National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-04-21
A GREAT MYSTERY!
He Doesn't Know How Ho Does II, but He
Does.
The Sworn Enemy or all Discnse-A Grip
ON Ills OF the Flesh Which Never Fails.

doctor, how on earth do you cure these
people so blamed quick ?"
The speaker was journal reporter, and tho
person addressed was n modest unassuming,
smiling little man, whose digits he had Just
been grasping in tho Nicollet house lobby the
other evening. 1t was tho renowned magic
healer, Prof. Dexter.
81 don't know" was the careless reioinder,
'but know l do, and don't stuff them with
medicine, either. It's all in simple twist of
tho wrist, my boy"
We'll, know you euro Them" chimed in
the reporter. AT first didn't have much
faith in you on account of the lightning-like
rapidity with which you were said to euro
disease; it didn't seem to me possible that it
could DO done in such q short time. But
when l saw n case right under my own eyes,
l couldn't BIO skeptical any longer. / mean
our former managing editor, Mr.. Jordan. He
was terrible sufferer from rheumatism, and
every damp day he would be all bent up. 1t
was really painful to SEQ how he suffered, and
knew he had been afflicted for years. All
of a sudden he was walking around the Office
as lively as a cricket and 1t did ones heart
good to see him, and whom 1 asked him how
it all occurred he told me that you had cured
him in two treatments. 1t seemed marvel
Gus, but knew it to be fact, and could no
longer be skeptical. Then there was WALTZ
han. of the Pioneer and Swift, of the Tribune,
men whose word is as good as gold, and they
only made my convictions of your merits
the firmer when they told mo how you had
cured them"
"The doctor smiled but that was all, and
the reporter continued Did you ever find q
case that you couldn't cure?"
Eyes, l have had just two, and 1 returned
their money"
The conversation was continued at some
length and the reporter resolved to tell the
public something further about tho wonder
full healer. That he is wonderful, no one can
deny. Had no lived in olden days he would
have probably persisted at the stake for
witchcraft, but now he is looked upon us the
greatest benefactor of his time. He came
here and occupied one room OH the fourth
floor, and now he has suite Of ten
rooms in the Syndicate the largest and
handsomest block in the city. They are ele.
gantly furnished, and dozen attendants ara
required to wait upon the rush of customers,
and yet they are insufficient, and he is now
looking for larger quarters. These things
could not be were there no merit in the doc
tors magnetic treatment. Ho has been here
three months, and if no couldn't cure people
he would have gone to the wall ere this. But
| he docs cure them, and in marvellous man
| ner, too. and his hundreds of testimonials
| from well-known ctizens-men who would
not for thousands lend their names to any
scheme to further the interests of any man
attest it.
After conversing with the doctor on various
topics for q few minutes, during which sew
ersl instances were cited where cures had
| been effected by ono treatment, the great
healer stated that no proposed to pass two
months of the present winter in Washington,
| whittier he will go in January. Letters wore
shown begging him to return to Florida,
where he effected such wonderful cures,
but, for tho present, at least, he
will make Minneapolis his home.
| That he has decided to do this will be
good news to all tho sick, for they are pouring
| in on him now 81 fast that he cannot attend
Them and if he should leave now there arc
hundreds of unfortunates here who would of
necessity keep on suffering in the future as in
the past. But no ono should delay or they
may not get around to receive treatment be-
fore he goes away. Doc is tho sworn enemy
of the ills of tho flesh every hour in tho day,
and when he gets that electric grip of his on
disease, tho old chap has got to give in every
time. He's sumner, pays attention to busi-
ness planks down hard cash for all he gets,
and hatever you may remember, or what
ever you may forget, you must never forget
to remember never to forget it.--MtanedpoHs
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