The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-12
HAS YOUTHFUL
 APPEARANCE
THE GREAT ANDES ARRlES IN CHICAGO AND IS INTER-
 VIEWED AT HOTEL
Talks of Visit and His Phenomenal Work in Other Large Cities.
 Will Dispense Charity.

Chicago Ills, April Especial )-Dr. A. G. Andes arrived this morning and granted an interview to the Associated Press. Andes the Great, as he is some times called, is remarkably youthful in appearance, and cannot be over 30, but in conversation, betrays worldwide knowl- edge on many subjects.
 He is the young man who by extensive charities along original lines and the sensationally successful introduction or several medicinal preparations of which he is owner has won so much attention and free advertising in New England cities. In fact, his sudden affluence is said to have been acquired only in the past few years through his new discoy- cries in medicine.
 When asked the plans of his visit to Chicago, Dr. Andes said .I shall be ,. here about four weeks. 1 am making an introductory tour of the larger cities and demonstrating the virtues of several ot my preparations. l Shall not do anything out of the ordinary, or that has not been done inc other cities already. One thing sure, if there are any who doubt what they have read of my remedies, they can now see for themselves.
 As to charitable work, it is one of my beliefs that every successful man should share the surplus with his unfortunate brothers. I do not feel entitled to more ] ing. Understand me, however, l am not old liberality' personihed, nor any rela- tion to Mir. E. z. Mark of tile comic sup plements. l or my secretary personally investigate every appeal and itis one of my sources of recreation after a trying session in the office to drive around ano look up these cases
 When asked about the sensational cures accredited to him from Boston and other Starn cifips Great Andes said "Yes they are bona ide, and at that tn, half has not been told. l nave appeared nightly before audiences that ranged iron POGO to 10000 people and offered to cur, stiff joints in any part of the body, lame ness of back or limbs, or to soften anc suple drawn leaders within three minute. before their very eyes.
 "Of course, my ability to do so once pc ing demonstrated l was lnmedialen overwhelmed with patients. 1 have in { single night treated more than 90 sucl cases until I would be completely ex hausted. On many occasions l have en abled sufferers who came to me oi crutches to throw them aside and wall away after from two to three minutes application of my remedies.
 'If know this sounds extrayagant, bu let your readers withhold criticism un til have given them few demonstra tions in Chicago"
 The Great Andes, said the medicine witt which he performed these remarRa3 cures was not, after all, the one to wnici he owed his greatest success. He cia.n to have one known as "Dr. Andes Grea Prescription" which makes even nor sensational cures of stomach, kidney am gladder disorders.
 While the doctor takes things easy a the big Auditorium hotel his agents ar down town seeking a location for offices and these will doubtless be announced i another day, when the spectacle or sensa tional healing and phenomenal sales wi be on in earnest.
 The Great Andes visited Birmingham last spring and made many remarlSabl cures with his medicines They are noy on sale at all drug stores in this city, an Doster- Warrington is the wholesale dis tributors.