Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-02-26
DIR. Sherman Again.

"Mr T. r. Bigelow Of Webster sends in the fol-
lowing communication about Dr. sherman's Rup-
ture Treatment: "My experience with DR.. Sher-
mans treatment for rupture warrants me in maxi
ing public statement for the benefit OF the af-
nicted
81 have been a subject Of rupture for more
than twenty years on one side, and for the last
three on both sides have suffered from the use
Of trusses more than tongue can tell-though
used the best could find in Boston and elsewhere
My nervous system became wrecked, indigestion
and dyspepsia were brought on. was wasted
away In flesh, weak in mind and body, Indifferent
to the society Of friends, and often and
petulant. My feelings controlled me; ! could not
control them. ! often had what il called the
blues frequently told my friends when seemed
cross not to mind me. did not mean to be cross.
Iifes charms were lost and was fit subject
Tor the list OF the used up" knew all my
troubles came from the displacement Of my bowels,
and the abominable trusses had been compelled
Tor years to harness up with. ! read Dr. Sher-
mans advertisements In your paper, and in
stinctiyely felt as though he could help me
Talked the matter over with my wife, who urged
me, and repeatedly urged me, to go aud see what
the Doctor could do for me- She was set on my
going; she would not let up; so, finally, went 10
Boston, on the 2d Of December last, called at DR.
NItIuhH plHce, 20 MIX street, ana Wntn NV
turn came for there we're other anxious ones wait
ing, consulted him. His manner together with
the confidence he expressed In his treatment; af
fording me the relief | was so much in need Of
awakened new feelings Of hope, and ] at once
concluded to get fixed up. 1t has proved the best
thing have done for myself for many years.
Though but fifty-two years Of age, Ihave been
as helpless the last few years as II was eighty
FIVE whereas now feel all the returning ambi-
ton, animation and courage that | enjoyed at
twenty-five Indeed my general health Is so
much better that now weigh fifteen pounds more
than did on that, to me, happy sd Of December
All the Rev. Mr. John Allen of Providence, X. L.
says in his communication to your paper, and all
Mr. b. w. FELTON, OF Boston says OF DR. Sherman's
treatment, have realized. MY old friends notice
my improved condition and ask me what have
been doing. draw from my pocket and show
them DIR. Sherman's book saying THAT is what
am doing, using Dr. Shermans rupture treat
lnent." They are surprised to see me animatedly
and with pleasure doing in my business what |
formerly dreaded as an insurmountabe task.
:" This may seem TO some exaggerated, but 1t II
not, it is simply the truth as have expressed it
That rupture exerts peculiar influence over every
one affected with it, no one will gainsay. Mind
and body are taxed, the dreaded truss is strapped
on, and year after year renewed troubles accumu-
late ones energies and abilities lessen, until life
becomes more Of a burden than pleasure.
Now, in conclusion | will, as a friend, from
sympathy with the afflicted and for no other mo.
tive, having paid DIR. Sherman his full price fol
my treatment, recommend the afflicted to see him
before he leaves Boston have been resident
| here for many years, am well known, and will
cheerfuly give any further information, personally
| or by letter T. +. BIGELow.
webster, Mass, February IA, 1879"
The above is from the Boston Globe it speak
volumes, and should arouse the ruptured to z,
and see DIR. Sherman while he is still in Boston