Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-09-16
AMERIcA'sINFIRMARY.

II. N. Chambers and Henry Lemon
returned Sunday morning from Hot
Springs, s. D., where they have SOC
journed several weeks and return very
much improved in health. They were
taking the Compound Oxygen treat.
ment with DR.. E. r. Adams, in con.
nec:ion with baths at the Minnekahta
Spring. Mr.. Chambers gives us the
names of people who were miraculous
~ cured by DIR. Adams oxygen treat
ment alone. From the list we mention
the case of DR.. j. Van Norman of Mo-
vile, Woodbury. county, Iowa, who en-
tered Dr.. Admas' Infirmary, suffering
with general debility, and after a few
weeks treatment, together with breath
ing the pure air, thoroughly medicated
by the evaporation Of the celebrated
health giving properties of the Minne-
kahta waters which flows in rivers
through the town, he returned to his
home at Pendar, Nebraska, perfectly
well and sound. Another case, that Of
j. j. Gordon, u fellow townsman Of
Van Norman, of Pendar, Nebraska, n
tered the Adams Infrmary so badly
afflicted with rheumatism that he was
carried ON a cot. After a few weeks
treatment by DR.. Adams, he was able
to walk and declared that he suffered
no longer from rheumatism. Last
week we mentioned the case of Aaron
Young, of Pendar, Nebraska, who was
cured Of lung trouble by DR.. Adams
Compound Oxygen treatment. There
we're many other cases equally remark
able which were cured at that famous
resort during the %sojourn of Chambers
and Lemon. A case of a boy who had
suffered with rheumatism from hoy
hood, his knees being drawn against
his breast. having lost the use Of his
arms and legs and nearly the power Of
speech. After a few weeks bathing at
the Catholicon Springs, the afflicted.
hoy was so far relieved as to be able to.
use his arms freely and his legs were
n early straight, while his voice was
b 'althy and strong. All who have OBJ
S rived the great improvement in the
c Use of the boy believe that be will he
p srmanently cured at the Cathollcon
blth house. There are many other
cases we might mention. Our object
IN mentioning the cures as effected by
DIR. Adams, aided by the climate and
baths at Hot Springs, S. d., is to in
form u readers in regard TO the de-
STABILITY of Hot Springs, as a health
resort, and that all who desire to avail
themselves of its benefits may have the
Post Office address of people who have
been cured there.
Among the Farrayut and the FIRE.
mont county people whom we found
located at Hot Springs and vicinity
were, Dell Clark, a brother Of w. b.
Clark, who is engaged in the grocery
business. Dell has a good, steady
trade and is doing nicely, is living in a
comfortable home on college fiat and
thinks he has found a pleasant and
profitable home. John White is living
at Oelrich, 80 miles from Hot Springs,
has a large ranch we'll stocked, was re.
Gently appointed receiver of a suspend
ed bank in Oelrich, is chairman Of the
Board Of supervisors of Fall River
county and is looked upon as one of
the rising men of the county. John is
buying and baling a large amount Of
hay upon which he is confident of real
ling a profit Of from $4,000 to $1,000.
Eugene Wilson, formerly of Imogene,
later Snpt. Of Schools in Page county,
is located at the Springs, is a promi-
nent lawyer, States Attorney %andlarge-
l.y interested in real estate. Mr.. Viii.
son has a fine residence property and
is rapidly acquiring wealth, has lived
at Hot Springs even years and is per-
haps the best posted man in regard TO
values of property, desirability of eli
mate and future prospects, Of any in
the locality. Mrs Hannah Leacox, of
Jmogene, is comfortably located at the
Springs, is keeping a boarding house
and greets friends from this vicinity
with her we'll known cordiality which
makes her home the popular resort for
all who go there from this section.
Maj. A. r. Anderson is located at the
Springs where he enjoys a lucrative
law practice and is engaged as attorney
for the Hot Springs Company at a
princely salary.
Dr. w. E. Adams and family have
beautiful residence in a pleasant local
ity and, though the doctor left a lead
ing practice to engage in the Gold Cure
venture, and is now away, it is thought
that he may regain his lucrative prac.
tice at any time when he may elect t.
return to it.
Rev. Lymer, formerly pastor Of the
NJ. e. church in Farragut, we found
in a responsible chair in the Ho'
Springs College, and his family com
fortably located in a charming resi-