Ellsworth American., 1877-05-10
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present ia Court. smith tIrn bowed his
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anu the remainder VIII be given IN our
next weekly issue.
We publish below the following re-
,orr ~, c,.a ,r,,.a /, e.r,,or I,., ,,..,.
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which VIII be leF.sting TO Physicians
and 10 many of our readers vhn are nor
sonaIlv ,con.i,,.d ,.i,h Dr So. ~.
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resided IN TINS city some years.
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AF 'NH' |oui 'i e4"0s0't eouh'y
April (CiviI Term.
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Friday, MAY, 1.
Joseph ". Hartman " Eugene + SANGER
Thi, case. which has been on trial since sat
III day, the asth i. exciting "A good deal of ir
terest, particularly with those connected v'tb
the medical profession
The plaintiff is a bright pleasant faced .ayer
year Old boy, who zoe, about the Court Uon.s
on distorted feet, the surgical treatment of
which the defendant forms the hn.i. nf ~
action. ''''
The DEFENDANTS a physician anil .u-,,or
of undoubted ability and sLill in III ,,roreui
having. after receiving A classical etnra,jo,, ~
Dartmouth College and gradu,ting n, Jct,er.,'e
Medical College OF Philadeiphi,- been snn,jnt
ed. at different times, assistant surgeon in
some of the leading hospitals in this Country
and before coming to this state to practice his
profession, visited the principal hospitals Of
Europe. He is President of the Maine Med-
cal Association.
During the late war In this country Dr.
Sanger filed very important positions, sur
geOn in the Union army, ranging all the way
from surgeon of regiment to medical drec.
ton Of tie 10Th army corps. And during the
whole period of his practice in Bangor the
commencement Of which dates back about 20
year. he had enjoyed the confidence of the
numerous patients who have availed them-
selves OF his services.
The plaintiff has always been afflicted with
the disease OF club feet, his ha, being
known 10 the profession as cORgeRitHt tdliper
equiHus rdraS. At birth 1t was that the toes,
or rather the tore part of the feet. were turned
in. and the heels elevated. so that when the
child began TO get upon his feet he walked