Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-01-01
Certificates and References.

Certificates and References.
CDR Listens recommendations are such as can
not fail to convin al, that he may be implicitly
conided in."- Rutland Herald;
From the Salem Press. 1.-THE many wonderful
cures performed by DR.. LIsToN, and in many in
stances when all hope OF recovering by tnose als-
eased had been despaired Of, stamp him as among
the first in his profession, III, n 1;ston ,ores
a high rank among the best practltloners OF inc
age He is Il known throughout this section OF
the State as man of large practical ability, ana
his opportunities for becoming successful sur
geon have been improved to the best advantage.
TF,o,n the GLen's Falls Messenger Some OF the
cases treated by Dr. Lston had been treated oy tne
most skillful ply sicians IN the country IN vain.
Science and skill merit praise, and rellt Die pny-
sician whose cures by simple r,atment astonfsn
the most despairing, deserves the confidence OF
the public. ~ 1...
has high reputation as phys :ian, and those al
fcted with disease should avail themselves OF ms
skill. He is not, like too many travelling pnysl-
clans mere quack but man OF ability ana rep
utation who may be trusted III the most dlniculI
Iron the Malone Palladium DIR Listens
great experience from the large number of cases
Re ia called upon to treat daily fit him in an emf
nent degree to Judge accurately, and without de-
lay to prescribe remedy.
From the WdtergHe Times. 1.-The Doctor Is
man of fire reputation, and thoroughly under
From he Oqdensburgh Republican, DIR. Liston
gave great Satisfaction Wnen HIe eAoII siiho
sinca. e.,
ILqnsiaqb,tp'gh Democrat. I'VE know of several
of our neighhoss who have been cured by DR. LIS
ton, and we recommend him as eklllfu physician
and as a gentleman 80,
IFrosa he Glet's Falls Republican. l--Dr. Liston
is n practical scientific physician, and thoroughly
understands his business. gentleman ana
scholar veil read and affable he attempts TO cure
no incurable disease, and tters no patient IN or
der to get a fee. We can with confidence recon-,
mend lir L. to our readers, aud advise all allcted
to give him call.
fF,r0D, the Canton Pldiadedlsr. The reputation
which Dr. Liston has acquired Is Unparalleled, ne
having cured cases of deafness which we're thought
to he incurab g, and one case OF lnhammatlon III
the ewes which came particularly under our notlce,
where everything had been tried without success,
which was cured in six days treatment by him.
We might give many more cases II time alioWeo,
but it is sufficient to say that all who visit MIN
pronounce him 9 cd doctor and gentleman.
FtrOn the Malone Palladium. DIR. Liston has
established reputation in his profession, and ac-
ouired a popularity ia its practice of which any
man might fe lproud Hepretends not to lnialll-
bility nor undertakes impossbties, but ne
Thoroughly Under lands his business, as his many
and wonderful cures fully testify.
E,,o,a the Potsdana Courier and Freeman. DIR
Jiston il one of the most successful practitioners
in this country All who are afflicted should cal
On him His success, is almost marvellous. Ht
has performed so many cures that II Is useless u
snac;fv CAGES His certificates must satisfy al
that these cures are genuine, ana not trumpet vi
Nth for cd names 10 serve q vile purpose, as Il
The case with some travelling humnugs,
from the Ogdensb,trgh Adodnce d Democrat.
~ 7 teton haa gained an enyiable reputation fO