Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
REMARKABLE Scene.
Friday Rssning's Attendance -
DR.. Kennedy's Oftcs-
10 PEOPLE RECEIVE ATTENDANCE.
fhs Reporters visit - ths bss.~f
Once L&sG Friday kssot1g-An
Glasses OF Feepls esEs thsFs
-N0st Of tksm neiPsd.

DR.. Kennedy had told the reporter
that over one hundred persons were
treated at tbe ,ast Friday evening sp-
pointed for tie free treatment ot al oy
elecuo-ozone, al MS Offices IN the Her
mitsge building. The reporter did not
question thls statement, but the next
Friday evening he Was there 70 see tor
himself. lie entered the room fifteen
minutes later than the Gme appointed.
Il seemed impossible that the fame OF
and medical treatment could call 20.
gether so large and hopeful company
of afflicted persons. They were there,
"a!l sorts and conditions of men,"
Not class was uurepresented.
The rich and the poor were taking
treatment side by SIDE, young and old.
msie and female, some with chrome
diseases, and others with less serious
ailments, were grouped about the
beautiful and wonderful electro-ozone
machine. They We're thdre with n
single idea. but many were there under
differing impulses. One was there be-
cause he knew a friend who had been
helped; another was there because he
felt desperate IN las af1iietion, and
knew not where 10 turn for relief; an
other was there because he had studied
the treatment intelligently, and under
stood It's nature; another was there be-
cause he had conhded IN
the wisdom of the patent
commissioner who had granted
DR.. Kennedy his patents on the method
and process; and others were there be-
cause they had been advised by their
physicians to 20. But whatever the
particular and moving consideration, il
required but a glance at the hopeful
faces TO know that they all believed
that health was in store for them. AT
the time the reporter entered, count
disclosed the presence of Just ~ pa
tients. During the entire period o.
treatment, 120 persons had been treated
A description OF the electro-oZone
machine would be impossible. 1t is
well worthy or examination for it
scientific interest alone. After the re-
porter had retired the well-known cleo
trojan L. g. Wooley, is said to have
entered the room to see for himself q
machine that had excited so much ad-
miration.
In company Of so many people, It
was to be expected that q great variety
OF diseases should be represented. The
doctor examined all cases, and assigned
them TO the particular treatment adapt
ed to their cases. A young man with
the asthma was asked by the doctor t.
come at time when his paroxysInS
were severest, and he could better tell
what relief he could get. An old
lady with partial blindness
arising from Inflammation was relieved
In two minutes. A lady with hemor-
rhage of the lungs was scarcely able to
stand up and inhale the ozonated air.
The doctor asked the people to notice
her case particularly. and the effect of
the treatment. He SAID that she was
SO feeble that anything injurious would
| be sure to have its effect upon her
She left the doctors Office that night
I greatly strengthened in body and hope
/ full in mind.
When the hour was up, not
half those who applied had beer
treated, and the doctor kindly
extended the time until all had beer
given an opportunity of relief. There
was no feeling of delicacy in taking tn,
treatment, either on the part OF tht
rich because the treatment was free, no.
on the part of the poor because they were
not asked to pay. 1t was more like {
happy family receiving what they
knew was given with perfect willing
ness.
The free treatments will be con
tlnued, as heretofore, on Tuesday
mornings from 8 till 10, and on Frida,
evenings from Z till s.