The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-09-28
Admission Free, Seats Free, Treatment on
the Stage Entirely Free Tonight.

There was a public demonstration at
City Hall last night. As on the previous
occasion, a great crowd of interested
spectators, besides hundreds oil those
afflicted with all diseases that flesh Is
heir to, were blocking the walks and
street long before the time OF opening
A score or more of the afflicted were
treated upon the stage, and all, with TWO
exceptions, were either entirely cured or
greatly benefited by this youthful healer.
1t was one of the grandest, most awe
inspiring and pathetic demonstrations
of healing of the sick ever performed IN
this city.
During the exhibition the management
announced that on tonight nnal ana
last demonstration would be given, apso-
lutely free 10 ALL in order that the poor
and others who have been unable 10 at
tend the previous demonstration would
have an opportunity of securing admis-
sion tonight.
That the age of miracles has passed is gen.
orally conceded, but those who witnessed
tonight the healing of cases that Ior
years have defed all other modes OF
treatment will have just cause to think
that they have returned,
Now and then, though at Intervals OF
long years, appears person possessed OF
the God-giyen power OF healing. "A
power not the result of years of study or
labor. but something that surpasseth the
power of human understanding; rms
power. combined with the equally God
like gift of philanthropy and the divine
love of humanity which characterized the
Savior during His life on earth, IS a
blessing to the poor, suffering MANKIND,
to the halt, the paralyzed and the d.
seased.
This power is now in the possession
of a young man, known throughout the
world as the Boy Phenomenon And
while he claims no supernatural power,
not one in the audience tonight after
witnessing his many remarkable cures.
can doubt but what his power is a gilt
from higher sources than is usually &C.
corded mankind.
This third public demonstration is CIV
en- at the urgent request OF hundreds,
both rich and poor, who have been d1sap-
pointed in not being able to retain even
standing room at any of his previous de-
monstrations and who have earnestly re-
quested that one more chance be afford
ed them to receive treatment.
The ability ofssthe citizens of Portland
to appreciate true merit has been album
dainty exemplified in every way posi- ie
The confidence bestowed upon DIR. lem
ple and his treatment, in giving him the
largest practice ever accorded physician
in this country, is proof positive that his
powers are most wonderful, ana his aplil-
ty TO heel the sick unquestioDed.
Those who desire private treatment and
are willing and able TO pay for same
may call at his private parlors BOZ Cum
berland street, corner 4 Of Elm
street, any day except Sunday
from 10 a. m. to p. m, and to s eve
nings, and obtain consultation, and ex
animation and advice free of charge. a
thorough diagnosis of each patient will
be given, and every ache, pain and symp-
tom describedsfar better than the patients
can themselves, and that, too, without
asking single question.
Dr. Temple is a graduate of the Albany
Medical College Of Albany, N. Y, and
his diploma is endorsed by the state
can rest assured of being under the care
of regular educated physician and sur
geons if you take treatment.