Elm Hou'e,
Norway. Me-, some time'
M ARVELOUS
ARe HIS CURES.
THE GREAT HEALER

Who created such a furore Of ex-
citement in Lewiston, Auburn,
Bath. Augusta and Bangor re-
Gently by curing hundreds OF
all manner Of diseases thought
to- be incurable. Consultation
free from 8 q. m. till 8 p. m.
daily.
Professor Coffey, the celebrated spe-
cialist and famous natural healer, is the
same gifted man who stood on the open
stage of Journal Hall. Lewiston, quite
recently and publicly cured hundreds of
people in the presence of thousands OF
their astonishcd neighbOrs, causing
much enthusiasm.
If YOU have not seen this man you
must have heard of him. Every news
paper of importance in New England has
published columns pertaining to this
mans wonderful healing power, New
Englands Greatest and Best known
Healer.
His magic touch makes the blind to
see, the deaf to hear, the crippled to
walk, and the sick and suffering to re-
ioice and call down blessings on his head.
He is without doubt the most success
| ful and best known Healer in New Eng
land to-day. His Offices are filled with
people constantly, many coming from
20 to 80 miles around. A man had his
hearing restored in ten minutes. lie
had been deaf for seven years. A lady
was given the use of paralyzed hand IN
three days. Another lady had a large
tumor removed from her throat.
1t would require columns of space in
this paper to publish the names and adj
dresses of the many cases that have re-
ceived treatment from the hands OF
| Professor COffey since he came to Nor
way two weeks ago, and it seems alto
gether useless, as they were all we'll
known citizens.
1t seems as if everybody who was for
tunate enough to receive treatment was
entirely cured or much benefited.
Mrs. Augusta Mills came II miles to
tell Professor COffey that he had cured
her son and herself of what was sup
posed to be incurable diseases of the
spine and nervous system, one year ago.
Mrs. Hepburn called for treatment,
accompanied by her daughter, who car
red her arm in sling, suffering from
| inhammatory rheumatism. She could
not raise her arm for the world. After
the mother had 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 re-
stored to her by Prof. Coffey.
A well known lady suffering from ner-
vous postration for over two years, be-
lieves Professor Coifey has permanently
cured her with three treatments.
Another lady suffering from insomnia
had not slept over an hour at one time
for six months. After receiving her
first treatment went home and slept
eight hours.
Another lady suffering from dyspepsia
and neuralgia pains around the heart for
over one year was permanently cured
| with three treatments from Prof. Cotfey.
A man suffering from general debility
to such extent that he had To quit work
entirely, came IS miles to see Prof. COT
fey. After receiving one treatment he
| declared he felC rs well DIS ever III uiu anu
went home rejoicing.
We know that such remarkable cures
as are being made in this place seem al
most incredible and these performances
seem more like miracles than solid facts.
Here every case is examined and if a
cure is possible, you are rs sure OF it as
you are of the sun rising. If, however,
you are beyond relief, no amount of
money would induce the professor to
accept your case. He heals the sick, and
cures those who are diseased, and he
does it upon scientific principles.
Marvellous as his work may appear, he
is simply doing that which history and
the teachings of science show has been
and can be done, and that which well in
formed men know can be done and is
being done in this age. His work has
been successful and most magniiicently
successful.
| His wonderful success has spread like
wild-fre among those who had given up
all hope of ever being well again, and
they are by hundreds availing themselves
of his miraculous power and gift of heal
ing, which has proved to be the snrest,
quickest and most reliable means of cure
ever offered a long suffering public.