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The Syracuse Post-Standard
Tuesday, 22 November 1910

         Patient of Syracuse Rag Doctor Expires
         
         Auburn, Nov. 21 - NELSON MOSHER, a farmer, aged
       57 years, residing in the town of Scipio, died
       last evening. He had been ill for some time, during
       which he received treatment from a clairvoyant,
       whom, it is claimed, practices in Syracuse. The
       woman doctored MR. MOSHER by mail and claimed to
       diagnose the diseases of her patients by cloths
       which she directed to be worn about the body for
       a time, after which they were sent to her.
         Under her treatment MR. MOSHER grew worse, but
       no physician was called in. Coroner Smith was
       called and gave tuberculosis as the cause of death.
         The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at
       the Baptist Church at Scipio Center, with inter-
       ment at Fleming Cemetery. MR. MOSHER'S brother,
       aged 80 years, is seriously ill.
       
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