The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-21
Who was Stdcken with Paralysis
Three Years Ago and is Now
Well.
Interesting Statement of an Old
Citizen Who Had Been Pro-
nounced Incurable.
His Paralyzed Limbs are Suddenly
Restored to New Lite by the
Boy Phenomenon Now at
the Majestic Hotel.

5000 people who witnessed the
healing of the sick, deaf, blind,
lame, rheumatic and paralyzed at
,he Grand opera 1rouse last month
ire firm believers in the power Of
Vital Magnetism as a healing agen-
cy, for they saw with their own
eyes the sudden restoration of peo-
pie who had been sorely afflicted
tor years. There could be no doubt
chat the cures were actually per-
formed, for everyone was treated
on the stage in full view of the
vast audience, and all were well
known, honest, and more or less
prominent citizens Of our city,
whom every one knew, and whose
rilments were known to all
1t is safe TO say that one-fourth
VI the audience were there out of
curiosity. another quarter were
rank skeptics and total unbelievers
another quarter were willing to be
'hown, while the sick made up the
other quarter who had been i'll so
ong they had lost faith in every
ching, but like a drowning person
hoped that what they had heard
vas true, and were there with littl,
If any faith, but some hope, and
willing to be convinced.
The prudent Investigator in quest
of cure for chronic ailments.
cares not for eloquence in an ad-
vertisement, but on the contrary
looks for plain facts couched in
plain longuagh.' and when s.
facts are backed up by the evid-
ence of well known citizens your
own friends and neighbors that,
If you are sick, such evidence is
entitled to your attention, earnest
consideration and thorough inves-
tigation.
Therefore when such an old
and respected citizen makes a
statement like the following, bas-
ed on his personal experience, you
are bound to believe it, especially
as you can ascertain its truth any
hour Of the day, as Mr.. Durham
can be seen at his daughters home
No. 1891 f.. Center Street or at the
)arlors Of the Majestic hotel any
day from 3 to 4 O'Clock. He is so
grateful fer the relief he has ex-
perienced after years Of intense
suffering and having tried all other
methods without avail, that he is
glad to let other sufferers know
where and how he was cured, and
therefore very cheerfully replied to
the questions of an interested per-
son who was detailed to investigate
some of the most serious cases
treated ON the stage a month ago,
for the purpose of learning if the
cures then performed were perman-
ent.
Selecting of the most serious
chronic afflictions treated on the
stage of the Grand opera house a
month ago, embracing deafness and
head noises, impaired eyesight, par
alysls, rheumatism. nervous prostra.
ton, asthma, stomach troubles, loco.
motor ataxia, lumbago and kidney af
fections, all Of whom rad publically
stated they had tried all other meth
DDS for years, and were finally Civ
en- up as incurable; up to date sever
have been called upon, all of whom
are old and well known residents, ant
without Il single exception, every on,
of them declared they were positivel!
cured of their various ailments. Al
were profuse in their expressions o
gratitude TO the young AIagnetist VIII,
had banished their suffering an,
worked such wonderful transforma
| ions.
Space forbids the publication o
more than one interview at time
but the other willbe given pub
licity from time to tine during tn
next Ifew weeks. The first cas'
chosen for an interview was that o
iMr. Orian Durham, an old and wei
known citizen, OF 1891 u. Center stree
who was forced TO quit work year
ago because of his affliction--henl
Iplegia, or paralysis of the left side
generally recognized as an incurabl
disease.
Mr.. Durham was so enthusiast
over his recovery that to attempt t
publish half he said would requir
several columns, so his experienc
with Magnetism Is boiled down an
Igiven in his own words as follows
"Yes, sir" said Mr.. Tunham In tn
rotunda of the Hotel Majestic yestel
Iday 81 believe he performed a mil
acle in restoring my paialyzed limb
and out of gratitude for my sudde
restoration and because of the ines
pressible joy | feel in regaining s
lsuddenly the use OF my limbs. max
lthls public statement. hoping somC
n