Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-12-09
Wonderful Cures
Made by a
Wonderful Physician.
DR.. J. Fraser Barbrick,
the Boston Specialist,
Gives a Synopsis of
His Work in the State
of Vermont.

A Few Facts That We Believe Win
Interest Sick and Afflicted People
and Should BE Read by All Those
Suffering from Chrome, ong-StandIDg
and Difficult Diseases.
In the course of the interview the doctor
said - came into the state OF Vermont
last May for the purpose of making a tour
OF the state in the interest of the Boston
office. ! was surprised at { he field found
here and owing to my success with num-
Der OF difficult cases in the early part of
my visit, the demand for my services and
the requirements of my rapidly increasing
practice compelled me TO make series OF
return visits. Beginning with Brattlu boro
May IL, have visited 81 towns in Vermont
alone, making two or three return visits
to each town, have consulted with and ex-
amlned over 1900 persons, rejected 431 as
incurable, have treated 2,761 patients, have
under treatment at the present time 2,029
cases, have given g37 free Magnetic treat
ments, giving n in Morrisville alone in
one day. Exhausted Yes, guess / was,
but my recuperative powers are so great
that good nights sleep makes me fresh
and strong for the next DAYS work. |
doubt II there was much benefit derived
from the last treatments given there, as /
bad advertised to treat all who called that
day Free, and | make il point to always
w DO huNCEtbc, treat as
long as the people demanded it. / have
at present 90 cases in which am acting as
advising physician, the course of treat
ment map out being administered by the
family doctor under my instructions. Is
this healthy state No, sir, it is not. |
have practiced in is states in the Union
ana IN no other state, little or big, have /
had the number OF cases of Catarrh, Con-
sumption, Cancer and Heart Disease that
1 have had in the state OF Vermont, con-
sldering. OF course, the number of cases
seen. Now | will give you brief history
OF few OF the most interesting cases that
l can call TO mind quickly and will mem
ton only Vermont cases as believe your
readers are more interested in what have
done and am doing here than what l did
do in Texas or Wisconsin
One oil the most interesting cases think
OF was that of Miss Nellie Stevens OF Bed
ford, p. O., Canada. She came to see me
at ST. Adams last May and she was poor
sick child, tell you. She was suffering
from Pernicious Anamia, also called
4 Chlorosis and Green Sickness, but COM
monty called Consumption of the Blood
she had been treated by her family doctor
without success and had almost given up
nope. began treating her at once ana
she has constantly gained under my care
until today she is the picture OF health.
| She has gained in weight from So to 115
and is still getting better. Another inter-
v
the we'll known business man of Man
chester Depot, VI. About a year and a
half ago Mr.. Lampson was taken down
with the Grip. The disease left his liver
and kidneys in bau condition and about
three months after his recovery he noticed
a rash or bright red spot coming out in
different parts and quickly spreading over
the body and changing to a scaly eruption.
His family doctor told him he did not
know exactly what the trouble was but
that II was very uncommon disease
which he had never seen before and he
wanted to photograph him in the inter-
est OF science. eyertheless the good old
doctor thought he could cure this very I'M
common disease that he mad never seen
| before and knew nothing about, and as
Mr.. Lampson said -
He put me through q course of baths
and rnbbinGs and sprouts till what little
good skin had let was gone ana parts of
me we're RS raw as b. efsteHk. BY this time
thought something should be done and
! mace mp my mind the first thing to be
done was to tinu physician who under
stood my case, but where to find one did
not know, as the one / already had was
called the best in that part OF the county.
went to Rutland and saw a number of
the leading physicians but only one
seemed to know anything about my case
and he seemed to think ii couldn't be
cured. BY this time, as my wife was also
sick and got no help from the local doc
tors, / became discouraged and did not
Know what to do or which way to turn.
About this time ] saw DIR. BarbricK's no.
tice in paper and that he would be in
south Londonderry on such day. made
up my mind To go and see him, but this
time my faith was so small did not ex-
pect much. But when the Doctor, the
moment he saw me, began explaining my
disease, telling me just how il came on
and how IL acted, telling me how the
ma a s4xFetsa taA
almost word for word what obey had said
to me when 1 went TO them about my case,
made up my mind | had not made the
trip over the mountain in vain. had al
so brought nay wife with me aud the doc
tor on examining her said he could cure
us both and he has kept his word. MY
wife was 10 terrible condition, was
bundle OF nerves; would sit and cry and
be unable to tell what ID was all about and
had not been able to do even the little
homework required for herself and me,
but IN less than three months she was
we'll woman. IL took the doctor six
months to bring me out hut he did ii and
/ Know coZens OF cases in the lower part
OF the state IN which he has done the same
ana VIII always be pleased to write to
any one who Will enclose stamp for re-
ply, my personal opinion OF this wonder
full physician and my experience with his
treatment. My wife will be pleased to do
the same II any ladies wish to write her.
Address w. 1. Lampson, Esq, Mancnes-
ter Depot, VIZ Mr.. Lampson's case was
a skin disease known as Psoriasis. This
disease is not an uncommon onealthough
u Is not met with so frequently as
other forms Of skin trout les as Eczema,
salt Rheum, Pimples, Blotches, Acre, etc,
all OF which ! treat Just as successfully as
did MIR. Lampson's case.
Well nov, Mr.. Reporter, have given
you a case from the northern part Of the
state and one from the southern part and
] suppose il is nothing more than fair that
] should give you one from the east. The
western one will come later and should be
a local one. My eastern one viii have to
Miss lda Ruggles, daughter OF DR.. A. NJ.
RugCles. OF that town. This little lady
was an awful sufferer and although not
well yet,is so much better that her trends
think it wonderful what has been done
for her. But as see you have already got