The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-07-28
DR.. Cages Next Visit.

DIR. o. c. Gage of New York, whose mar
velous cures have created such an interest
in his peculiar herbal treatment, will be at
the Pavilion Hotel, Montpelier, on Friday,
August g. and at the Van Ness House, Bur-
lington, on Saturday, August Z. His sue
cess is phenomenal and his patients are
numbered by thousands-ten thousand in
New Hampshire and Vermont in four years.
His visits are regular, examinations free,
opinions honest and terms reasonable.
Read the following:
DRESSED FOR THE FIRST TIME IN
FOUR YEARS.
Four years is long time for one to be
Frustrated upon sicl-bed, unable to sit up.
That, however, has been the case with Miss
Mary l.. Farnum of Peterborough, n. H.,
sister of Mrs. f. A. Robbins. Her case is a
well-known one, and she has had the SYM
pathy of the entire community during those
weary months and years of suffering. Trial
after trial had been made by physician after
physician, which were followed by as many
failures, until one with less fortitude would
have given up in despair. She felt, however,
that there was yet help for her, but from
what source she knew not She had a de-
sire to try DR.. Cages treatment, in which
she thought she could see ray of hope
Accordingly application was made to him,
and the results of his treatment have
been highly satisfactory. She was recently
dressed for the first time in four years, is up
about the house daily, is really able to do
considerable light work and feels sanguine
of full recovery in due time. -PeterborOugh
Transcript.
CURED AND GAINED SEVENTY-FIvE POUNDS
Giles S. Appleton, Esq, 232 Maple street,
Burlington, VT, is a wel-known resident of
that city, whose word is as good as bond. He
states that he has a relative who was help
less three years with spinal disease, involv-
ing the liver, kidneys, stomach and nervous
81.
DIR. Gage cured her and she now weighs one
hundred sixty-fve pounds and is well.
COULD NOT BE CARRIED To THE DOCTOR.
L. G.. Boutwell,, Esq, Elm street. Mont
peler, 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 attending to business.
DOCTORS WERE MISTAKEN.
Mrs. S. R. Colby of Montpelier, wife of the
well-known baggage-master of the Central
Vermont railroad, had complication of
difficulties which doctors failed to agree
upon, much less relieve her of. Her re-
covery under DR.. Cages treatment is re-
markable. She gained twenty-one pounds
in very short period.
DESIRES THAT IT BE KNOWN.
Mrs. Jessie Flint of Montpelier was ter
ribly afflicted with complication of diff
culties. The change wrought is wonderful
and she desires that it be known. j. w.
Butterfield of North Montpelier gives great
credit to DR.. Gage for successfully treating
his case. Ora Bishop, postmaster at Nc
1ndoe's, says: " My wife was very lame;
used crutches. DR.. Gage cured her.
NEVER EXPECTED TO BE so WELL.
Deacon j. r. Batcheder of ST. Johnsbury
says that DR.. Cages treatment of Mrs
| Batchelder has been most satisfactory Her
| Improvement is indeed wonderful, and he
states that she is now in better health than
she ever expected to be.
GAINED SIXTY POUNDS.
On the 18th day of December Dr. Gage
was called to treat Mr.. l.. B. Mcfarland of
st. Johnsbury Fairbanks village. He was
extremely low and had become very much
emaciated We have not space here to de-
scribe the case. Suffice it to say his re-
covery has been most remarkable one. At
the doctors recent visit Mr.. Mcfarland
called to state that he had gained sixty
pounds under the treatment.
ANOTHER CURE BY DR.. GAGE.
Some three months ago DR.. Levi B. Dodge
| of Waterford was very low with kidney
disease and the physicians ceased to pre-
scribe, declaring that he was beyond medi-
cal aid. A statement of the case was, as a
last resort, semitic DR.. o. c. Gage, the gifted
New England herbalist, now located at 26
West 3lst street, New York, who sent medi-
cines without seeing the patient, which have
worked wonders. The cure of DR.. Dodge is
indeed wonderful, considering that his age
is nearly seventy. He drove down to Lit
Teton last week in order to see and express
his gratitude to his benefactor.
WONDERFUL CURE BY DIR. GAGE
Was that of the child of James McCarty of
the Van Ness House, Burlington. Local
beyond help and ceased to prescribe. DR..
Gage was called, who at one discovered that
the real seat of the disease had not been
discovered. Under proper treatment by
DR.: Gage an improvement was soon percep-
tible, and in short time the little sufferer
was restored to health and can now be seen
playing with other children. l.. S. Drew,
Esq, of the Van Ness House and hundreds
of Others can corroborate this statement.