Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-09-01
BY His Works Shall We
Judge Him.

He cures Miss Lane Of Ashburnhan,
Mass, Of catarrh and scrofula, and
Saves Her from Consumption. n you
are sick, read what she says;
MISS MABEL A. LANE, a young lady
of Ashburnham, Mass, Just budding into
womanhood, her young life clouded and
her ambitions blighted by that national
scourge, Catarrh, complicated with scrof-
ulous humors, tells how, after losing 80
pounds she was saved in the morning of
her life from the dread consumption which
rapidly develops in such cases and was
cured by DR.. Barbrick and his new treat
ment, 'Magnopatny."
Ashburnham, Mass, Nov. 3, 1903.
Dear DR.. Barbrick,
Il wish to make a public statement Of
my case for the benefit of other such
sufferers. When I commenced treating
with you was in a very bad way. was
all run down, my throat, nose and ears
were full of catarrh and little scrofulous
sores. l had bad cough, had lost my
voice so could not sing, and had rapidly
fell away from 14s to lis pounds. My ap-
petite, my ambition and my strength
were gone. Very little work exhausted
me. 1 was partially deaf, and the catarrh
In my head, throat and ears was so bad
the odor was very disagreeable. You
would not take me for the same girl now.
/ am weighing 140 pounds or more, can do
a good days work, eat a square meal, my
cough has long since ceased, and 1 can
truly say your treatment has worked
wonders with me. i am more than will
ing to recommend your treatment to all
sufferers, and ! wish 1 could personally
tell every sufferer from catarrh what you
and your cure could do for them. 1 am
your grateful patient,
MISS MABEL A. LANE"
His c q Sc Was q Puzzle To
Others and They Had Failed
To Relieve Him, But Dr..
Barbriek Understood and
Cured Il.
Mr.. Gilbert j. Benedict, the well known
florist of Concord, N. H, was cured eight
years ago.
Concord, N. H, Aug. 81, 1903.
DR.. ]. Fraser Barbrick, NJ. d.
Dear Sir,-Several years ago 1 had long
been sick with stomach trouble, which
very seriously affected my heart. 1t had
reached a very seated and chronic condi
ton. Medical treatment had failed me,
and my case was considered a puzzle. /
read your ad. in the city paper, and went
to see you. 1 accepted your treatment and
followed faithfully your directions, and in
due time 1 was about my business, was
cured, and have been since, and am today
a we'll man. l directed a man who was
in my employ, who had been afflicted the
same way i had been so far as 1 could
judge, to you, and without your ever see7
ing the patient, he was brought to a con-
dition of perfect health.
l have the greatest reason to be thank
full to you, for Mrs. Benedict, my wife,
who has been under your treatment for
some months past, and is gaining her
health in a very gratifying manner.
She had lost her voice for nearly nine
months, and her physical condition was
very much run down Her heart has been
in a very dangerous condition, while to-
day, under your treatment, she is gaining
most rapidly. Our sincere thanks go out
to you for your most successful treatment.
/ can and shall recommend any one who
has seated troubles of physical nature,
to consult with you, for feel certain they
win get relief If it is possible to be OBJ
tained. have sent many patients to you,
and never yet have found one who failed
to be cured of their disease.
Yours most sincerely
G. ]. BENEDICT,
6s School St., Concord, N. H.