The herald., 1894-11-05

Since the wonderful demonstrations in heal
ing the sick by animal magnetism given at
Los Angeles theatre the past week by the Boy
Phenomenon, his private offices and parlors at
the ollenbeck hotel have been crowded with
all classes OF Los Angeles population, eager to
see and hear him OF whom so much has been
said.
Probably the most wonderful cnre ever ac-
complished on the Pacific coast and certainly
one that has caused the greatest comment and
attracted the most widespread attention OF
doctors and medical men throughout the slate.
Is that of Miss Stateler daughter of T. X. State
Ter, the we'll known ticket and passenger agent
Of the Southern Pacific road at Alameda. Miss
Stateler is now az the Hollenbeck hotel, this
city, where sne can be CONS 1lted by those who
are interested, and will cheerfuily vOuch for
the TO lowing wonderful, II not miraculous
re toration to her prese health aud happiness.
Miss Stateler is q beautiful young lady of
probably / 3 years, one of the bellies of her city,
and general favorite wherever known, not
only because OF her personal charms, but her
very pleasing manner and sweet disposition
has endeared her to all who know her. Some
four years ago she met with an accident that
limbs aud resulted in hip joint disease, which
ns nscessitated her using pair of crutches at all
o se ssv 4s
physicians to become reconciled to her lot Civ.
ing their opinion that she would never be able
towalk again and stating that only miracle
could restore to her the use of her limbs.
AS Miss Stateer grew to young womRnhood
the afiiiction seemed harder 10 bear. When the
MlQWlutef ftlr MeulChl congress- was III session
at san Francisco DR. 5ayers of New YoIk, a
physician of great fame and experience, ma de
an examination, and said the only hope for her
was for her was to be strapped to bed with
weights for six months To this, of course.
Miss S.ateler naturally objected, and when Dr.
Temple appeared at the A lcazar theater the
first person to present themselves for treatment
was Miss Stateler, who hobb ed upon the stage
with the a d OF a pair of crutches and two men
to assist her. DIR. Temple explained the nature
of her case TO the immense audience and stated
that while her curabln. IL WOuld
quire several treatments TO effect permanent
cure, after which he began his peculiar method
of treatment and in a few moments requested
her to stand up. She did SO. Another min
ute's treatment of her limbs followed, and to
the astonishment of herself ard the audience
she walked across the stage, down the steps and
up the aisle to where her faith er sat with par
ty of friends. 1t was the first time IN four years
he had seen her walk without crutbhas, and
ths touching scene that followed brought tears
to the eyes of many. Miss Stateler discarded
her crutches from that time and has never used
them since.
DR.. Temple not only treats the blind, lame
and crippled, but all diseases yield to his
strange power. Catarrh, tncipieut consump-
ton, chronic bronchitis, chronic diarrhoea,
neuralgia, nervous prostraton, Diabetes
BRIG hts disease, epilepsy or fits tumors in all
conditions diseases OF q delicate nature dis
eased bone, hip disease, dea fness he art disease
bladder disorders, hemorchoids or piles, chron-
ic rheumatism, obstinate constipation, disor-
ders OF women, catera ct OF eyes, cancer, sciat.
ica, paralysis. tistuls, liver complaint. kidney
troubles. scrofula, gravel, throat disorders, i'm
potency, and in fact all chronic diseases quick
Iy yield to animal magnetism in the hands of
this phenomenal physician.
All those who are able to pay for treatment
may come to DR.. Temples private parlors at the
the Hollenbeck hotel entrance at 216 West
Second street, rooms % TO 20. where he wi |
remain until december 1st. His office hours
are from 10 10 O'c .Ock every day, except Sum
day. Consultation, examination and advice
ire. la II