The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-04
and conclusivsIy;

First, TO be successful in this work,
the operator must be endowed with the
gift to build up the depleted energies Of
the patients who come TO him, out II his
own abundance Of health and strength.
Second, he must know how TO use his
hands In nanipulative treatment, WHARF
TO apply them so that the gift he posses
ses VIII reach the very nerve center from
which the disease TadiatiOns are goiIsg
forth.
II ana glad TO tell you that these two,
fundamental principles 81 Teleconi meaa.
more, when properly understood, than !
could teii you In an hoar."
The reporter undoubtedly revealed a
look of skepticiam, Professor Neville no
ticed Il at once and with his arm barred
to the elbow, he graaped the reporters
hand and sent u currant OF sensation
thFoughout his whole frame inatantan-
eously This. Professor Neville denOmin.
mated vital force The sensation went
tingiinR up through the arms Of the re-
porter and fFom the top Ut his head to
the soies Of he feet, there was a leeling
that had never taken posBeSatoa Of him
before. he stood in th& presence of a
greater man than he hadGVer met before.
Ii was not imagination; the feeling was
too strong. too apparent, too sudden
and too reat to hc mistaken lk seemed
"a though hia hands were IA touch with
living Goals of lire.
Now, you can understand" con.
tinued Professor Neville. how Tlr. Tan.
ner sustained hfe throughout hs famous
20 day fast In his experience, the pAugs
Of hunger and weakness heeanse almost
unendurahle. lie called in strong man.
with great heRlth, physician. and had
the lett baud of that doctor placed over
hic empty stomach, while the right hand
was placed over the abdominal brain.
known to physicians a. tbs splanchaic-
NERVE center, located ian the back. For
ten of fifteen minutes this treatment
was applted to Or. Tanner. lie grew
stronger at once. whae the fellow phx-
| sie,an hecame 50 weak that when he
arose from treating Or, Tanner he stag
gerrd frum exhaustion"
/ The work of this man Neville in the
/ Northwest has been closely watched. ss-
pscially while he was IN Spokane. He
courts investigation. His Success la the
/ past. in Kansas Missouri, Texas, OKLA.
homa. Indian Territory and Colorado,
la tact throughout che central west, has
hcru unhounded Stories of his remark-
able cures had reached Spokane Icing he
i0rS he arrived IN that city, without the
Substitution of any person.
peiare the reporter left the apartments
of Professor Neville h. performed an ex-
pertment with his hands that the report.
&c had never heard OF before.
whsreupon Professor Neville asked the
reporter TO close his eyes and keep them
closed, The idea was 10 defnonstrate 10
the reporter the fact that Professor
Neville's hands could be located at any
point ON his body where they were, by
the sensation they communicated. al.
rhOagh held all tho time away from the
clothes Ut the reporter. He did as he was
hiddSn and Professor Neviile passed bis
J hands up and down the entire leugth u
the reporters body. on al sides When
ever they were, the reporter could ieel
the sensation that had previously beeu
described Ia words He feit them trave
srnm his shoulder To- his feet aud ever
movement of Professor Neville's hand,
! was easily located without the slightest
eff by the sensation prodnced
At the eoaclusion OF this interview
: the reporter had 10 confess that ia al
: his lite; Ia all his varied experiences: ii
all the time that he had chased dow
! news items. meeting all sorts OF peoplc
: ia all sorts feonditions, he had neVe
before met such a man as this maj
! Neville.