The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1885-06-17
DR.. Gage and His Wonderful Cures.

Again DR.. Gage has made the circuit of
his northern route, and again has he been
greeted by multitude of suffering invalids
anxious to avail themselves of his wonder
full skill. 1t is a significant fact that DR..
Gage visits his places of appointment regu-
larly, which no man can do unless he has
the ability to cure cases that the ordinary
local practitioner fails upon. And we are
happy to see that some local physicians not
only recognize this fact by recommending
DR.. Cages treatment, but have called him
in consultation upon cases that have baffied
their skill. This is right, for no physician
who devotes himself to the treatment of
acute diseases, such as fevers, etc, can be
expected to meet with the success of a
specialist, like Dr. Gage, who has seen
thousands of the most difficult and compli-
Gated long-standing diseases in all their
phases. 1t is true DIR. Cages treatment is
somewhat peculiar, yet by it he is con-
stantly demonstrating the fact that in the
field, the forest and upon the mountain-side
there exists, in wild profusion, an antidote
for every durable disease. The results of
his skill are not far-fetched, but can be seen
on every hand, for hundreds walk the
avenues of life to-day who have been res
cued from beds of languishing despair
through its beneficent fundamentally. This
is no idle talk as the following will show:
Mrs George ID. Kidder, Plainfield VT.
wife of the well-known and popular station
agent, was terrible sufferer with catarrh
of the stomach and other difficulties. Went
to the hospital at Burlington and was
treated by the physician in charge, but re-
turned home no better. When DIR. Gage
took her case she weighed about one hun
dred pounds; to-day she weighs one hun
dred twenty-three and one-haf pounds,
feels first-rate and can eat anything.
D. George s. Appleton ESQ, 2Sa Maple street,
helpless three years with spinal disease, in
volving the liver, kidneys, stomach and
nervous system. She weighed but ninety
pounds. DIR. Gage cured her without seeing
her. and she now weighs one hundred sixty
! five pounds and is well.
l.. G.. Boutwell, Esq, Elm street. Mont
pelier, was very low with lung and other
diseases. Could not be carried to the
! Pavilion, so Dr. Gage treated him without
seeing him-and, strange as it may seem,
he is up and out again, and attending TO
| business.
Mrs. c. NJ. Lyon, Elm street, Montpelier
a similar case with the same results. She
has no cough, does her work and feels like
a new being.
G. l.. Buffum, McIndoe's. VT, was help
less with spinal, kidney and bladder dis
eases. Gould not move foot. Cured, and
DIR. Gage never saw him until cured.
Mrs. George o. Stratton, Montpelier
had the worst form of catarrh for years
System greatly reduced and difficulties COM
plicated. The effect is truly wonderful
d. d. lHOHHpSOH, burlington, W., unt
popular mail agent on the Lamoille railroad
says that DIR. Gage has treated relative for
a sore limb with good success.
Mrs. Jesse Flint Montpelier, was terribly
afflicted with "A complication of difficulties
The change wrought is wonderful, and she
desires that it be known.
j. w. Butterfeld, North Montpelier, gives
great credit to DIR. Gage for successfully
treating his case.
Ora Bishop, postmaster at McIndoe's, Vt,
says his wife was on clutches and healtl
very poor She is cured
Mrs. A. Il. Balch, Barre, Vt, had a com
plication of diseases. Was so feeble thai
her husband had to carry her from the par
Tor to the doctors rooms at the first visit
She is now doing her work.
The following shows like success in othel
localities: Edmund Brown, Keene, N. III.
child could not walk; spinal disease anC
nearly blind with scrofula. Cured and car
run and play Alice Titus, Winchester N
H., scrofula in eyes; ten weeks in darl
room. Cured. Oliver Pelren, Concord N
H.. wife cured of ovarian difficulty and gen
eral female weakness. Mary Smith, Eas
Gambia, N. H., dropsy and ovarian tumo
large as a persons head. Cured Isaac
Buttrick, Londonderry, N. H., wife cured
of scrofula and son of deafness and catarrh
A. l.. Celley, West Andover, N. H., maker
oath: "My wife had been given up will
consumption. DIR. Gage cured her radi
cally." Frank Wheelock, Newport, Vt.