Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-02-12
CANCERS AND TUM0RS VANISH
UNDER HIS SKILL
as Snow Before the Melting Sun.

Take no mans word for these facts
but investigate for yourself Seeing
is believing. Thousands of people, two
years ago in Vermont and Northern
New York, that were soon expected to
fill an untimely grave, suffering with all
phases of so called uncurable diseases,
today are living, walking testimonials of
this eminent specialists skill. From over
30 years, people from every country on
the face of the globe flocked to New
York city to be cured of the seemingly
uncurable diseases and column after
column has been written in Boston,
New York, Chicago and even European
papers of this eminent physicians ability
to cure, seemingly after every other
known method had failed. After 80
years of active practice both in hospitals
and private work DIR. j. w. Morrow
decided that it was time to take rest
and being great lover of pure country
air, fishing and hunting, decided he
would leave New York city and the con-
sequence was he located in Vermont
with his family. This was a little over
two years ago but he had not been here
long before his skill and ability from his
past great work had become known and
sufferers commenced to flock to him for
relief AT first he refused to treat any
one, saying that he had done his share
in the medical field but as the plying
appeals for help which came to him
almost daily, soon softened the doctors
heart and he decided to treat a few
patients at his residence but as they
came in such great numbers, he soon
found it necessary to open an office,
which he did at 40 Church street, Bur
lington and since has given his
services free three days each week,
namely: Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Saturdays to the suffering humanity and
his many wonderful cures have surely
created sensation, not only among the
public but among the medical fraternity.
By some scientific or mysterious law of
nature, he has done practically every
thing but to bring the dead to life and
many, who have been cured by him and
have witnessed his many marvellous
cures, have been so taken back that they
would not be surprised at anything.
Many, who have been cured, look upon
him next to god but DR.. Morrow says
II do nothing that any physician, VINO
thoroughly understands his business
should not be able to do | first learn
the cause of the disease and then apply
the remedy which removes the cause oy
natures law and cure is effected. There
is nothing mysterious or unnatural
about my treatment. The reason why
cure so many that others fail to cure is
because | apply the remedy that removes
the disease and bountiul nature does the
rest. The representative of this paper
then said, "Dr., | understand that you
treat great many patients whom you
never saw and also remove cancers at IA
distance and also cure chronic diseases
that have heretofore been considered
uncurable many miles away. The doc
tor then handed the writer letter from
Mrs. Thos. Caldwell. Beardston, ILL.,,
which read as follows: My dear DR..
Morrow: / first heard of you through a
friend of mine at Trenton, N. j., whom
you had cured of cancer of the liver and
from her | received your address. The
cancer treatment that you sent me, re-
moved my cancer completely in five
days. 1t is now healed up and feel as
though you had worked a miracle in my
case. May God bless you in this great
work, the letter then went on to state
the names of other people that she wish
ed the doctor to write to. Another
very interesting letter was from Dallas
Tex, written by Frank j. Bennett
Mr.. Benefits letters were handed to the
reporter of this paper and read in part as
follows: My Dear Doctor: | am able to
hear IA watch tick at arms length from
both ears and when | commenced your
treatment, | had to use speaking tube
feel that you have done more for mt
: than anyone excepting our Heavenly
Father could do. The doctor theI
showed scores of other letters but as
space will not permit and as we wish tc