Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-31

Many Of our readers will b. pleased TO learn
that Dr.. Bryant, who effected 80 many rcmarka-
hIe cures while here previously, has again return
ed to Montpelier, where he may be consulted at
the " Union House D." The following testimonials
explain themselves See his card in another col
utun
From salem oregon Observer
Mr.. PrcKErr, of the Albany Journal, was in
town yesterday, and gave us chance to form his
acquaintance Mr. Pickett is an old hand at the
newspaper business, both in the mechanical and
editorial departments. During his stay IN town
he called on DR., Bryant 10 see his way Of treat
ment, and expressed some surprise Mt seeing Mr.
llun-akcr, who had been deaf for thirty years,
restored under the Doctors care to perfect hear
ing in few minutes
From buffalo a. " Courier"
REMARKABLE CURES or DlsEAsE.-The majority,
If not indeed all our readers have become familiar
with the name Dr. J. p. Bryant, whose success
u treatment Of chronic diseases, has made it =
household word, in various parts Of the State A
few words about that gentleman may not be in
appropriate at this time. in view Of the marvel
Gus cures he has wrought in our midst. The Sc
cret Of bis success, We cannot account FOR. Hi
practice is wholly unlike that pursued by physic.
ians VI the schools but that It is nevertheless
potent for good in chronic diseases, and that IT
has benefited Thousands Of bed-ridden subjects
cannot he denied after one has glanced at the
numerous testimonials in his possession. DR.. Bry-
ant = rooms Mt the st. James Hotel are visited ey-
cry day By between forty and fifty patients, and
sometimes A. large number as sixty have applied
for treatment The majority Of these testify to
the relief afforded them and the permanent cure.
performed. No medicine is used, 10 electric bat
teres are brought into requsiton; the patient
IL subjected TO neither hot nor cold baths, nor l.
he mesmerized into state Of healthiulneSs A.
many suppose yet diseases which have succcss-
fully deied the treatment Of the schools are daily
| recorded in favor Of DR.. Bryant. The Docta
/ nrctends to no clairyoyant powers, and conse-
quenty cannot be clas.ed with the numberles'
-econd-sight practitioners which invest the coun
| try. lie is a gentleman Of fine culture and A.
modest and genial a man as one would wish L
visit certainly one Of the last persons in The
world We should select to play successfully thu
role Of medical humhug or charlatan. What
ever may be thought Of the methods, it will b.
readily conceded by all who have submitted t,
his treatment. or who have met him socially tina
he is entirely honest in his convictions as to tn
superiority Of his process. Within two years h
has treated no less than $1,000 subjects, and
the success of his practice elsewhere has bee
proportionately a. great as it has been in Buiian
a goody number Of the Is, 600 must conside
themselves under lasting Obligations to him w
might make specific mention Of a number {
cases that have been brought under our own OF
seryation. in which the treatment Of DR.. Bryan
Gas proved to be almost magical, but it is scarce
ly necessary u give them publicity. Fifteen nit
utes with the Doctor himself, will furnish
convincing an argument in favor Of the ne
treatment as we possibly can in our columns
and so we would advise those suffering froi
chronic diseases and who have failed to find rel'
at the hands Of their physicians, to call on d
Bryant OF the treatment itself, we can on
, characterize it as manipuatory We cannot e
plain it. philosophy Dr. Bryant is possessed
a renal kable degree Of nervous vitality, and is
all inients and purposes human battery Of ia
merse power. Whether this fact solves the pro
. lem Of his success in the treatment OF chron
diseases or not, We are unable to determine &c
tain it is that many in thi, city and elsewhere r
gard DR.. Bryant in the light Of public benefa
. tor. and we take pleasure in calling attention
the fact.