Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-04-29

Jealousy and prejudice can never keep
good man from doing good. For illus
tration: Mrs. Della Rousseau, 1872 North
Champlain street, for the past twelve
years has been a great sufferer. Seven
years ago last fall, after suffering all the
agony and pain from female trouble,
stomach and kidney trouble, Mrs. Rous-
seau was induced by her physician to go
to hospital and undergo an operation,
and this she did, and returned home to
find herself in nearly the same condition
as far as suffering goes as she was before
she went. In a few months after re-
turning home from the hospital she was
taken down with nervous prostration
and was in a very critical condition.
After her partial recovery from this ter
rible ordeal and after 10 physicians had
examined her and told her another oper-
alton was the only thing to do to save
her, she consented to have it done, so
again last fall she was taken to the hos
pital, where the second operation was
performed. Again sshe returned home
to find herself in a still worse condition
than when she left home, but another
physician informed her that she would
have to go back to the hospital again for
third operation. The last two had not
fully completed what they had intended
on account of her weakened condition.
She had already been twice and found
herself in a worse condition than before,
with not only a serious female trouble
left, but her nerves shattered to such an
extent that she was unable to sleep
nights, and her food very much dis
tressed her. The gas gathered heavily
in her stomach, her bowels were badly
constipated and her heart was beating
so rapidly that she could scarcely get her
breath. All this caused her to have vio-
lent headaches, using her own words,
and in this condition on December 18th,
Mr.. Ed. Rousseau took his wife, Mrs.
Della Rousseau, to DR.. Merrow's office, a
poor wreck. She was hardly able to
talk. She was so nervous that she could
hardly speak without crying; in fact,
she was nothing but a wreck in every
sense of the word, so to speak, but under
DIR. Merrow's skillful treatment, Mrs.
Rousseau has continued to gain in health
and strength and has taken on consider.
able flesh and is able to do her own
homework, something she has not been
able to do before in several years, and to
further demonstrate the great good DR..
Morrow has done her, she informed the
writer that during the month of March
she was two weeks at Fort Ethan Allen,
nursing a sick lady. Now, just think
of a woman less than four months ago
unable to sleep nights, crying, sobbing,
imagining everything to be wrong,
broken down in health, and wasted to
almost skeleton, in three months
time able to go out nursing. She now
walks the streets of Burlington in fairly
good health. This testimonial alone
should be enough to convince all skepti-
cal people that DR.. Morrow is able to
cure when others fail, no matter what
may be said through prejudice or jeal-
ousy. Mrs. Rousseau will be pleased to
converse with any sufferer who needs
honest treatment, and would advise all
afflicted to consult DR.. Morrow, as she
has taken several patients to his office,
knowing that when he cannot cure a
patient he always tells them SO.
DIR. Merrow's office days are Mondays,
Wednesdays and Saturdays. Other days
by appointment only. AZ Church street
Burlington, Vt.