The Washington times., 1895-01-15
NO MEDICINE GIVEN.
Public Healing of the Sick
Free of Charge.
THRILLING EXHIBITION BY
DRS. HENlON AND EVANS
In Willard Hall.
MARVELLOUS MAGNETIC POWER

Yesterday morning Willard Hall, on L
street. was filed with people to witness he
remarkable cures performed by Drs. Henion
and Evans. Many and various were the dis
eases treated by them. To one they gave
sight, to nother hearing; straighten limb
Tor this one, cure pain for that one; and, as
if by magic they cure diseases OF years stand
ing that has baffied the skill of the best
physicians: and they fill the patient with new
life and strength.
The first subject was an old lady with
hand deformed by rheumatism. The doctor
held up the poor hand and arm, and while he
continued his address began manipulating
the hand. This he continued for perhaps
five or ten minutes. when the fingers began
to grow Timber. ahd shortly the wrist. which
has long been stiff, could be bent, and the
poor woman was sent on her way rejoicing.
The next subject was a woman who had
been deaf for thirty-two years. A few min
ures' rubbing and the doctor asked her a
question in quite a low tone. which, to the
surprise of the patient. she was able TO hear.
She also took up her bed and walked, so to
speak.
Two subjects were cured of neuralgia, one
of paralysis, and one of blindness. re-
markable cure was performed on GENTLE
man who had suffered from sciatic rheuma-
tism for over two years. He could net walk
without the aid of two canes. He hobbled
onto the stage and in five minutes after the
doctors commenced their manipuations he
dropped his canes and walked about like
boy and declared he was free from all pains
and soreness.
A lady who had been a cripple from rheum-
atism for eight years was assisted on the
stage, and in few minutes, under the pow
erful magnetic influence Of Drs Henion and
Evans, she was using her limbs in way that
would be dangerous to small children. Those
who doubt the truth OF these statements can
be convinced by calling at Willard Hall, on T
street, any morning from 10 to ii o clock,
ana vii iness for themselves.
1t was Dr. Henion that cured the late JUS
tce Lamar of catarrh Of the head and throat.
after the best specialists OF this country bad
failed to benefit him. This Justice said over
his own signature (whichDr. Henion has in
his possession) that latter two days magnetic
treatment and medical applications by DR..
Henion I passed the first day in four years
without paroxysms OF sneezing. that would
cause me to leave the bench. The doctor has
cured me Of a head and throat trouble that
has been the torment of my life. y 1t was DR..
Henion that cured Belya Lockwood of bron-
chial trouble and deafness as well. 1t was
Dr. Henion who cured Chief Paris of terri
bic catarrh and nasal polypus. 1t was DR..
Renion who cured Mrs. J. W. Marshall. wife
of the Pennsylvania station-master, of con-
sumption. 1t was DR.. Henicn WHO cured
Mrs. III. S. Greenleaf, the wife of Hon. III. 8.
Greenleaf. of spinal irritation and gastralgia
o. eleven years standing. DIR. Evans.
who is DIR. Henion's associate, is a
highly educated physician, and, like
DR.. Henion. has been treating magneti-
cally from boyhood. He WAS a surgeon in
the late war; and has long list of names of
prominent people as patients. as the follow
ing will show: Rev. DR.. Ide, of Detroit,
Mich, cure OF neuralgia deafness and par
tial blindness. 1t was DIR. Evans who cured
the Hon. NJ. H. Stilwell of Detroit. Mich. of
rheumatic gout and deafness. It was DR..
Evans who cured the late Gen. Longstreet OF
paralysis. DR.. Evans cured Lord Lonston"
of congestion of the kidneys of chronic
character. Many more equally noted cases
could be referred to. but we have neither
time nor space. You will only have to go to
Willard Hall and listen to Drs Henon and
Evans lecture to be convinced that they are
masters of their business. Their magnetic
power is unequaled, and cures made by them
are as permanent as your body. The gift to
heal the sick is possessed by but lew; it is as
rare as the gift of song, music, or the higher
arts; it cannot be acquired; people have to
be born with it.
No one should miss going to Willard Hall
from 10 to IL o'clock every morning: it will
astonish the skepiirai. amuse the mirthful.
and Evans have also taken parlors at Wizards
Hotel, where those who are able to pay me,
go from a. m. till p. IN. Ii you are durable
they can cure you. Admission to Willard
Hall is free, and consultation at the doctors
parlors is also free. The entrance TO the
doctors rooms is on street.