Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-20
From San Francisco Sunday Morning Call Ed;
toriai, December6, 1855.
Boon to the Public

n iSoon To the Public.
The lIoRdefd Cafes hct are EJscicd by DR..
GeisEdrd0-Dr. A. Geismario, of the Paris Uni
versity now a II sident OF this city st 81 Stock
ton street, is perhaps one the most remark
able electricians and magnetic healers of the
day. At the age of 10 he discovered his WONDER
full electrical power, and began the study OF
medicine. At u he entered the French army
as surgeon Ind was placed in charge of a hos
ptal, but soon aiteTward abandoned the profess
son OF medicine and entered upon his new
career OF usefulness as an electric and magnetic
hea or. Alter making a tour of Eurape he went
to Mexico and received from the highest Off
cials of that country many testimonials of his
cures. Entering the Government service as a
surgeon, he used his powers both on the soldiers
and the public and in gratitude thereof was
awarded the Captain hipin the National Guard,
and also the gold cross of the Legion of Honor
Hearing OF the remarkable crres thst Il e Doc
tor had ellie. ted during his short STAY in this
city, 6 Cal reporter visited his office at 81
Stockton street, corner Of Suffer- to satisfy him
self as to the genuineness of the mysterious
nature of his powers. DR.. GeismaFdo is
Frenchman by birth He speaks English like
an Englishman, and is also master of German
Italian and Spanish, and is as polished man
of the world as student of the art of healing
He is young and still in his thirties Taking
advantage of his offer, the reporter accompa-
MED him in his professional visits The first
patient seen was q. Sneider, who had been for
six months so great a sufferer that he was in
capacitated from work. After six visits Mr..
Sneider was enabled to attend to his duties
effected upon Mr.. Chatien. who for eight years
had been a victim of chronic rheumatism, so
that he was unable to walk. He first visited
last Wednesday, and when seen Friday after
noon. his last treatment. he was not only walk
ing but was strong enough to perform the
hardest labor. D. D. Kimball, who, for the past
two years, has had rheumatism and infiamma-
ton of the nerves SO badly that he was a
paralytic till last Monday, and could hardly
hobble along with clutches and stick, was first
visited last Monday. and after the second treat
ment could walk without any extraneous aid
All these three patients have employed the
leading physicians of San Francisco, and have
expended thousands of dollars on them with
out avail. AS Mr. Kimball said to the reporter:
i have indeed found god in this mana
man who has given me a new life-and the
blessing he has bestowed upon me | would not
part with for many thousand dollars
The last patients seen were Mrs. Sylvia and
Mrs. Shawhan, the one troubled with her voice
and the other with her foot, which had pre-
vented her from walking for the last six months.
Two visits cured the infirmities.
DR.. Geismardo uses neither drug lotion nor
plaster. His cures are effected solely through
his own electric exertions and bottled cleo
tricity. 1t is his own invention, which he
labored over for fifteen years. ia30.4Dlm