The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-09-06
MAGN ETISM !.
Scores of Patients Restored to
Health by this Subtitle
Agency.
The Poor Treated Free of Charge.
iFrom the Daily Exchanged

From the Daily Exchange.I
Magnetism is a subtitle power which has
shaped the destiny of many of the worlds
heroes. 1t is power which attracts indi-
viduals to each other and binds with invis-
ible, yet resistless but gentle fetters the
hearts of those who come within its magic
spell. Who has not felt the influence of
this unseen force when brought in contact
with men possessed of health. vitality and
genial manners, who exert an inexplicable
attraction that wins respect and friend
ship2 Health and vigor are inseparable
from it. 1t is power for good when prop
erly exerted. Animal magnetism is mys-
terious agent employed by some men in
the successful treatment of disease. When
combined with the medical skill and expe-
rience, magnetism is powerful factor in
the mastery of many disorders. Its ad-
vantages are that physical ailments are
cured without the use of medicines, which
too often remove one disease only to i'm
plant another scarcely less injurious. I'm
fortunately. though, for the afflicted, i'm
posters are so plentiful that the percentage
is largely against success in the search fer
relief. Every large city has its quota OF
fraudulent pretenders, local and imported,
and San Francisco is no exception to the
rule in this direction. We have been Wis
tied by many of this class, whose coming
has been heralded by the bold assumption
Of miraculous powers, blazoned in pubic
print and upon dead walls in flaming char
acters. These have come, strutted their
brief hour among us, deluding the edu-
Gated and intelligent, and bamboozling the
ignorant; and, departing, have carried
with them the coin and anathemas of
their deluded victims. Happily there are
those who, possessing all the attributes to
success, united with thorough knowl-
edge of physical laws and the nature and
~
modestly place themselves and attain
ments in the way of the afflicted who may
need their valuable services. Such as these
secure the gratitude of an extensive cli-
entele and receive a merited reward in
pecuniary compensation for their skillful
services.
OF such are the Drs. Darrin, now located
at No. 1l3 Stockton street, whose mastery
of stubborn diseases is remarkable. These
gentlemen abjuring the tricks and Jug
glery that have made their imitators ia
nous, if not Infamous, are quietly and
without ostentation winning fame and
golden honors commensurate to their
great skill and scientific attainments.
Their Offices are daily thronged with the
sick, who, having heard of the wonders
they perform, offer themselves for the
treatment, which those who have preceded
them have found so permanently benefi-
cial. That they do not seek in vain is
shown by the following, from what would
seem almost miraculous cures:
Mrs. j. Nc Williams, 62l Chestnut street,
Oakland, has been cured of a loath -ome
catarrh and deafness of one ear.
j. A. Zweifel, 10 Hayes street, city, ca
tarrhal deafness fourteen years in one ear
and total deafness in the other caused by
paralysis of the drum and auditory nerve;
both cured.
II. Hannibaps daughter, 955 Pine street,
West Oakland, catarrhal deafness five
years; restored.
M. L. Crowell, Route Agent for Wells
Fargos Express Company, residing at 1923
Sutter street, successfully treated for liver
trouble, dyspepsia, vertigo and buzzing
noises in his ear.
P. B. Downing, 623 Jessie street, S. F.,
other rapidly recovering.
Charles Rogers, Mowry's Hall, corner
Grove and Laguna streets, S. F., discharge
of the ear, deafness and noises in the ear
since six months old; perfectly cured.
William Heinze's girl, 1119 Folsom
street, S. F., dropsy, heart disease and in
1ammatory rheumatism, limbs swollen to
an enormous size, life despaired of; cured
in one month.
Della Kerrigan. Ocean View Post Office,
loathsome scrofulous Affections, which had
covered her face, limbs and body with
many large, running sores; the scars and
marks now only remain to bear witness to
the above statement.
Mrs. M. Bernhard, 1916 Larkin street,
deafness and catarrh ten years; cured.
Mrs. H. F. Baiy, 867 Mission street, S.
F., catarrhal deafness twelve years; cured.
DR.. w. II. Tambling, 1872 Hayes street,
S. F., deafness and vertigo and ringing
noises in the ears ten years; after treat
ment his hearing came back to him like
the report of a gun.
e. Z. Brown. connected with the bust
ness office of the San Francisco Examiner,
buzzing noises and pains in the ears;
cured.
Thomas McGraw, 80 Day street, S. F.,
deafness six months; instantly cured.
Miss T. M. Jacquemin, telegraph oper-
ator at Berkeley, Alameda county, CAL,
deafness and troublesome discharge of the
ears seven years; cureG.
Mr.. j. f. Streeter, 3l2 Pine street, S. F..
loathsome catarrh cured and deafness
nearly cured.
Mr.. D. L. Shead, of 1915 Webster street,
Alameda. CAL. can be referred to in regard
to the cure of a large goitre Qarge neck
of many years standing, on his friend
Mrs. II. A. Wright of San Diego, Cal.
General John Day, Surveyor-General of
Nevada, deafness since years old; he is
now 76 and can hear common conversation.
William J. Dibble's daughter, Berk eley,
total deafness; cured twelve years ago.
0. Crandall, American Exchange Hotel,
S. F., catarrh and deafness fourteen years;
restored.
ID. L. Mcdonald, 1900 Laguna street. S.
F.. paralyzed hands; restored.
John A. Kelley, 4 Morrel place, S. F.,
general lung trouble, catarrh, bronchitis,
deafness and ringing noises in the ears;
cured.
G. Murry, Nicasio, Marin county, Cal,
asthma, and polypus in the nose; cured.
Besides scores of others.
Drs. Darrin will treat the poor free of
charge from 8 to 10 o'clock daily until fur
.ther notice; those able to pay from 10 a.
Fna. to s. p. M. Sundays, 10 a. m. to p. m.
Send for circular. Examinations free.
Drs. Darrin are permanently located at
113 Stockton street, between Geary and
O'Farrell, San Francisco.