The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-11-06

DR.. a. ID. Crabtre.
Late City Coroner and Health Z, mmisioner %
Hartford Conn.
WIDELY KNOWN AS THE SANATORIAN,"
WILL VISIT
NJ d DLEBU RY,
AT THE ADDISON HOUSE, ON
IMOnddy d. tn 'dv, MOI emLer 25tt q. 2Gth
V + Il G + n n ES
AT STEVENS HOTEL,
Fri@ay & SATURDAY, NoremJer Is. and I'd
BRANDON,
Nov. lltlI, 18th, l3 h and 18th.
TIE Dr. has been the cnt:r, past B Moxrm4 in
CALtDoNiA ORLEANS COUNTIES treating Dis
cases of long Standing:
L'rcr, Lung, & Throat Diseases Sc,of-
"la, Rockets, dad al Uoo,o,'s; FITS. 81.
p't'~' DCtnce ; Rheumatism Catar,A
DeutDc,S; TmorS =; P9cs D,op<y ; Kid.
"'y Discuss ; an Feoale Compliant, (ercpt
Internal Caacc') irregularities Proly,sss:
-U1cmm and Seminal diseases, and 7aints
Of tie Biood, &c.
DIR, CKABrnr has the best suit Of offices in New
tn-lan T. at 81 Min Street, Hartford, Conn.
where he has been tDc,He9 wears A colnt.c,ent
physician j. retained there while the Doctor gives
hi. own attention e"tirey to Chronic Diseases
B.-ihe best people in his city and state
recommend him.
"jthB don't he stay at home, then - whines
out an old fault-fndcr. Because Of tie
thousands IL the idnd, crying,
COME AND HELP US!"
IN VERMONT, Dr. C. has been known l,v hi.
''occo'i''tdf VISITS, since 1861 s2-All YOUR news
papers Il eAk wed OF him. Gs- All hi, patients
speak we'll Of him. I9;-Sec his fuur-ua ,ri ,iuu
DIR. {. vi its Families. and Brings out a "fir,t-
class people as his patrons which 10 travelling
doctor ever has done.
Diseases told at Sight. Every case confidential
EXAMINATIONS, 81 treatment and n,,,Iicime
from - to Sl5 per month. Patients Unable IN
call may lie visited at home.
/ 1t ""ud require paper the size OF bedoni,,
to copy all the good notices given the Doctor.
! Here are u lew Tor samples:
SANAr ,RrAN.-Dr Crabtre's room, at I;,,o,.
! Hotel have been throngcd with patients lurin,,
tins his second Wit here. Last month he treut.J
/ large number, and we assured that th,y
/ nave done Wen, as ,he great increase now in l.
] O trpat far
three or four months returned in one month and
declared herself cured She has been an in, a ia
/ >lN wears anu TWO cot manN) hvsicians had
! treated her Tor tumors &c.. without benefit DR.
Ofa''re Uses mc'"ls TO cure Diseases ani no dis
ease ever wa really cured without meaus.-t)y
| t-o,8s Standard
Crowns VISIT liM-As will I've seen bv bts
| advertisement, Dr.. CraDtre is to visit tbi, SEQ.
tl"n again in few days. We lean that lie Is
meeting Nith excellent success, and that crowds
| visit him wherever he goes. The follow i'm, an,
pears "a ,horl time since in lgutoa's JpuynI
! "A lit le girl named Celia ST. John. II vr,r.
at age, called to-lav at In Criltres room, AT the
/ hotel an,s presented him boquet If Nav flowers
SAYING. i have no rDSnvv to nav won r,r ,ur; l.,
/ my bead at >croiula, and | thougi these flowers
might please yOu.' This WIS truly the utf,r,n., uE
II grateful heart for size had been thus sorelv
afflicted from birh. the ssres covering her entire
/ head. In "nlv toar weeks Treatment DR.. Ciabtre
had cured it.-NerioH Espress.
The Religious Herald OF his city, saws; 'D,
! Crlbire j. graduate Of New York Collepe und
member OF three medical societies
| Inc Hartford t"urant says, in mentioning n Sc
we're ease o Scr"tuia DR.. c. cured In such cases
! lie " relna kably successful"
The Herald Vi Lite. N. ~ SAYS: I'VE deem
| him perfectly reliable"
The Mavor Of Hartford ''Certites that A. d.
J Crabtre, NJ D., known to me AS n regular mac
uc'hS physician Of this city, Of good reputation
II SO that he is Coroner aud Health officer of the
| citN. ALLYN =. SlliIMAN Macon
May, 1864. '''' W.
~ YEARS AN INVALID,
| Published by herself N the Newport Exprpss1
! 10 tie sick ami tespairiug l would bring words
ct encouragement aHt cheer. For TWENTY-FIVE,
years have been unable TO sit up five minutes
without The strongest supporters. though, during
| this period have had the hest medical attend
ance oi the age b"lh in ci.y and country. For
Years past have suffered extremely from spinal
disease, liver comp aint and dyspepsia. with never
ceasing healaclie In June last having then Le.n
four months on my he'd, | came under the medical
care Of DIR. A. ID. Crabtre Of Conn Under his
treatment by the blessing of God, have, from
the first. been steadily recovering. now sit up
nearly all day and feel no Inconvenience whatever
in walking out without any mechanical support.
Derby, sept. 8 1867. Mrs.SARAH McNAB.
(From the StandardD
She is daushler-in-law to DIR. and the most
eminent doctors in America. (including Boston
| and n. Y, have treated her without benefit and
a fortune has been expended in useless attempts
to restore her. She is now IN dressed and
walks ont without inconvenience, and the reople
stand dmdzed ON beholting her in health, as tho
from her grave
Mrs. VIM. Green, of Sutton VT, applied to DIR.
CraGtre, June 2Oth having every $, mifom Of
Consumption-2i stage. A constant hard cough
had irritaied and caused excessive purulent
and sanguineous discharge from the lungs great
debility, SC. She evidently could not long liva
without he p. DIR. C.s medicines have restored
her, the cough is cured, the lungs we'll no night
sweatS. and she claims she is cured and can do a
good days work
RllEUM ATISM.
Mr.. Green. Of Sutton, applied same time having
long suffered with Rheumatism of both limbs and
feet. His gratitude for recovery prompted him in
a month to offer DIR. 4. double the price charged
ScRoFULous CArARRH & CONSUMPTION CURED.
Mrs. I.orin. Chase of Peacham requests us to
pu lst the following: Il have been AN invalid
under medical care above years and unabI to
do any work, having Liver Complaint Ca.arrb,
and at last, Consumption. Being on the
eve Of despair. applied to DIR. Crabtre, the S0r-
qtO,ida Nv his TIE ,rment have got well. |
short time | have spun 40 skens Oi yarn and o
NV house work. | have now no cough nj Z
sweats or ANY other difficulty. Mrs L. CHASE.
Crowns FOLLOW A greater number than
heretofore visited Iittle'u Hotel last week on the
occasion Of the fourth regular monthly visit of tho
S.natorian to this town Invads hearing Of the
great succrsS of the Doctors treatment came in
crowds, ON foot, Who were sbe. and in carriages,
and the last Law so great was the demand. that
many were Obliged TO return without prescription.
His medicines agreeable to take. and most
wonder ully efinacil rus In results He makes one
more visit here This fall. and promises to return
in the sprng.-Bdrfos paper, Scpt. 3