Morning journal and courier., 1891-05-23
9aatscel1a11eu1rs.
OWES HIS LIFE TO HIM.
GIVEN UP TO DIE BY THE
 REGULAR SCHOOL,
But Saved by the Vitapathic
 Specialists.
Interesting Statement of a Well
 Known Man.

Anything new and wonderful always creates an interest in this great country of ours, but when, with that something new, merit and absolute success accompanies it in an unparalleled and miraculous sense, everybody is anxious to learn full particu- lars, and feel that for the benefit of the sick and suffering everywhere should say something of my investigations into the methods of the Vitapathic physicians who are performing so many wonderful cures right here under the very shadow of old Yale The physicians I allude to, best known of any public or professional men in the State In fact the name of Dr. Damon is almost household word within a radius of many miles, and I am of the opinion that if cures like unto these that are being chronicled in our daily papers were performed 1900 years ago, they would indeed have been classed among the miracles of that age. Already nearly 200 patients have been treated by these spe- cialists here in New Haven, and when l say, MT. Editor, that have seen them cure the sick in many instances of weak lungs, consumption, rheumatism, heart, liver, kidney, and in fact almost every kind of disease, apparently bringing them out Ol tuo very JdWS O1 ucdGu, ] OuAJ 5hy what have seen, the same as hundreds of others have seen and will testify to. Near ly every one whose testimonials have been published are well known residents, so there can be no possible doubt regarding the genuineness of every case. One case in particular that has created considerable excitement is that of MT. Charles Page. For many months MT. Page has been at the point of death, given up as incurable by some of the best regular school doctors. Some diagnosed his case as abdominal tu- nor, and some as ascomplication of other diseases including a tumor. One even went so far as to cut open the abdomen, but as no tumor was found it was quickly closed by several stitches. Then it was thought MT. Page must die. He, however, had sufficient life left to ask that Dr. Damon be consulted. A messenger was dispatched at once to the doctors offices, 92S Chapel street. Dr. Hartmann responded and in a few minutes was at the bedside of the sui fering man. He found him bloated to an enormous size and in agony. A careful examination was made and chronic perito- nitis was found. But one other such case is known, and that did not recover The doctor explained the situation and as gently as possible told them there was only one chance in hundred to save the man. MT. Page, being man of nerve, declared he was ready to take that one chance. The proper treatment was applied, and, to the astonishment of all, the patient included change for the better was noticed, the enormous bloating had diminished, his pains were not so severe. The next day a 6 still greater improvement came, and it was followed up daily until now MT Page is able to return to his home from that of his brother at Oyster Point, where he had been sick so long. This morning he walked into the Doctors office and exclaimed, 'I owe my life to you Had I not had the good judgment to send for you would now be lying cold and ifeless in my grave y and in speaking of his wonderful restoration he could hardly refrain from shedding tears of gratitude for thus being literally snatched from the very jaws of death.
 / MT. Page is well known and respected, and would be only too glad to tell anyone personally of his dreadful sufferings and wonderful cure. He is brother of Con- ductor Page, running on the N. Y. and N. H. R. R., who is also loud spoken in favor of these physicians. In all interview with Drs. Damon and Karrmann relative to the above cases they both admitted that they had never seen but one other case like it.. Three prominent professors of New York who are authority on all subjects of this nature claim they have never seen but one other similar case. This would prove this disease to be very rare indeed, and it is no wonder the physicians who made the examinations before Drs Damon and Hartmann were called should be mis- taken in their diagnosis. All the greater credit, however, belongs to these special ists who have so successfully saved another valuable life.
 These gentlemen do not claim to be in fallible, but that they have thorough knowledge of their profession is fully proven by the testimony of hundreds here in the City of Films. The sick who have become discouraged by the old obsolete methods of doctoring should call upon these physicians and have at least a con sultation, which costs nothing. They will tell you frankly whether your case can be helped or not. Another thing in their favor is the fact that they charge such very low fees, thus bringing within the reach of the poorest their valuable service.