

UNSuC ,ES5FLL MIRACLE
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Nh. EDiioR,-On the morning of the 9TH
ult, | observed the streets filled with pe,-
pie makl'g their way towards Waikiki, and
learned on inquiry, that they were gong to
ii house Just III the outskirts of the town TO
Witness miraculous cure winch was To be
performed on woman who had been sick a
long tine. Thinking there might be some
thing learned, oincd the multitude and
soon found myself at very respectable
looking adobe house, which with the ya~d
and considerable portion Of the public road,
was crowded with natives. On entering
the yard, after "A long struggle, | saw the
operator, or Doctor as he was called who is
a middle sized native, well dressed, and
standing with two small boxes tied up in a
handkerchief, which he held in his hand
His look was simple but calm and collected.
rs though he was confident Of success, while
he seemed not to notice the rush of people
upon him to CRAFTY their curiosity. Soon the
arrangements for the wonderful cure were
made, bed was provided for the sick wo-
man and another for her husband, and it was
proclaimed that the doctor was to kill the
husband by calling out the disease from his
wife and placing it on him, when she would
get up perfectly well and walk to Waikiki,
after which the husband would be restored
to life.


The doctor commenced by opening a
small box in which were eight blocks of
wood, which he moved about with great GER