Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-30
From 1s Haysford Courasss.

IT is not best te believe all you hear and perhaps not quite safe to swallow implicitly all that you read but one thing is certain-that is, that Dr. J. Ter ry, of this City, has a wonderful power over Can eers. There is something extraordinary about Dr. Terrys remedies, and his skill in curing Cancers. Nay. more, he has made a real discovery analogous to that of Jenners COW pox, or the magnetic nee dle, or Watts improvement in the steam engine. This may sound extravagant, but the case requires strong language Let any man, woman or child, whether of professed skill professed ignorance in medical matters, see what we have seen, and they will not consider our language extravagant. We have seen Cancer taken of the face of MT. Minor, of Rockville, by Dr. Terry's preparations, measur- ing about nine inches in diameter, or, say twenty seven inches in circumference, which defes descrip- ton it must be seen to be appreciated in the hor- ridness of it's deformity. Dr. Terry applied prepa- ration which paralyzes and kills the cancer and its cancerous fbres but is harmless upon the livefesh Itis wonderful to how his medicine searches for its prey, and tracks it to its lair, no matter how concealed from external observation, while the heal thy flesh is unharmed. Rose cancers, and any oth- CT kind of cancer ever heard of, are disagreeable things; but the fungous monsters lose much of their tsrrors when it is known that skill or luck both together, have devised aremedy that acts so powerfully, yet so benefcenty, upon this disease, as this specific of Dr. Terry's. Let all who have cancers or friends who have cancers, inquire into this claim of Dr. Terry. He courts investigation i; and it is really kindness to fellow-beings to point them to the man who can control cancers as Dr. Terry does.
 MR. EDITOR Fl deem it duty owe to the pub lic to state the case of my wife. She had been af ficted with a cancer on the breast for more than eight yeaas. Itook her to the best physicians in the State they could do nothing for her except with knife-rather advised to let it remain as it was, unless it became an eating sore. then they would try to heal it up for her. When it hecame in such state they could not heal it. We were convinced she could not live but short time, besides dying dreadful death. I then carried her to Hartford, and placed her under J. B. Terry's care; he remov- ed the cancer; in few weeks she returned home in comfortable health, It is some months since she under his treatment. She is now in good health, and has enjoyed better health during the summer than she has for the past eight years is capable of taking care of her family. It is more than jus tice to Dr. Terry that the suffering community should know what his remedies have done, and what they are still capable of doing. wish to be understood beieue he all cancers safely
 DANIEL AMMAN.
 Plymouth, Conn.,, Sept. 17th. 1854.
 fH. Bear in mind that Dr. Terry never fails to remove all cancers that are brought under his treatment.
 Consultation free at my office, No. IS Pleasant street, corner of Winthrop, whsre specimens of cancers that have been removed by the above reme- dies may be seen. J. B. TERRY.
 Hartford, Conn. 31