Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-22
SOUTH DAKOTA HOT SPRINGS.
The United States Sending Its Sick Sol
diers There to Be Cured.

1t may not be generally known, but 1t Is
fact, that the United States Government is
sending many Of its sick soldiers 10 the Hot
Springs in South Dakota-especially the
chronic cases, for treatment. The Burning
ton Route has an increasing traffic for Hot
Springs, South Dakota, as the efficacy Of the
waters become more generally known. DR..
Jennings, the physician in charge Of the de-
tail of soldiers from Fort Leavenwolth, IN
his third weekly report OF the progress Of
the veterans gives instances of cures that
seem almost miraculous. Some have al
ready gone homo cured, others are ready TO
go, and from the rapid manner in which the
others are regaining health they will all
| soon be able to go home cured. The follow
ing is condensed from the report:
Joseph +. Knipe, chronic rheumatism !;
| steady Improvement.
| Ira D. Chamberlin, chronic rheumatism,
| neuritis of the anterior crural; steady i'm
provement.
Thomas Concanon, hemorrhoids, chronic
rheumatism; steady Improvement, About
| well.
4. W. Jones, general rheumatism and
| heart weakness steady Improvement
L. F. Kingsland, general muscular rheu-
matism; steady improvement,
| Rosetta RandIls sciatica, mental derange-
ment, neurithenia; improvement in general
| condition
John Walsh, chronic rheumatism, heart
| disease; improvement.
p. Hudson, hemiplegia, miag articular
| rheumatism; steady improvement
A. Longacrea, locomotor ataXia; some i'm
| provement.
A. Mueller, arthritis deformans, chronic
rheumatism, general cystitis; slight i'm
| provement.
d. B Derby, general paralysis; much i'm,
| proved.
c. s. Clifford. diabetes; improved.
M. Shea, arthlitis deformans, hemor-
rholds, chrome constipation; slight i'm
| provement
John Mahoney, chronic rheumatism, weak
| heart spinal irritation, scatiCa, aud chronic
cysttis. Fast Improvement
| Henry De Wolf, chronic rheumatism,
| hemorrhoids, chronic diarrhea; improve
ment, sent home well.
| Clark EIdrdge, spinal irritation, neulis-
thenid, irritable heart, very weak, chronic
constipation; general Improvement
| Andrew j. Arnctt, locomotor ataxia, rheu-
matism in shoulders, blind; no improve
ment, incurabie, sent home.
! Fri N. Nichols, heart disease, chronic
rheumatism, lumbago, cystitis; improved ;
almost well
| P. Somers, chronic rheumatism; articu-
late; improved, almost we'll
James Hanson, chronic rheumatism,
cons ipation; steady Improvement, almost
| well.
Henry De Wolf and Andrew J. Arnett
have been sent home, over the Burlington
Route, for the following reasons: Andrew
| j. Arnett, incurable; locomotor ataXia, blind
| Henry d. Wolf as cured and TO care for
| Arnett
All the men are doing well, and those that
were not expected TO get any relief on &c
count of age, shattered constitution and in
durable conditions are, am pleased to say.
benefit ed and feeling much bettert than when
they came here, with the exception OF the
case returned, Andrew ]. Arnett. The
bathing at the Catholcon has been stopped
on account of the long distance from the
home, and tho effects of such change are nj
ready apparent The best route to the South
Dakota Hot Springs is via the Burlington
Route, which reaches all points In the BlacA
| Hills.-Buring ton Hawk Eye.