The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-07
THE UNION G. JOURNAL,
MEDICAL.

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T H r O a Tt,
MRS. MANCHESTER
THE INDEPENDENT CLAIRVoYtHT
Eclectic Physician Z! R
FROM sIs BROADWAY, N.Y,S
Will arrive in Biddeford Dec, 10,
and take Rooms .! the
BID EFF ORD Fl 90 q Z
for short tine emily. = .T
Certificates Of Cures. en-
This Is to certify that have been cured o. ca.
tarrh In the worst form, by Mrs. Manchester. ]
have been 10 New York and Boston, have paid oat
largo sums OF morey, and was never benehted,
In June. She told me my ease wssa bad ons, Che
tubes In the throst and upper parts OF The lung
had become very much affected, all OF which
knew Vas the case. commenced taking her med.
icins In June. and can truly say that an now
veil man, lam trader. and In the habit Of talt.
ing . great deal. and her curing me will he the
means OF hundreds Of dollars IN my pockets, ~
now can talk without hurting me. Go and oon-
suit her. and you will DO perfectly satisfied.
q. II. srErnrSs, Belfast, Ne.
This Is to certify that I hsva been cured Of .
Tape-Worm ~ ten years standingi am an old
.e,-eaPtaini hsys been IN three different hosp.
tails In Europe. and found no relief Seven months
ago met sea-captain from Maine, who bad been
cured OF disease OF tho Lungs, which physicians
gave up a. incursbls, and he assured me that Mrs.
Manchester had cured him, and persuaded me TO
cali and sec her, which did, but with no faith
but she rave me an examination which comple's,,
~ surprised me. finally took her medicine:
found after time that her medicine acted Just rs
-: told ID .us I'D Ss. . Ssss z; TAP: Worn ss
preservedi II came In small pieces. am snliroy
we'll and free from III. Tape Wotn: had ~. ion ,%n
who had been troubled with cancer on .mS h,p,
Of cases that have como under my observauon,
that think never would have beon cured U they
had not had her treatment. ] advise Al TO 20 and
Won viii he perfectly satishet with her treatment
ank u she can't cure you. chg will, Will youIsoy
think her the most skiliful physielsn o. the sSe.
You will also and her lady In every cnse o. ne
worL. I reside In Boston, and have follo-ed tho
sea 25 years, LCApr. JoHH y. GILMAN.
Boston, May 1855.
A clear case OF CiaIrvsyant sight.
Dear Madam Permit me to tsnde' you nv sin.
child. NV daughter. ten years old. was taken alex
last January In n very singular manner. We call.
% In six Of the best physicians In the city tthev
raid the case was q very singular one--th.y never
saw one like it-and oamc 10 the conclusion that
they could not tell what the disease wa,. Some
friends advised that We should call on Clairvoy-
ant There being none In Providence that We
could rely on, NO wrote 10 Mrs. MANCHESTER, IN
Portland describing her symptoms. She immedi
ately examined her case, and told that she hSd =
snake In her stomach. told where she drank IT, and
that II had been growing, and from the best OF her
Inches long. ! gave the child her prescrip tion.
and In few hours the child elected the snake
alive from the stomach II was measured and
have Il preserved. that all may sec for them.
selves thai this statement Is really 90. l AM CON
hdent that the child could not have lived had u
not be.n for Mas. MANcHrsrER and We feel ~
though she never could be repaid FIR her skill.
MARY RAT,
0EoRak W.9RAY.
Providence, r, l., Nov. 10. 1865. soft