Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-08-07
DR.. Gage and his Wonderful Cures

Again DR.. Gage has made the circuit of his
northern route, and again has he been greet
ed by a multitude of suffering invalids, anX-
ious to avail themselves of his remarkable
skill 1t is Il significant fact that DR.. Gage Wis
its his places of appointment rcuutdrN, 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 bailicd their skill This is
right, for no physician who dcvotes himself
to the treatment of acute diseases, such as
tcNcrS. etc, can be expected to meet with the
success of Il specialist like DR.. Gage, who has
seen thousands of the most difficult and COM
piicatcd lOng-standing diseases in all their
phases. 1t is true DR.. Cages treatment is
somewhat peculiar, yet by it he is constantly
demonstrating the fact that in the flcld, the
forest, and upon the mountain side there cx-
lists in wild prOfusiOn an antidOtc for every
durable disease. The results of his skill are
not tar-fetched, but can be seen on every
hand, for hundreds walk the avenues of life
to-day who have been rescued from beds of
langushing despair through its honcdcrnt in
stlumentalty. This is no idle talk, As the fol-
lowing will show:
Mrs. George ID. Kidder, Plainfcld VT, wife
of the well known and popul lar 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 returned home no
better When Dir. Gage took her case she
weighed about 100 pounds; to-day she weighs
thing.
George $. Appleton, Esq, %! Maple street,
Burlington, VT, has relative who was help
less three years with spinal disease, involving
the liver. kidneys, stomach and nervous sys-
TEN weighed but 30 pounds. DR.. Gage cured
her without seeing her, ana she now weighs
Lac. boutwell,, Esq, Elm street, Montpelier,
was very low with lung and other diseases !;
could not he carried 10 the Pavilion, SO Dr..
Gage treated him without seeing him, and,
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again, attending to business.
| Mrs c. NJ. Lyon, Elm street, Montpelier, Il
| familiar case, with the same results. She has
! no cough, does her work, and feels like new
! being.
! c. l.. BulTum, McIndocs, VT, was helpless
with spinal and kidney and bladder diseases
! could not move IL foot cured, and DR.. Gage
| never saw him until cured.
Mrs. George g.. Stratton. Montpelier, VT,
had worst form of catarrh, for years system
greatly reduced, and difficulties complicated
| the effect is truly wonderful.
! j. j. Thompson, burlington, VT, the pOpu-
lar mail agent ON he lamoille railroad, says
that DR.. Gage has treated IL relative for II sore
limb with good success.
Mrs. Jesse Flint, Montpelier, was terribly
afflicted with II complication of difficulties
the change wrou6h Int is wonderful, and she de-
sires that il bc known.
j. w. Iutterhcld, North Montpelier, gives
great credit 10 DR.. Gage for successfully treat
ing his case.
Ora Bishop, Postmaster at McIndoes VT.
says his wife was on clutches, and health very
poor cured.
Mrs. A. +. Balch, Barre. VT, had compli.
cation of diseases so feeble that her husband
had To carry her from the parlOr to the Doc
tors rooms AT first visit is now doing heI
| work.
DR.. Gage not only examines great number
of patients daily, but by the assistance of
secretary and stenographcr in constant EN-.
ploy, those r siding at "A distance need not bt
neglected. for every mail carries his magnetic
remedies to the homes of the sick and afliict
ed, and every mail returns to him tcstImoni
ais of cures expressed in the most enthusiasts
tic terms of appreciation.
DR.. Cages address is No. 20 w 3lst St., N. Y