The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-08-13

The following is from recent New
Hampshire papers, and will be of interest
to many affected in this section, who will
be glad to learn that DR.. Gage will be at
the Pavilion hotel Zone day only, Friday,
August Is, and at the Van Ness House,
Burlington, Saturday, August 16:
MODERN MIRACLES.
The cures constantly being performed
by DR.. Gage are certainly without par
allel in the annals of medical science, one
remarkable cure scarcely being recorded
before others still more wonderful are re-
ported. Such results could never be at
tanned were it not for his peculiar intuitive
knowledge-gift, we might say-which
enables him to more readily comprehend
the condition of the patient, and thus be
in position to prescribe with far greater
accuracy. Treat his system of practice
as men may, it challenges investigation,
for its results are to be seen on every hand.
For example, the lady in Portsmouth, re.
Gently mentioned, who had been confined
to her bed three or four years, with COM
plication of diseases. She was unable to
visit the doctor, go her husband stated her
case to him and procured course of med
icine. To the establishment of all she is
now able to walk around the house and is
gaining every day. Her neighbors insist
that it is little short of miraculous. This
is no more remarkable, however, than the
cure of the wife of Ira S. Appleton, Esq,
of Hillsborough Bridge, who had not been
able to walk across the floor anaided for
three years, yet was cured without seeing
the doctor; Miss Clara II. Bean, Fremont,
was cured of terrible scrofula in throat
and mouth, and never saw the doctor until
after he had cured her; Nathaniel Will
Jams, Manchester, daughter cured of blind.
ness Mrs. Z. S. Eastman, Boscawen,
cured of large tumor in bowels; Mrs.
Mary Smith, Gambia, aud Mrs. Urann,
Baskerville, both afflicted with ovarian
tumors, reduced from eight to twelve
inches in size, and not obliged to continue
medicine; E. f. Proctor, 966 Elm street,
| Manchester, cured of complication of
diseases; George f. Sleeper, Concord,
stomach disease; j. f. G. Lyford, Kings
ton, cured of scistic rheumatism Mrs.
Franklin West, Derry Depot, cured of
dropsy and scrofula; John Haynes, Farm
ington, cured of hemorrhage from kidneys;
Francis Grimes, HillsboIough Bridge,
curcu VI kiuncy anu piauuor uiScaSe E'
S. Chase, Lebanon, cured of liver, kidney
and stomach disease; Benjamin p. Mar
tin, Claremont, internal humors, doctors
had given him up, cured; Z. Z. d., Con-
cord, general female weaknesses, dysme-
norrhe Ga, ETC., had got worse under harsh
"local treatment" was soon cured by DR..
Gage; S. b. Coombs, Hopkinton, smell
and taste restored, lost by catarrh, and
disease of stomach, cured; Amos Young,
Derry Depot, had scrofula and catarrh,
hole eaten through roof of mouth, gained
twenty-five pounds; Mrs. Clara j. Good
win, Nashua, most wonderful cure; c.
ii. Smith, Clinton street, Concord, cured
of scrofulous sore eyes; Mrs. E. Kendall,
North marlborough, salt rheum humor
cured; and hundreds of other cases too
numerous to mention.
Remember the doctors visit to Mont
pelier, Pavilion hotel, August Isl Van
Ness House. Burlington, Saturday, Au-
gust 10.