The herald., 1894-08-26
COMP AIRED TO SANDOW
A Professional Gentleman Who Is
Conceded to Be More Per-
fectly Modelled.
He 10 We'll Known in Society and Has
Been the Subject of Much Favorable
C0mment-How He Became
Strong and Graceful.

FRANCISCO CAL, June.-It has been a
matter OF remark ever since sandow made his
appearance IN the ring at Central Pnrk with
the lion Commodore, that he did not appear to
the untutored eye to be quite so perfect as
he has been described.
Whilst Ssndow claims that his great museu-
lar development is due TO his own system OF
training which it may be, well KIN own ply
sican pointed out the other day that the mus
cles wer. not the only part of a man which
needed developing in order that he might be
considered perfect.
II have pers onal friend in my own profess
sion" said this physician to reporter few
days ago, "whom | am certain is better speci-
men of peri manhood than is the strong
fellow" The reporter declined to believe the
statement, and suggested that IL compariron be
made. "My friend would never consent to any
such arrangement, for he is scholar and a
distinguished gentleman was the repy;
"but," he continued, 1--WE can see him by IL
little strategy"
1t was then arranged to invite half dozen
well known man-athletes and medical men
as well a representative of the press to meet
the gentleman who was said to be so near "a
perfect man." 'Mind you" said the doctor,
81 mean men tally and morally well as phys
ically and l assert that his mentality and NOR
ality are as we'll developed his hysical ma
ture."
Last Saturday the selected coterie Joined in
social game of whist and it was left to the
noted physician spoken of to Introduce his
friend in his own way. The ga me had not pro-
ceeded far when there was sharp rap at the
door, followed by the intrusion of a head.
doctor, there is q man seriously hut out
side" said the voice. The doctor hastened to
the scene of the accident, and ths game was
suspended to await his return. Presently a
stretcher came in, carried by four men and fol-
lowed by the doctor.
"Excuse me, gentlemen" he said "but this
man is seriously hurt and must BIS alton ded to
at once" Then saying he wanted to consult
another physician, he rang for messenger boy
and dispatched him with an urgent note. No
sooner had the boy gone than the njured man
was taken upstairs by the s'retcher men.
"Now," said the doctor. my perfect man will
come in response to my note"
In few moments the door opened and a
gentleman Just bout six feet tall, with dign-
fed bearing and most graceful carriage, ell
tered. His quiet but handsome face bore
slight trace OF surprise as he viewed the COM
pany, but recognizing a couple of tae members
of the little party he shook hands with them
heartily, His frame was massive to degree.
but his step was light, his broad shoulders
showed not the slightest sign OF stoop, and his
face was afame with the glow OF perfect
health.
~ wanted to consult you about case which
has Just been brought here, said his friend.
and with wonderful ingenuity he compelled
the stranger to move every part of his body
whilst explaining the accident. 1t could
plainly be seen how perfectly all the muscleso OF
the dark be arded stranger were developed, and
he talked SO readily and clearly about the case
that the rapidiiy with which he had grasped
the details amazed everyone. He was evil
IDENTIFY master Of his profession, and the other
medical man spoke with all air OF deference to
his opinion, which showed that he knew he
was consulting superior.
The conference came to an end in half an
hour or so and the stranger retired as quietly
as he had came.
"What is your verdict, gentlemen" said the
doctor who had brought about the meeting. 1t
WAS unanimously agreed that the stranger was
a learned, polished gentleman, and that his
physical development was as perfect as could
be.
"But who is he?" said the newspaper man.
"That, sir, is the chief consulting physician
of that great white building 'The Hudson Med.
icai Institute" 1882 Market street. He Is one
of the ceverest men Of San Francisco, Cal. He
is the discoverer of "The Great Hudyan," that
grand specific for nervous debility, impaired
manhood, etc. the cures by the means OF which
have astonished the civilized world"
"But has this Great Hudyan' done SO much
as is claimed for it?" asked the scribe.
''You should drop in there or write them for
testimo malls and you will see,' was the reply.
"They will send you batch which will surprise
you, covering every kind of weakness and de-
biity."
The game of whist was resumed, the general
verdict being unqualifedly superior to San
dow"