The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-02
SOUTH DAKOTA HOT SPRINGS.
The United states Sending Its Sick Sal
diers There to Be Cured


diers There to Be Cured.
II may not be generally known, but
1t is fact. that the United States gov
eminent is sending many of it's sick
soldiers to the Hot Springs in South
Dakota-especially the chronic cases,
Tor treatment. The burlington route
has an increasing traffic for Hot
Springs, ). d., as the efficacy
OF the waters becomes more generally
knewn. DR.. Jennings, the physician
In charge of the detail of soldiers from
FORT Leavenworth, in his third weekly
report OF the progress of the veterans,
gives instances of cures that seem al
most miraculous. Some have already
gone home 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 following is condensed
from the report:
Joseph +. Knipe, chronic rheuma-
tlsm; steady Improvement.
Ira ID. Chamberlin, chronic rheuma-
tism, neuritis of the anterior crural;
steady Improvement.
Thomas Concanon, hemorrhoids,
chronic rheumatism; steady improve
ihcnt. ABOUT well.
Fred Leigler, chronic rheumatism;
steady improvement
L. w. Jones, general rheumatism
and heart weakness; steady improve
ment.
+. +. Kingsland, general muscular
rheumatism; steady Improvement.
Rosella Randall, sciatica, mental de-
rangement, neurithenia; Improvement
in general condition.
John Walsh, chronic rheumatism,
heart disease; improvement.
f.. McGloyn, arthritis deformans;
slight improvement.
" Hudson, hemiplegia, mialgia,
articu!ar rheumatism; steady improve
mcnt.
Stead nan, muscular rheumatism
and articular rheumatism in knee and
feet, chronic cystit's and constipation
steady Improvement
A Longacrea, locomotor ataXia;
some Improvement.
A. Mueller arthritis deformans,
chronic rheumat SIN, general cystitis;
slight improvement.
ID. Il. Derby, general paralys much
improved.
{. ). Clifford, diabetes; improved
(chronic), weak heart, myalgia; i'm.
proved.
M. shea, arthritis dcformans, hem.
orrhods, chroaic constipation; slight
Improvement
n. j. Axrell. hemiplegia, weak heart,
general rheumatism, and cystitis, spas.
improvement
1php Mahnna,, oh "a IL , ~,
weak heart, spinal irritation, sciatica
and chronic cystitis. Fast improve
mcnt.
Henry De Wolf chronic rheuma
tism, hemorrb ODDS, chronic diarrhea
Improvement, sent home well.
Clark Eldridge, spinal irritation,
neuristhenia, irritable heart, very
weak, chronic constipation; genera,
improvement.
Pat Gillihan, chronic rheumatism.
lumbago, chronic catarrh, head anc
bronchi, chronic constipation; i'm.
proved in general condition. catarrf
cured.
Andrew j. Arnett locomotor ataxia
rheumatism in shoulders, blind; nc
improvement, incurable, sent home.
Fri n. Nichols, heart disease,
tbs; improved, almost we'll
A. b. Baum, rheumatism, spina,
irritation, hemorrhoids, left inguina.
hernia; improved, almost well.
y. Somers, chronic rheumatism
articulate: improved, almost well.
II. Yeomens. diabetes, insipidis
alouminuria, chronic rheumatism; i'm
proved, almost well.
JAMES Hanson, chronic rheumatism
constipation; steady Improvement, al
most well.
Henry DE Wolf and Andrew j. Arm
EFT have been sent home, over the Bur
lington route, for the following rea
sons: Andrew j. Arnett incurable
locomotor ataxia, blind. Henry ID,
Wolf as cured and to care for Arnett
Transportat on should be secured
for three men this week, as that NUN
Der are now we'll and ready to return
to Leavenworth. All the men are do
ing well, and those that were not eX,
pected to get any relief on account OF
age, shattered constitutions, and in
cura BILE conditions are, ! am pleased &c
say, benefited and feeling much bet
ter than when they came here, with
the exception of the case returned,
Andrew j. Arnett. The bathing at
the Catholicon has been stopped on ac-
count of the long distance from the
h ome, and the effects of such change
are already apparent The best route
to the South Dakota Hot Springs is
via the burlington route, which
reaches ali points in the Black Hills
Burlington Hawk Eye.
An Unequalled Opportunity