The morning call., 1894-09-02
One More Demonstration at AICaZar
Theater This Sunday
Evening.

Among his cures are some of the very
best and most prominent men and women
of the State, whose regulations are beyond
| question and whose words cannot be
| helming evidence and in
disputable proofs Of DR.. Temples power
to heal the sick.
The past three months our CITY has
| been electrified by a strange and most
wonderful occurrence. A mere youth,
| known throughout tine Eastern and Mid
| die States as the boy Phenomenon, has
| daily been accomplishing cures OF the
most chronic and aggravated cases that
| have for years de6ed the skill and ability
! OF the most learned practitioners OF the
coast. Skepticism no longer exists, the
| incredulous have been forced to admit
| that animal magnetism in the hands Of
this boy possesses the most unlimited cur
alive properties of any treatment known to
| the medical world.
Facts are what the public want They
speak to the point and are ten times more
convincing than the most graphic por-
| trayal, therefore the following facts are
given for the consideration of the public
that they may investigate and learn for
themselves the marvellous power possessed
| by this boy and the genuine authenticity
of the mauy cures he has accomplished in
this city alone:
William Bartlett of % Precita avenue,
| chief engineer of the Frazier building for
years, was stricken with paralysis that
lett him hopeless cripple. half dozen
| treatments were necessary before he was
able to discard his crutches, and now he
walks alone. Investigate this case. II
was a marvellous cure.
Miss Rosa Chapman of 81 Valparaiso
street, unable to walk for years, muscular
| rheumatism, after two treatments both
crutches were discarded. and now she
walks as we'll as any person. Call on her
| for a confederation of these facts.
c. A. White, 1920 Mission street, afflicted
for years with nervous prostration, unable
to con tent or control himself vital organs
refused TO perform their functions, in fact
| total wreck, was permanently and en-
| tireiy cured in four treatments. Inquire
and see IL facts do not bear out this State
ment-
Miss Filomena Taforo. % Valparaiso
| street. muscular lnf1amm atOry rheumatism
OF eight years standing, great sufferer
for three years, during which time she
was totally unable to walk, even with
| crutches; always carried in the arms of
her brother Louie, in which Ditiable con-
dition she was brought 10 DR.. Temple some
nine weeks ago. After two treatments
she walked TO his office, in the Baldwin
| Hotel, and upstairs without assistance 10
receive her third treatment, thus showing
the cures are permanent Miss Taforo
will be pleased TO answer questions from
| those interested.
Mrs Harry Book, wife of genial Harry,
the efficient officer of the Market-street
| electric system, had been a confirmed i'll
valid for many years from entire paral-
ysis, necessitating her stalyart husband
| 10 carry her in his arms. After the third
| treatment Mrs. Hook surprised thousands
who knew of her former condition by
actually walking down Market street to
| the Baldwin Hotel.
John p. Bryant of OF Powell street,
! cured of deafness. may be consulted. Mrs.
! f. Kiernan's child of Vallejo was cured
without a crutch. The case of Miss State
Ter of Alameda. daughter of T. K, State
] Ter, Southern Pacific ticket agent, who
was cured in one treatment SO that she
| discarded her clutches. is too we'll known
| TO require more than a mention.
| Probably the most interesting, and GER
| tanly the most marvellous restoration TO
health, was that of Miss Sadie Flynn of
29S Aurora street., Stockton. a handsome
young lady of 10 years, whose family is
well and favorably known to many old
timers of California. Miss Flynn, as every
one In her neighborhood knows, has been
a hopeless and helpless cripple seven years
| with iptiammatOry rheumatism and anchO-
| lasis of both knee joints, never having
! taken step in that time without the aid
of both crutches. Her case had been ex-
amined by the most eminent scientific men
her incurable.
A request from her family physician was
made tat DIR. Temple treat her publicly
upon the stage. which was done, and in
less than two minutes Miss Flynn was
walking up and down the stage as nimble
as young schoolgirl, while the vast audi
ence shouted themselves hoarse with de-
light and appreciation. Surprise, jov and
gratitude were pictured on every line of her
features as she realized for the first time
in seven years she was able to walk with
out assistance.
A most pathetic and affecting scene then
occurred that will never be forgotten by
those present. Strong men, doctors and
lawyers, unused to tears, Wept like chill
dren. There was hardly dry eye in the
house as she walked down the steps aud
up the aisle alone, eXclalmlDg, as she
clasped her hands in prayerful supplica-
ton, with eyes turned heavenward: "Ob,
my God, is 1t possible that | can walk ?"
Probably the most affecting part of this
impressive scene took place as she reached
the seat where her old mother sat when
she burst into tears OF gladness, and throw
ing her arms about the dear old face OF
that gray-haired loving mother. who had
patiently nursed her suffering child so
many years. cried out: "Oh. mother. can
1t really be truep Is 1t possible? Is it
| mother and daughter cliDging 10 each
other while tears of JOY unspeakable
mingled with their praises and prayers TO
God and this boy beggars description. II
| is too sacred for pen 80 picture.
The public of San Francisco and vicin-
ity will be given one more opportunity to
witness repetition OF the above grand
| and sublime scene.
The Boy Phenomenon will once more
demonstrate his God-gven powers at AL
cazar Theater this Sunday night, Septem-
| Der 2.
| The poor. as usual, who desire treat
ment, will be admitted free and treated
free upon the stage.
Those using crutches and the most seri-
| Gus cases will be treated first.
| Price of tickets. % and 80 cents. Box
| office for sale of reserved seats will be
open this Saturday A. NJ. at 10 o'clock. Sc
cure seats at once and avoid the rush
| Sunday night.