John S. Fullmer's Prophetic Death

“The circumstances connected with his death, were related to me by his son-in-law, A. B. Warren, and are very unusual. At the time he sent for me he also sent for all his family. He had three wives and many children and grand-children. They came at his call as promptly as circumstances would permit; and when they arrived at his bedside they learned that he had called them together that he might give them his parting blessing; for he had a testimony that he would not see the rising of another sun. ... He said to his son-in-law, “Noan, come and turn me on to my side and crook up my legs, I am tired lying out straight.” ... The dying man’s last words were, “There, that feels better,” and almost before anyone could realize what was taking place the prediction was fulfilled, without a struggle or a groan, and John S. Fullmer was no more. — The Young Woman's Journal 5:8”