Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-15
nR T. W. URANN.
MESNERIC, ELECTRIC, AND HTDROPATHIC
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Who made somany wonderful and in many cases in
stantancous cures in this village few months since
will BE- al the Pavilion Saturday, July h, TO remain
for a few days.
The following are few Of the instantaneous cures
made by him within few mouths while thousands have
been cured or greatly benefited by course u treat.
ment. The cases most likely 90 receive benefit By one
or two operations are lung, liver, and spinal die
female diseases chronic rheumatism, paralysis and fits
usually need more frequent treatment. though some
times even these are restored in operations
The following letter aud certificates viii speak for
themselves
This to certify that had fever sore in my hip for
more than nires years, which constantly discharg
ing also had scrof1la sore on my lip. which had
troubled me for more than six months. l called Dr.
UTaun while he was in Rutland aud after operation
Of about fifteen minutes my Up entirely healed and
after two operation my hip was entirely healed.
Rutland Oet s. 1868 B LORD.
This to certify that for ten years was unable TO
raise my right hand 10 my head called on Dr. Uranu
while Ia Rutland and after operation Of fifteen min
Rutland oets FERNANDO SARGENT.
Thisis 70 certify tina, lame for more than three
years and obliged TO two canes bad some three
or four different physicians, aud had before the
Vermont Medical Society and received no helm from
either called on DR.. Urann while he was in Rutland
and after operation Of about fifteen minutes walked
off without my canes, and walk n frstrate.
Ratand. Oct 10. 1868. SAMUEL I. KINGSLEY.
Mrs Richardson, Of Swauzey, n II was brought TO
Keene on bed, not being able to sit up After one
operation Of less than hour she enable 70 walk
about the house and ride home distance u several
miles as well ever She is now able 10 walk about
anywhere. This lady confined to her bed twelve
years.
Lydia L Fuller, Of East walliugford VI had en-.
tiTey lost the Of her limbs after several attack Of
dipihera, restored by one operation and is we'll
as
Fanny Davis, OF Moretown, VT had been confined to
her bed for than five years-As not able % stand
after operation Of less than hour was enabled
TO walk around the room and is now quite we'll.
D Allen OF Winchester came to the office 90 crutches
and able get up stairs withou, help. Ia less
than twenty mimi he Guided his clutches and walk
cd oH, and has not sinoe been obliged to them.
sMsBuRy, May 10th, 1852
Editors Hartford Curam Permit me 10 relate
through the columns Of your valuable aper incident
that has transpired IN Of late. which unlike
many others has created considerable furOe Of excite
ment My wife has been an invalid for the past fve
years and unable do any work and exceedingly ner
Vous. My little boy has been also confined TO his bed
aud for more than year by paralysis Of Lis arms
ard limbs so that he could not feed himself or put on
his clothes have his finger nails cut read the
advertisement Of DIR, Uraun in our paper and in
duced try him, which trial has proved perfectly salts
factory The DR. came out 10 my house two weeks ago
to-day and in the short space Of hour he had my
wife and boy both up and dressed and able TO their
hands aud limbs apparently as we'll as ever. My wife is
well she has been in the past eight years and
my little boy as brisk cricket, and able TO use hs
hands and feet well any boy Of his age All that
be wanting is little more flesh his wither
ed hands and he's all right Should any doubt the
Iuthfdlness Of this, they the boy, who is now
stopping at the ST John Hotel in your city and able
/ speak for himself
and many cured besides the above named and all
more or less benefited
Truly yours,
Moses r. ST JoHs.