The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-06-24
Z CAMP ARAeoN SOLD
Or. Hercules Sanche Disposes OF
interests in This Vicinity.

preparatory TO their removal, WIN
himself, elsewhere.
Thus comes practically to an end
the vast enterprise he had projected
here. Thus terminates an undertake
ing that promised solid and enduring
institution that would have brought
hundreds of thousands of dollars 10
this town and the adjoining town OF
Woodford.
DR.. Sanche is being permitted 10 go
elsewhere without one single word OF
protest against his going-without one
single word OF encouragement TO re-
main.
He came to Bennington two or more
years ago, bought nine adjoining par
cells of land just over the Woodford
line. the aggregate comprising ABOUT
eight hundred acres, on which were
a dozen or more springs OF water
chemically of the purest quality that
wells up out of the earth anywhere on
the globe. These waters of varying
chemical combinations were sought ior
use in the manufacture OF ms tones
and other proprietary speclaltles, lne
sale of which embraces the clVlllZeu
world.
In connection with these speclaltles
the doctor proposed to manufacture
his diaductive appliances here, these
also having a large sale in every CIV
ilized country.
He also proposed to erect here
sanitarium. not only for the treat
ment of patients by diaduction, but
for the education OF students in dux-
animae by diaduction.
TLet me note here that while these
terms NAV be meaningless to many, as
thousands OF names that are now as
common and simple as household
words were once unintelligible, IKE
bicycle" or telegraph or tele-
phone." they were selected to express
in brief their application. For in
stance. oXydonor is a donor OF oxygen
and duxanimae means commander OF
vitality. ruler of life, while diaducton
signifies commanding between, lead
ing through
DR.. Sanche also proposed to build an
ornate private residence on the higher
elevation of ais newly acquired poss-
essions, and for this purpose brought
not only all his household effects, live
stock and equippage. but also couple
of machines for the manufacture OF
cement brick and ornamental designs.
You see, he is AN old man now, ana
after a strenuous and active life that
led him pretty much over the civilized
world and through three wars, includ-
ing the rebellion, he felt that he was
at last entitled to a habitation and a
home
Hardly had be paid over his good
money, secured his deeds, taken poss-
ession of his property and began to
improve it. when he was arrested for
trespass. The Deweys, Arthur }. and
Charles H., came forward vita claims
to parts of pretty much all the parcels
of land that the doctor had bought and
paid for. This put a dampener upon
all the doctors plans. There was
nothing else to do but lay back and
await the adjudication OF these claims
through the slow and painful and ex-
pensive processes of tne courts. me
doctor. therefore, busted himself ABOUT
the premises by erecting a Few tenn
porary shacks ad storehouses Tor ms
personal possessions, but when the
first case out of nine claims came to
trial and ended in a disagreement OF
the Jury, and a long and expensive III
igation loomed in sight, the doctor
concluded that it could not possibly
pav him. TO hang on longer under such
doubtful conditions, and so he is seek
ing elsew here for a more congenial
location.
To cap the Dewey litigation came
the refusal of the last Legislature to
grant him permission to practice his
profession and permit his students to
practice in this state. The bill auth
orizing these things was not only Kill
ed, but Act No. 15l of the Acts OF l9O9
was passed through the same intiu-
ence. This act was aimed directly at
DR.. Sanche, the intent and purpose OF
it being to make it impossible for him
to remain and practice his profession
in this state.
Indeed. the legislature selected five
schools of medicine, If we include
Christian Science as one, namely,
Homeopathy, Allopathy, Eclecticism,
Osteopathy and Christian Science, as
lawful or legal" barring all others
from practice in this state, notwith-
standing the fact that more than three
hundred of DR. Sanches instruments
are in use in this town alone to the
lasting benefit of their owners.
But then it was not many years
since that all schools but Allopathy
were barred. Homeopathy, Eclecti-
cism and especially Osteopathy had a
hard time in securing legal" standing,
and ii was only last year that Chris
tian Science was recognized. If DR..
Sanche was a younger man, he might
hope that in time by the sheer weight
of public opinion Duxanimae by Dia-
duction would also be recognized if
not adopted as a substitute for all
schools of medication, application or
faith cures.
But this is aside from the real mer-
its of the case from a local business
standpoint.
DR. Sancne has pursued uninterrupt-
edly a most honorable course. He
came here with an honest and fixed in
tent of purpose. He invested his
money in lands that showed clear
title for so many years back, that no