The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-02-13
FLOUR,
Something Ncw--To the Public.

Something NeW-- Z o the SuDlLC.
Y would say that in Dec 1915, was strained
Z across the lidnics which caused Il discharge
of blood from the bladder attended with most
cEcruciatjnr pain which lasted four weeks, al
ter which followed diabctis Of the worst kind;
being obliged to pass urine at least 20 times in
Il night after late bed time attended with pain
which | could compare to nothing else than
the cutting of knife through the neck Of the
bladder at every discharge. | applied to many
renowned physicians hut could get II" rclici.
Some said plainly there was no help for me:
! butby accident found DIR Enos Colhurn who
said there was hope; he gave me medicine that
relieved me from pain, after which the water
run from me freely in my sleep; he then came
and stajd with me few days and attended inc
closely. / en- now free from pain, can rest well
nights, can hold my water, in fact AN nearly
or quite cured, and feel that by care shall en-
! joy MS good health as others Of my age, and
feel it my duty to make the truth public.
LIBERTY JOHNSON, of Woodbury., for
merry of Barnet, Vt. Jan. u, lS47,
TO lrh0m IL mar cONcCrH.-l would say i. has
been my misfortune to be afflicted with one Of
the worst diseases that aiilIcts mankind attend
ed with all or nearly so, of the weaknesses and
hard symptoms that aiiiict the female system.
| have applied to one respectable vegetable
doctor and three apothCcary doctors who have
pursued different treatment of my case. | was
by one salivated badly and kept under The in
lucncc of mercury four weeks, indeed | am
not vet free from its effects. 1t was then de.
clarcd there was no hell for me, and | must
die, which lcXpected but unc Xpectedly found
| DIR Colburn and was induced by my friends to
try his practice: his medicine was the first to
affect my case favorably and in this far exceed
ed my expectations, and altho' | am not well
am doing better than | ever expected to do;
have prospect of the enjoyment OF life with
my friends and feel perfectly safe in his hands;
my faith is so strong and my help much |
feel that | onght to make the truth known to
| the world. LUCINDA SMITH.
Woodbury., Jan. ~, 1917.
To tchOm IL man cOncCrn. This cCrtiiiCs that
moved from this state to Wisconsin, last spring
where | and my family of children were sick
| with a western fever, which brought near
to death, followed by deep rooted western ha-
NOR which resisted all treatment until my re-
turn to this country; having been acquainted
with the practice OF DR. Colburn | applied TO
him and am happy to say that thro' the use of
his medicine and his only we are doing first
best; we think as ii regards the entire health
| the humor which was the worst among chill
dren that ever saw is almost or quite rooted
out ofthc blood apparently
FREDERIC McDUFFEE.
Cabot, Jan. II, l347,
.4Rothcr. would say to the public that my
wife has been very much troubled with Il drop
none have given that permanent or lasting re-
! lief which she has received from the practice
of DR. Cohurn. CHAS. MCDUFFEE.
Cabot, Jan. 49, 1917
The subscriber would be happy to attend to
the sick or infirm in every part of this vicinity,
hoping to give entire satisfaction where en-
ployed. lie keeps unadutcrNted vegetable
medicines which have given satisfaction in
numbcrcss cases. He intends to he at home
one mile east of Cabot lower branch froW
! Friday to Monday in each week, where may
| be seen ifcalled for certificates of individual
cases in various places to the satisfaction of C.
my. ENOS COLBURN.
Cabot, Jan -, 1917 495w6