The Washington herald., 1922-12-29
By DR.. EMILE COUE.

AVA comes on the goth Of July,
1917, for a violent pain in the
right leg. accompanied by con-
siderable swelling Of the whole
limb. She can drag herself along
only with groans. but after the
seance," to her great astonfsh-
ment. she can walk normally
without feeling the least pain.
When she comes back four days
afterward, she has had no return
Of the pain and the swelling has
subsided. This patient tells me
that since she has attended the
"seances" she has also been cured
Of other complaints from which
she had long suffered. In No
vember the cure is still holding
good.
u. Ferry, aged sixty. For five
years has suffered from rheu-
matte pains in the shoulders and
in the left leg. Walks with diff
ficulty leaning on a stick, and
cannot lift the arms higher than
the shoulders. Comes on the 17tb
Of September. 1917. After the
first "seance," the pains vanish
and the patient cannot only take
long strides but even run. Still
more. he can whirl both arms like
a windmill. In November the cure
is still holding good.
Nine. Lacour. aged sixty-three.
Pa ms in the face dating more than
twenty years back,f All treat
ments have failed. An operation
is advised, but the patient refuses
to undergo it She comes for the
first time on Julv 25 1916. and
four days later the pain ceases.
The cure has held good to this
day.
WOMAN OF los HEALED.
Nine. Martin. los. Internal ill.,
ness. Of long standing. There is
visible Improvement after the first
visit. which continues rapidly, un-
til two months later the com.
plaint has entirely disappeared.
A pain in the knee which the pa.
tient had had for thirteen years
was also cured. Gin everv war."
Nine. Castelli. aged Al. living
at Einville, has suffered inter-
mittent rheumatic pains in the
right knee for thirteen years.
Five years ago she had a more
violent attack than usual, the
leg swells as well as the knee,
then the lower part of the limb
atrophies, and the patient is
reduced to walking painfully
with the aid Of a stick or crutch.
She comes for the first time on
the fifth of November, 1917.
She goes away without the help
OF either crutch or stick. Since
then she no longer uses her
crutch at all. but occasionally
makes use of her stick. The
pain in the knee comes Back
from time to time, but only
slightly.
Nine. Meder. aged 80. For six
months has suffered from pain
in the right knee accompanied
by swelling, which makes It i'm
possible to band the leg. Comes
for the first time in December.
Returns in January saying she
has almost ceased to suffer and
that she can walk normally.
After that visit the pain ceases
entirely. and the patient walks
like other people.
SUFFERED "a YEARS.
NJ. Bias suffered "a years
from frontal sinus, which
had necessitated eleven opera
tions! In spite of all that had
been done the sinus persisted,
accompanied by intolerable pains.
The physical state Of the patient
was pitiable in the extreme. He
had violent and almost continu.
GUS pain, extreme weakness; lack
of appetite. could neither walk,
read nor sleep, etc. His nerves
were in nearly as bad a state as
his body. and in spite Of the
treatment Of such men as Bern
helm Of Nancy. Dejerine of
Paris. Dubois Of Bern, Y. Of
Strasburg. his i'll health not only
continued but even grew worse
every day. The patient came TO
me on the advice of one of
my other patients. From that
moment he made rapid progress
and at the present time he is
perfectly well.
NJ. Negengast, aged Is. Suf-
fering from Potts disease. Comes
to me having been encased for
six months in a plaster corset.
Comes regularly twice a week
to the "seances" and makes the
usual autOsuggestion morning
and evening. Improvement soon
shows itself. and iu a short time