Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-17


n,ent.
W. p Homer, 50 and 50 Federal Street, Boston,
for many years troubled with Heart COM
plant, so bad that at times he was unable to at
tend to his business after one operation he was
able to ran up stairs, work in his garden, and at
tend to his business; has since gained twelve
pounds
Mrs E. Corey of Cambridgeport, Mass.-Sci
ca; so lame tina. she could not walk without as
sistance after one operation Of fifteen minutes
was well as ever and could walk mile free from
pain.
Mrs. Sarah 2. Stiles, Lowell, Mass, had Fever
Sores both legs, of twelve years. standing; her
right ankle measured eighteen inches, aud was
blue as indigo; she could not move her foot after
operation it was reduced one-half, she could
move her foot freely, and is getting well rapidly,
her left ankle all healed
Miss Carrie Andrews Lowell, Mass troubled
with Liver Complaint, Spinal Difficulty, and Fe-
male Weakness, perfectly cured.
Mr.. G. Hastings, Boston, troubled with Deaf
ness and running at the ears, had been so for 20
years. cured
Prof G. NJ. Larron, Dix Place, Boston, troub-
led with Spinal Difficulty, was in much pain;
leved by one operation.
Mr.. H c. Guilds son, Lowell, Mass, boy of
fourte en- years, troubled with blindness,
bic TO bear any light also Scrofula Sores around
his eyes and in his uostrils after two operations
was able to read and the sores in his eyes and nose
disappeared.
Miss Hannah Cook, Campton, n. H,-spinal
Difficulties; was unable to walk but a short dis
lance or do any kind Of work; perfectly cured and
is now the picture of health.
Mr.. Fowler DraCut, Mass. Bent nearly double
by Spinal Difficulties: made parfectly straight
and could walk as straight as any one
Elijah L John, SON of Moses Est John, Sins
| bury, Ct, troubled with Spinal Difficulty and
| Rheumatism of legs. dips, arms, and shoulders
| was not able to help himself for more than
year, was not able to walk lift his arms; after
one operation OF fifteen minutes was able to run,
jump, or move in any way.
Mrs. Hinckley, wife Of A. T. Hinckley, of State
Arsenal, Hartford, Ct, troubled for years with
| Hip Complaint and contractions OF the cords of
the legs; could not get her heel to the floor within
four inches; had to be brought up stairs in arms;
stsr Opposition Of tlrantp minutes was able to
run up and down stairs with ease, and is now able
to walk the streets.
| Mr. j. Turner Hartford, Ct, troubled for years
| with loss of memory; could could not ttend to
| business had been under the best medical treat
ment in England with no beneficial efect after
one operation was perfectly restored
Mrs. Moses E. st, John Simsbuty, CT, had been
| confined TO her house for more than year, from
| combination OF diseases nau been COIIneu TO her
| bed for about five months after operation OF
| twenty minutes she was able TO walk nearly
| mile and ride two miles; she is improving and has
since gone Journey.
| Miss Martha st john, simsbury Ct, was con-
fined to her bed from Spinal Difficulty and Prolap-
| sus Uteri; had not been dressed for more than
| year: in twenty minutss she was enabled to dress
and walk out to one of the neighbours, distance
| of about half mile; she has since been to Hart
| ford and to church and is improving daily
Mrs. Henry Ioomis, Southwiek, Mass, troubled
I 90. a.. - II
| without much difficulty, perfectly cured by one
operation.
| Mrs VIM jenkins, Unionvllle, Conn, troubled
for over two years with Chronic Liver Complaint
| and Rheumatism, had large lump on her side
| which very painful was unable to lie down.
| Cured by operation and is as well as ever
Joseph II. Eldridge, formerly OF the Hartford
| Police, more recently on Hartford and New Ha-
| ven Railroad, was obliged 10 give up business on
| account of severe cough rnd bleeding perfectly
cured and can do a good DAYS work
Bridget Coffin. Hartford, Conn, had Fever
Sore leg for over six years. had eight different ply
sciaus attend it at different times with no good
| effect. Entirely cured by one operation.
| Mrs Dbble wife Of Wm Dibble, Deputy Sheriff,
| CRANKY, Conn, troubled with Internal Tumor and
| Spinal Difficulties was unable to walk or ride af-
ter one operation able to walk mile, and has
| frequently since rode ten miles, letter from her
| and photograph can be seen at office.
| Mrs. Fancher Gronby, Conn, confined to her
| bed by Spinal Difficulties and General Debility;
was not able to sit up; in fifteen minutes was able
| to walk out,
| Ella Roberts, Hartford, Conn, was completely
paraly zed; was unable to move hand or foot, and
her head seemed as if hung by cord, not having
the least control of it She is now able to move
| both head and hands freely and is gradually get
| ting the control of her feet
| C. c. Gates, New Haven, Conn, troubled with
a very bad Fever Sore on Ankle joint Cured by
| one operation
Mrs NJ A. Hitchcock, Unionville Conn, female
weakness and spinal Difficulty; had been troubled
for several years, was unable to walk any dis
! lance Perfectly cured.
! Mrs. Elener Hermst, Rochester, N. Y, troubled
| with liver complaint and Scrofula Humor; had
been an invalid many years /; could keep no food
in her stomach; aftea one operation was perfectly
| we'll
Mr. Edwin Mulson, Rochester, N Y, troubled
| with Scrofua and Sore Eyes, he GUILD hardly bear
the light; cured by one operation,
| Mrs. G. Backman, Plymouth, Conn, was troub-
| led with Scrofula and Internal Tumors; was so
| weak she could not sit up; in twenty minutes was
| able to walk around the room ane go out doors.
/ Letters from any of the above patients and pho
/, tographs can be seen and read at the office.
| The following letter was published In the Hart
| ford Courant:
| Simsbury, May 10, 1862.
Editors Hartford Csurant:-Permit me to re-
| late through the columns of your valuable paper
an incident that has transpred in town of late,
| which unlike many Others has created a consider
| able furore Of excitement. Ny wife has been an
| any work and exceedingly nervous. Ny little boy
has been also confined to his bed and room for
| more than a year, by paralysis Of his arms and
! limbs, SO that he could not feed himself put on
| his clothes. or even have his finger nails cut. 1
| read the advertisement Of Dr. Urann in paper
and was induced to try him, which trial has prov
| ed perfectly satisfactory The Dr. came out to my
house two weeks ago to-day, and in the short
space of one hour he had my wife and boy both up
and dressed, and able to use their hands and limbs
apparently as we'll - ever. Ny wife is now as
well IS she has been within the past eight years,
and my little boy is as brisk a cricket, and able
to use his hands and feet well as any boy Of his
age. All that seems to be wanting is little more
| flesh on his wthered hands and he's call right
Should any doubt the truth of my statement, they
can see the boy, who is now stopping at the st,
John Hotel in your city, who is able to speak for
| himself.
| would say that while in our town he operated
on some fifteen cases, and many were cured beside
those above mentioned, and all more OF less bene-
ftsd. Truly yours,