The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-12-12
Read the following Certificates.

The following is from Miss Sarah flailigtn
whose case was well known in MasSach t~ett.
at the time, from the publicity given il bY . long
and protracted law suit. Her father sued the
town of BnclIand for damages sustained by his
daughter from defect in the highway and re-
covered four thousand five hundred dollars
damages, which was poor recompensc for the
pam and suffering she so long endured.
TO THE PUBLIC.
More than four years ago. / fell from the
highway some five or six feet inuring the spine
so much that nave been confined to the house
and bed most of the time since, never being
able to walk put few steps without my
crutches since, and never without great deal
of suffering either at the time OF afterwards !
have employed eight physicians during this
time; all of them eminent medical ViSers, but
no permanent relief was obtained from any
they all said il was spinal. Some said might
get well in time, others said never could.
spent about fourteen hundred dollars for the
medical treatment alone, with no good effect.
read i'll the Greenfield paper a letter written by
a lady DR.. Urann cured Of spinal disease seven
years ago. Immediately wrote her to find if
it was true She replied the night she received
it, proving to me that her cure was even more
wonderful than had supposed. She urged me
to see him and follow all his directions, feeling
sure that he could ana would help me as he had
her. ! submitted my into his hands: after
the first treatment walked without my cane
in few days walked up stairs, in two weeks
could walk halt mile, in a month from the
time first saw hun | could walk a mile. ride
an hour or two, and go up and down Stairs rs
well as ever, and am now quite Wen.
1t is to me great pleasure to recommend to
those suffering, DR.. Urann and hi, treatment,
and should be glad to receive !, letter from any
who are suffering and ye' fear as did to en-
pIoy him. for think can soon prove to them
their mistake, and they soon, if suffering rs /
have, Will look upon him us Il friend and
esteemed physician. SARAH HAIIIGAN.
Shelburne Falls, Mass.
SHELBURNE FAILS, JulV 20, 1872.
DR.. +. w. URANN-DEAR SIR last FebruI-
airy | took severe cold, had Il severe pam in
my lungs and side, and raised great deal Of
matter. | had been subject to a cough for %
years, but this one seemed 50 much more severe
that | called in a physician. He decided my
disease was consumption, and that | never
could be strong again In May was so much
worse that | cOughed for three or four hours
without cessation, with great eXpectoration.
then as u last resort decided to see DR., ITrnn
| saw him first May 10th. He told me had
Liver Complaint; that my lungs were not dis
eased, and that the cough was caused bv Il dis
eased stomach. After the first treatment, by
| carefully following his directions noticed very
perceptibly the cough disappear day by day 3,
until in few weeks 1t was scarcely discernible.
II is now nearly three months since first saw
DIR. Urann. L can now walk Il number of miles
without fatigue and do my own houSeWorll
with ease. | hope you will publish this, hoping
that some one suffering from similar disease
| may learn where they can obtain the same
| relief. Yours truly,
MRS. c. SUTHERLAND.