Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1864-06-17
IR. F. W. URANN,
MEsMER1o ELECTRIC
AND INCORPORATING PHYSICIAN,

AND HfDROPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
who made so many wonderful aud in many cases in
Simultaneous cures in this Village few months since,
will be at the BRATTLEBORO HOUSE, TUESDAY,
JUNE 21st, to remain for awhile.
The following are few Of the ipstantaneous cures
made by him within few months while housonds
have been cured or greatly benefited by course Of
treatment The cases most likely to receive benefit
by one or two operations LING, Lirer. Heart and
Spinal diseases. Loss of Voice, Tumors, Head and
Back Aches, Female Diseases Chronic Rheumatism,
Paralysis and Fits, usually need more frequent
treatment, though sometimes even those restored
in one or two operations
The following letter and certificates will speak for
themselves
This is to certify that had fever sore in my hip
for more than three yenrs, which constantly dis
charging. also had Scrofula sore on my lip, which
had troubled me for more than six months. called
on DIR. Urnnn while he In Rutland, aud after one
operation, of about fifteen minutes, my lip entire
~ healed and after two operations my hip was entire
ly healed
e. d. LORD
Rutland, October 3, 1868.
This is to certify that for ten years was unable to
raise my right arm to my head called on DIR. Urann
while in Rutland and after an operation of fifteen min
utes was enabled TO use il MS well MS ever.
FERNANDO SARGENT.
Rutland, October s, 1865
This Is o'ccrtify that was lame for more than
three years. and obliged to use two canes. had some
seven eight different physicians, aud had been be-
fore the Vermont Medical Society, and received no
help from either lcaled on DR.. Urann, while he was
in Rutland and after operation of about fifteen
minutes, walked off without my canes, and can now
walk off first rate.
SAMUEL r. KINGSLEY
Rutland. October 10, 1868.
Mrs Richardson of Swanzev, N H. was brought to
m II NOT hei MI tn { ftpr
operation Of less than an hour she was enabled to
walk about the house and ride home distance of
several miles MS well rs ever. She is now able to
walk about any where. This lady was confined to
her bed twelve wears.
lydia L. Fuller, of East Wallmgford, VT, had en-
trey lost the use of her limbs after severe attack of
the diphtheria restored by one operation and is
rs well ms ever.
Fanny Davis, of Moretown, W. has been confined
TO her bed for than fee yedrs-was not able to
stand-ater one operation of less than an hour was
enabled to walk around the room and is now quite
well.
D. Allen, of Winchester, came to the Office on
crutches unable to get up stairs without help
In less than twenty minutes he shoudered his crutch
and walked off, and has never since been obliged to
use them.
slMsBuRY May 10th, 1862
Editors Hartford Courart-Pcrmt me to relate through
the columns your valuable paper incident that has
tranped in of late, which unlike many others has
created consider ,be furore Of excitement My wife has
been invalid for the past Eve years and unable to do
work and exceedingly My little boy has been also
confined to his bed and for than year. paral-
yss his and limbs thh he could not feed himself
put his clothes, have his finger nails cut
the advertisement of Dr. Tram in paper and
induced try him. which trial has proved perfectly salts
factory The DR.. house two weeks to-day
and in the short space of hour he had my wife and boy
both up and dressed md able to use their hands an limbs
apparently well My wife Is well she
has been in the eight years. and little boy brisk
MS Il cricket and able his hands and feet well
any boy OF his agc. All that to be wanting is little
flesh his wthered hands, and he's "a right"-
Should any doubt the truth Of my statement they
the boy, who Is stopping the ST. John Hotel in
your CITY, who is able to speak for himself
would say that while in he operated some
fifteen cases. many beside those above
sned, and all less benefited.
Truly yours,
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