wonld find prejudicial to his recovery.
My surprise can easily be understood
when it is stated that I fonnd my pa
tient up and dressed, and sitting in a
chair, apparently as well as nsual. I
asked him how this was, when he told
me the following remarkable stoiy.
He had lain in his belple-s condition
after my departure the night before
and being a very religious man, was
thinking over various spiritual sub
jects- AH at once he had fallen to say
ing over to himself the following pas
sage of Scripture, 'Who healeth all thy
diseaser He bad then changed, and
began to say, 'Who heak-th all my
diseases?' He said that be had only
said this once or twice, when he was
instantly cured and felt that he was as
well as ever. He rose from his bed aud
diessed himself, aud had been out in
tbe rain that morning to do certain
chores about tbe bonse and barn. Mr.
Kain then began to move hi elbows
and knees back and forth in the freest
manner, to show that he was as well as
ever, and said that it was simply a
manifestation of the Holy Ghost.
I
have no idea whether or not the cure
will prove permanent, but so far, it is
to me one of the most remarkable
thing 1 ever knew or beard of. I have
no explanations or comments to make.
I have siniplv related the matter as J
have seen and beard it, and that is
all."
Interpreting Urram.
"Dreams? Now you've touched a
tender spot. Madam, I expect I've had
more dreams than any other man in
this U. S. A.," said Bijah.
