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Maddern or Madron Well, in Cornwall, and another, appear to be the only wells in that district that, like the one in Brindle, properly come under the designation of
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The curative properties of the former were held in very high repute. Bishop Hale, of Exeter, relates, in his
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Great Mystery of Godliness, a singular anecdote respecting its presumed miraculous power. Referring to the case of a well-known cripple, he says,
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This man, for sixteen years, was forced to walke upon his hands, by reason of the sinews of his leggs were soe contracted that he cold not goe or walke on his feet, who upon monition in a dream to wash in that well, which accordingly he did, was suddenly restored to the use of his limbs; and I sawe him both able to walk and gett his own maintenance. I found here was neither art nor collusion--the cure done, author our invisible God,
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Parochial History of Cornwall,