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-i • Tho otory ot Enoch A,rdqh is a vary. common one. Husbands aro continually turning up at iiicui.wnient tunas, when they ought to be, aa they were supposed to be, in another sphere. All this goes to show that you should never holloa until you'arc out of the bush. Thdwftolo hiiltory of lost heirs and defunct claimant* shows that people, who are supposed to be dead and buried, aro of .a * wonderful faculty of resusapation. But when a liiin has been attended by nine a'octora, and subjected to every treatment that lugitimato med-'j ical practitioners', considered expedient and hag been t'nlcLthnt it is no good, and j that his case' : is:'.hopeles3,::.tho ordinary j intellect accepts s the; position as unsus-'j ceptible of alleviation,- .-Yet ov.ou then a man may be brought back from the grave.'j *lr Joseph ; .Rankin,' .xVho resides'.'.hi.l ' Farrell Stieet,;P.ort, i'Mbl.Jiourne, .is inony to thia.'ifiictj'vi -_.pe'v : writes': ; that'-he"! has enjoyedihaadyice, pfV nine; and that tbejoutcbmesofthe. .•./hole mat-: ter was, that lie'.w'as recomniuided to. go into the hospital.;... JBut ho would'nt. i\kfriend got him'to. try Warners and SafeiPilla., " Beforo fathei.had taken two bottles we saw the difference. The color .■ returned to, 'his.cheeks.audliebecamestrongea', and re. 'covered his spirits!'" -Mr Rankhi himself, says:—" At.''tiie:.'tinie ; l commenctd, Wafiier'ffljrfe Remedies 1-could scarcely walk, acrftftbe room, but before I had twowottles Jjfelt a'-ner-having persistedlin. vthu.:'treatment r l ':.haye;' so tar recoyered-tliatl.contuinplate g'ettiujj back to work-very shortly.'..;. Jn'm}';iCnse ; I can honestly:.d.eclare:'that irhave .bden: .brought frpm;tiie[gravet"'. : 'be'-, allewed,'ls-a; most satisfactory-..resusicita-: tion—a fatHeivgivfeiv hackUoihis' 'children;, an old anda'espec.fe.direßi'dent.'rest.Ji'ed to : hU friendsyri't a period when, even "the alertand-'practised of .tho faculty^' ■■'discerned 'no , hope..; ■' ...These. • num'erous.instaricesofwhatniay'.bbtermed' phenomenal cures,.\v'liich are oii. record j 'presentiquitfra satisfactory page in (lie., history. : of;'those, who, when , : de'spairuri',' and ;■ hopeless,;, have been: .rescued' and , giyen.back to'health and happiness. To iheir virtual Resurrection inust'eyer be-.a. subject for thankfulness,, anirl : noi a Jittle wondor.; for. if/there:be.; fone Vachievanieiit m'ore : ■ than; another, ■likelytpiti'lke the specta.tof'witji a sense ■•' of tho.niarvollouH, it is surely-.that whicliia presented in a Case, of one'i-r.wlio, like Mr Rankin jlias been fciro.i'iglvt back from-.; the'wave'...:
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2307, 29 May 1886, Page 3
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