The herald., 1894-11-18
EXCITEMENT UNPRECEDENTED.
Pasadena and Los Angeles
Are With the Boy Phe-
nOmenOn.
At His Magic Touch. the Lame Did
Surely Walk, the Blind Did See,
and the Deaf Were Made
to Hear.

| During the past week the excitement ovel
tho boy phe omenon has reached fever heat
The m racles he has wrought at his demonstra
tions Wednesday night and every morning al
| the Los Angeles theater and at Pasadena Fri
! day night, have set wild with enthusiasm all
who witnessed them, and have brought many
woTshipers to the shrine OF animal magnetism.
The noble, charitable, Christ-like work ol
curing the ills of the afflicted poor; the devo-
tion of his God-given power to healing those
whose circumstances such that they cannot
pay for treatment, nave won for him a warm
place in the affections of the people and he
will long be remembered as one of the greatest
beneiactors TO mankind the world has ever
seen.
He has ms de many lives happie- in Los An
eeies and Pasadena during the short time he
has been in southern California, and there are
hundreds who will sing his praises for the good
he has done.
By the mere laying on OF hands this boy has
almost instantly cured diseases that have been
pronounced beyond ell human power to heal
During the past week pc pie have been carried
to him on the stage helpless ass babe and be-
fore the eyes OF his astonished audiences they
walked upon the limbs that few minutes be-
fore were absolutely useless.
Sights such as have been daily witnessed can
not fail to vanquish all skepticism. No reason
strations. The power of animal magnetism
possessed by this marvellous boy has been prov
eI concusively and must by acknowledged.
IN PASADENA.
If the Pasadena Opera house had been capa
bic of accommodating 5000 people, it would
not have been large enough to hold all who
w-nt to the theatre hoping to see the demon
station Friday night. People came from far
and near The rich and poor, healthy and
afflicted jostled and struggled to gain admit
sion AMI It's safe to say that not third part of
the throng that assembled in front of the thea
tire gained admission. Such excitement as was
caused was uuheard of in that city.
There were SO many of the most prominent
people disappointed at not being able to OBJ
tain admission that the management has been
deluged with requests for another demonstra-
tion of the wonderful power OF the boy, which
will probably be sccedsd to at an early date.
The number of private patients under treat
ment at the Hollenbeek hotel is so great that
every moment of The doctors time is occupied.
In consequence OF this the management is COM
PEELED to announce that there will be no mole
pnblic demonstrations in this city.
DR.. Temple will remain in Los Angeles until
the 1st of Dece nber. All who desire treatment
and are able and willing to pay for the same
may come to private parlors at the Hollenbeck
nolel, entrance 40 west secOnd street, rooms
% to 20, from 10 a. m. TO p. m. Consul tation,
examination ana advice free. All examina-
tions are made without questions and every
ache and pain described far bettsr than the
patients c. II tn hemselves.
New patients will be received until Decem.
Der lst only, but the boy will remain in Los
Angeles until he has cured those under treat
ment, after which he will visit the larger
places in Southern California and then return
to his permanent once at the Baldwin hotel,
San Francisco.