The herald., 1896-03-17
A REGULAR
STAMPEDE
Is What Took Place at the
Pacific Coast Magnetic
Institute
Five Hundred People Visited the
Parlors of the Boy Wizard Yes
terday-A Truly Cosmopolitan
Aggregation-A Scene Rarely
Witnessed in This City

There was prodigous rush and crush
perfect stampede-at the parlors of the
Pacific Coast Magnetic Institute yesterday.
Such an aggregation of afflicted men.
women and children was never seen in Los
Angeles. All day long, from o'clock in
the morning till at night the reception
room and hall leading thereto were
jammed with a thoroughly cosmopolitan
crowd. The high and low, rich and poor,
millionaire and tramp, saint and sinner
all moblized in one common throng await.
ing their turns to gain access to the consul
tation and treatment rooms of the insti-
tute. The scene was study for the phi
losopher, an object of charity for the phi
lanthropist and pitiable sight to even the
most obdurate eyes-one to make the an
gels weep. There were aged men and
women, tottering on staff and crutch.
who had lived the allotted span of
life, others who had not reached the high.
est point in life's journey, the youth and
maid, the child of tender years, all suffer.
ing and seeking relief from the bondage of
disease, we're congregated there. Fully five
hundred passed the portals of the institute
and many were sent away rejoicing in the
knowledge that they had found a we'll
spring of life in the person of the Boy
Wizard. 1t was day of toll and strain on
the physician in charge and the wonderful
Human Magnet, but they counted their
labor as nothing, and felt repaid. in that
they were instrumental in pouring Hood
of joy into the hearts of scores who had
known no happiness for years.
1t is but the beginning of a work that
will go down in history as the greatest. the
erandest and most God-like since the dawn
of the Christian era. 1t will serve to per-
petuate the memory of the Boy Wizard
and give his name to history as the great
est philanthropist of his time, and that is
reward worthy of great man.
For fifteen days more this great work of
charity will be prosecuted with all possible
dispatch and it shall be the aim of the Boy
Wizard to benefit and cure as many of the
contiguous as can be accommodated at the
parlors Of the institute. In rendering free
treatment it is impossible for the Boy
Wizard to see all who apply each day for
relief at his hands, but no effort will be
spared to extend his wonderful healing
power to as great a number as possible.
1t is respectfully requested of those who
come that they exercise all possible pa
tience during these days of free treatment,
and by so doing they will lend great assist
ance in the prosecution of this Godlike
work. 1t is irksome, of course, to sit an
hour or two waiting for admission to the
consultation room, but what must be the
strain on the physician in charge and the
Boy Wizard who, for hours. are daily over
whelmed with volume of business that
requires the utmost skill and tact to dis
pose of?
In order that this offer may be thorough
ly understood by everyone, we will state
very clearly that consultation tickets may
be secured in the reception parlor abso.
lutely free of charge; that consultation,
advice and examination by DR.. A. H..
Bryant will be given absolutely free, and
that the Magnetic Phenomenon, the Boy
Wizard will treat everyone curable secur.
ing treatment ticket from DR.. Bryant.
nominal charge will be made in cases
where internal medication is necessary.
All that ia asked in return is that each
patient will resolve him or herself into a
committee of one and tell the results of
the application of Animal Magnetism as a
curative agent. This is an opportunity of
lifetime, one that may never, never come
again.
1t is desired to invite the especial atten-
ton of the ladies to this new and mysterI-
GUS system, Vital Magnetism, which pro-
duces marvellous results in the treatment
of all female trouble, doing away with
speculum examination, rings, pessaries,
and all local methods.
Remember the hours for treatment and
the location of the institute, 254 South
Broadway, corner Third street, Los An
geles.