Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-15
A MEDICAL WONDER.
Marvellous Cures by a Peculiar
Method.
IN U,pHsc (IOWds ScchiHy ana
EjndinD REFER frOW Dis
ease ana ram.
Facts disclosed by II Reporters
Investigation.

This t. surely an age oi wondrouS power
Scarcely does he excitement of u ScuShtiOn die
ere a still more startling wonder shakes the
ANYTHING Now uud wonderful
creates nn interest in this great country of
ours. bui when it deeply concerns the well be-
inu of tn" sick and afflicted in an unparalleled
and miruculutls SENSE that is what the world
has wished and PRAYED for centuries And
feel that for the benefit of the sick | should
say something about these wonderful cures
and New Engand'S great. If not mirMculouS
healer. DR.. -. &. Gage of Concord, y. II.
AgrccuhiN to Instructions your reporter has
made II most thorough stigntiou OF the
practice. phenomenal cures and marvellous
powers of this gifted physician and therefore
write what know, and know whereof write.
ON the 18th inst, the day of the doctors APP
puintmcnt ut kcrnc. visited the 'h"shir"
House parlorS, which found literally throng-
cd with patients waiting to see the Doctor. II
was my plrpoS" to rcC"iN" my information
from the lips of the patients thrmsclErs, which
intelligent looking gentleman who had Just en-
tered with lady. | asked if he would kindly
treatment and if SO with what results, The
gentleman proved to be Mr. Charles T.. Alb
o of ,Iailrcy, who made the following state
mcnt:
My daughter has long bccna sufferer with
II complication of diseases which has bailicd
the skill of our local physicians. Finally. in
addition to her other complaints. they said she
had cancer in her stomach anc gave her up
to die. As II last resort my wife visited DR..
Gage. who sent her medicines without seeing
her. which have raised her from her bed
and enabled her to ride sixteen miles in car
rihgc to-day to see and bless the man who has
wrought such change in her condition
Titus. of Winchester. y. H., an intelligent
and interesting young lady of about twenty
summers whutOld the following facts:
about two months ago was suffering ter
rihy with Eczema. which literally covered my
face aud affected my ewes that had been
confined in dark room for weeks smi,crlmg
ing that | might become totally bind, my
father called in the services of Dr.. Gage. His
medicines have acted llkr marie; Tor you VII
observe that in the short space OF two months
my face has hCcOm" smooth and my eyes clear,
| would sooner die than be subjected to II
repetition of those terrible weeks OF darkness
aud misery"
The above is indeed II most remarkable CaS",
hut no more so than that of the wife Mr.. ID. W.
Carol. of IIurriSvillC. who gave The following
statement in reply to your reporters inquiries
"Whcu DR.. Gage commenced tn" treatment
of my wife two months ago Sh" had been con-
fined to her bed for long time. and phNsi-
clans failed to raise her. | determined to try
Dr. Gage. IL had heard of So many of his
great cures, and thank God that did, for
hy his wonderful skill She is now able to visit
him in person to day ana see for the first time
in her life the man who has been instrumental
in reflex ing her of SO much disease and suffer-
ing,'
Your reporter next interviewed Mr.. \. j.
Parker. of Milford. in order to ascertain from
his lips the facts in the case of his daughter,
whose cure has created such II sensation whcr-
ever known. He told the following facts:
ION the 18th of June last my daughter was
supposed t" hc at the point of death; Ihe
family physician gave her M. and said fran X
ly that he did not know with what disease she
was suffering, Hearing of DR.. Cages great
reputation FASTENED to consult him. but
with little hope. He told me ut once that the
doctors had treated her for the wrong disease
and that he could cure her if his directions
were faithfully followed. His diagnosis PROV
ed correct and he made good his, promise 10y
sending medicines which relieved at once and
cured her i'll n few weeks. adding nearly "
pounds to her cmacutcd frame. His wonder
m diagnosing Z
me marvel How he could know the discaSt
of my daughter whom he had never seen ana
which the attending physician was unable to
locate or maine is II mystery beyond my com
prehcnsiOn.
Your reporter next inv estigated the case OF
Mrs. NJ. Tram. of Baskerville, \. H., whom
the Doctor cured of large tumor in the alb
domcn. Also Mrs. u. :. Eastman, of Boscawcn
II similar case. cured without the knife or pain
after she had been given up 70 die. Also me
case of Mrs. Mary Smith, of East Gambia, \. H..
whom he cured of II tuInur i'll the abdomen
half as large rs persons hrah. she says th AT
good health. The tears in her eyes ana hci
kindly expression rs she related the story OF
her siltfcrings and relief all showed that her
gratitude to DR.. Gage can never he expressed
Ira :. Appleton, of Hillsboro' Bridge. n. H..
states that his wife was confined to her bed IL
bout two years with II complication of difficult
ties following spinal meningitis, and that DR.
Gage cured her without seeing her
Seth Mllcn, Hillsboro' Bridge, says That Inc
had very bad bone sores upon his ley, and
that DR.. g. healed them all up soundy.
Miss NJ. J. Barnett, Walpole, \, H., says she
was very deaf, caused by catarrh ana humors
can hear the tick of watch
Amos Young, Derry Depot, \. H., says ht
had catnrrh and scrofuln in their worst form
an ortcc eaten through the roof OF mouth
Mrs Orrin Webbcr, Manchester, says she
has been cured of deep serofmious hicGri on or
batiled the skill of other physicians.
Geo +. Sleeper, Evans X Sleeper Concord
n. H. most wonderful cure OF disease Oh stolh
ach. ,
Susan A. Hutchins, Brooktield, n. H., hac
not walked IL step for three years; can no"
Mrs s. G. Long. -. Centre St, Concord
gained ,. pounds.
Miss VI. \. Jameson, Antrim n. H.. coverc,
with humor- an object of pity; skin became
smooth.
inn,merahlc cures of Nervous Prostratioi
and diseases peculiar to females were reported
cured and that too without the diSgustin A
local treatment" or the odious spectrum.
DIR. Gage not only examines great numbc
of patients daily hut 10y the assistance OF
secretary and stcnOgmph5r in constant cn
ploy, those residing NJ II distance need not IL
neglected. for every mail carries MS llagnctl
remedies To the homes of sick and afflicted, an'
every mail returns to him testimonials %
cures expressed in the most enthusiastic term
of appreciation.
shall weary YOU and your readers; but
have this to say | have only given Few
facts relating 10 thOuSnndSo OF DrHaHe seem
living and have been recorded, and will eve
stand inscribed ON the pages of til" solid bnol
of history. In giving 10 your readers Inn
brief account of Dr. Cages WORK nave don
What / know tO be true and discharged II dut!
to my fellow men. DiSCrcdit these statement
us his professional rivals will, there slill stand
the facts which his most reckless ana blttt
enemies dare not challenge, for Dr. Gage hu
deposited Sj,OOO us II Reward in the First Ma
tiunul Bank of Concord, \. IT,, to back all o
his claims and assertions. And ms long rs In
Gage can cure the sick, which they cannot re
licV"; rs long rs he can do IN short TIM" VIVA
their schools combined cannot do IN II genera
ton, lust So long will the sick from all part
of the world come to Dr. Gage ana return
to their homes singing his praises, ana lust s.
long will his friends in the East l'lirNt ina
he Is New Enpluud's and New Works grca
doctor II. \. h.
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