Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-09-08
The Fort leavenworth Veterans 60 Home Greatly 6enst
From Hot Springs Bathing. They JubiIant


lot Springs. S. D.
is beginning to show signs of improve.
ment. 'r,r bathing caused the j0ints
to become intlaT ed, the waters doubt
less working OH tile deposits, and q
longer time is needed for Treatment In
tins case, as lie is beginning now to get
better.
+. Hudson, age 10. hemiplegia. mial-
gIa aud articuiar rheumatism. Present
condition, much improved and in a fair
Way of recOvery.
"A. Steadmill, age 40. muscular rheu
right knee and feei; constipation and
chronic cystitis. Present condition:
Muscular and articular rheumatism
cured; constipation bet er, but cystitis
has not been relieved by. the waters.
and OIL account of cungenital defOrmi-
ties u proper examination cannUt be
made To ascertain the cause; and
would recommend All operation for his
reliei as the only means of curing this
serious trouble.
A. l.Ongacre, age 50.lOcOmOtor al taxa.
Present conditions: Died >ept. 1st. THIS
patient WIS in the secund Or third stage
Of the disease when brought here, and
was in a very low condition, weighing
only ll4 pounds. After being here two
weeks lie improved 80 much that he
c..uld walk well. go up and down s.airs.
and walk a mile to and from the hatlls.
He declared he was getting well, aid it
was impossible to control Ills diel or ex.
erttOnS; but as is usual IN this disease
q sudden change came and his decline
was just as rapid. immediate cause be.
ing gastric and cardiac crises; food
would not assimilate and exhaustion
and death soon foil wed.
A. Mueller. age 81, arthritis defOrmas,
chronic rheumatism and cystitls. Pres.
eMt condition, very much imprOyed in
all lis complaints. a d a longer stay
would M doubt effect cure.
ID. b. Derby, age 65. general paralysis.
Preset condition. good; well.
q. :. Clifford, age O.. Diabetes mellitis.
Present cOnditiUn, much better.
NJ. w. C,nine, age II. general rheu.
matis,n (chronic) weak heart; myalgia;
hemorrhoids. Present condition, good.
la this case it was afterwards learned
that the patient was suffering from
multiple fistula in ano, he having six
different fistula. An operation was
advised and performed and rapid re.
cove Y was tile result, and he goes
home feeling we'll.
NJ. Shea, age 81. arthritis deformans,
hem0rrhoids and chronic constipation.
Present condition, improved, and be is
much better in every way than when
he came.
N. j. Axtell, age 46, hemiplegia,
weak heart, general rheumatism, cys-
tits. Present condition, good; i'm
proved far beyond expectation.
John Mahoney, age 46, chronic rheu-
matisrn, weak heart and spinal irrita-
ton; sciatica and chronic cystitis.
Present condition good; has improved
very much in every way.
Henry DeWolf, age AZ, chronic rheu-
matism, hemorrhoids and chronic di-
arrhoea. Present condition, improved
very fast and went back we'll after
being here about three weeks.
Clark Eldridge, age Sc, spinal irri.
tation, neuristhenia; heart irritable
and very weak; chronic constipation.
Present condition, very much i'm
proved and is telling we'll.
Pat Gillihan, age 60. chronic rheu-
matism, lumbago, chronic catarrh
(head and bronchi), chronic constipa-
tion. Present condition, catarrh cured
and general improvement in all other
troubles.
Andrew j. Arnett, age so, locomoter
ataxia; rheumatism in shoulders; blind.
Present condition, sent home as in.
durable after third week.
Fri N. Nichols, age 49, heart disease,
chronic rheumatism, lumbago, cystltis.
Present condition, good. Claims he
feels, and is as we'll as be eyer was in
his life.
A. B. Baum, age 53, rheumatism,
spinal irritation, hemorrhoids in left
inguinal hernia. Present condition,
good. Is we'll except hernia.
p. Somers, age 81, chronic articular
rheumatism. Present condition, good.
Feels perfectly we'll.
r. Yeomans, age 81. diabetes insipi-
dis, albuminura; chronic rheumatism.
Present condition. good. Only slight
symptoms of troubles are noticeable.
James Hanson. age AZ, chronic rheu-
matism and constipation. Present
condition, good.
w. H. Hughes, age So, chronic dys-
pepsia. Present condition, improved.
This patient did not arrive here until
three weeks after the others. He was
in very weak condition; had lately
taken the Keeley. treatment for the
opium habit; after . few baths he