Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-16
THE LAME WALK,
1.-The BLIND SEE,
andTHE DEAF
HEAR.
Paralyzed Limbs Take on
New Life and Rheuma-
tism is but a Toy in
His Hands.

The cure includcsal forms of chron-
ic diseases which have been treated
in vain by the best doctors, many of
whom have been given up to die by
hospital surgeons.
Barre, Dec. 16.-ThiS town has been
thrown into tumut of excitement
by the wonderful cures made by a
specialist from New York city who To-
Gated here recently.
His office at % South Main street
might be likened to the pool Of Sloan
from which the unfortunate, the dis
eased in body and mind emerge with
new found health and hope, and IN
deed. many are those who make the
pilgrimage to seek his help. What
grand thing it must be to have the
skill and knowledge to prevent mis-
cry, cure disease and saycprecious life
lOl luuilC ttoNl ulliN''''
Prof. Caldwell-for that is the
SPECIALISTS name-haS the sympa-
thy and good will of all who are
familiar with his work. Some COM
plain that his charges are high, while
those who have received his treatment
declare it is the cheapest treatment
because they get well. The fact is
| that he cures his PATIENTS and health
| and life cannot be measured by money.
From what we hear we believe Prof.
| Caldwell considers that secondary
matter in deserving cases. lie Will
see and treat nobody but those who
have been a long time afflicted, and
these people seem never to tire OF
telling how they went to him in the
very last stage Of disease and how
quickly they were restored to health,
and of how they had doctored for
wears and nobody understood theil
difficulty.
h Interesting incidents mark the daily
I TRANSACTION of business at Prof. Cald-
wells office. incidents that are wei
worth chronicling. Only a day or two
AGO chance meeting occurred IN the
reception parlors between a young
lady, Miss Whitley by name, who had
virtually been rescued from the grave
for when he first took her case she
was in the last stages of collapse
from nervous prostration). MIS-
Wright, who had been treated b!
scores of physicians and experimental
on in several hospitals in the vain at
tempt to cure her chronic rbellma
tism. and who had been made as goot
as new. and little woman WhoS'
deafness of ten years standing ha(
been entirely cured. Listening to the
conversation of these women, happ.
in their restoration to health an(
, neace of mind, seemed like looking
back into the palmy days of long ago
These are not isolated cases, but ar
selected because of the widely differ
ent type of ailment each embraces
There seems to be no physical suffer
inc or sickness in the gamut OF human
ills that does not fall an easy victim IL
marvellous curative properties of his
, treatment.
The immense crowds of sick and dis
, abled people who visit Barre to see th
specialist speak in tones louder am
more convincing than words OF TN
fact that the power this wonderful
!. o,fted man possesses over disease
little less than miraculous.
This wonderful specialist number
hundreds of the brightest minds d
we'll as the most gifted of ladies' {
the land as his patients, simply DC
cause of the newer methods invente
and adopted by him in the treatmeh
of diseases peculiar to the female se'
He has abandoned all instrumental II
:, reference, so that the most senSlti\
h young girl can 60 to him without fe'
IS or exposure. This in itself is tf
r greatest boon ever offered to ladl'
= suffering with any form Of weakne
or disease, No invalid should give u