The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-21
DR.. Couden.

The cases to which attention was call
ed a few days since, as being under the
treatment of Dr. Couden, for cancer,
have been progressing finely, and are
now either fully recovered or rapidly re-
covering.
The special feature of DR.. Couden's
treatment is, that it is attended with no
pain whatever Patients of any forti-
tude, are, of course, willing to undergo
treatment, even if it is very painful, and
it is common for his patients TO make
the remark that they have before recelv-
ed assurances of non painful treatment,
in former cases, and that notwthstand-
ing physibian's promise, they do not
quite hope to escape pain. Without ex-
eeption, they express their great surprise
and qualification at having passed
through the Doctors hands literally with
/ out pain, and with perfect cure.
There are incurable cases of cancer,
as of every other disease, and these none
but mountebank would profess to mas
ter. Yet it is fact, which may be dem
onstrated to the conviction OF the most
sceptical, that Dr. Coatden has neUer at
tempted a cure achicb he has not effected.
The gratitude and perfect confidence of
his patrons never fail to result from their
experience of the Doctor skill.
1t has been freely asserted by physi-
clans who make pretension to knowledge
of. the rationale of such disease, that
cure without pain is impossible. We
are happy to see that professional skep-
ticism is giving away, and that they are
beino led to an examination of facts,
which must lead to conviction. Mrs.
Knapp, wife of an eminent physician of
Chicago, has yielded to his treatment,
and is fast recovering from malignant
, cancer of many years standing Many
of the intelligent and unprejudiced medi-
r cal men of this city are now willing to
acknowledge that the physician who gives
his attention to a single department of
t medical science, must, in the nature OF
: things acquire mastery superior to the
4 general practitioner. The fact is, and
/ the fact is becoming patent tointelllgent
S people, that the Doctor is not quack,
e but a modest gentleman, who does iChdi
d he proposes to do, and that he has the
n one particular thing achich he PROCESSES
% to haue-viz: A SOVEREIGN SPECIFIC
e FOR CANCER. He claims that it is no
n common; he claims no immunity from
il criticism and examination, but he doe
a insist upon fair inquiry, confident o
e ultimate success an curing, and an con
,e pincins that he can cure 81
- Beside other cases in town, in progress
of cure, and out of town already cured
:. there are few to which he can call par
-tt4-as;e,e as. .heip4g5 pow tn tlX tfIs
Sc Ger, on the face, of Is years growth. ex
ID tending to the nose and involving the eve
10 Mr. Scantlin can be consulted at ii,
= house of Mr.. j. Tolbert at No 49 or
'e North Third street. Mrs. John Fink
houser, who is now growing well of a
cancer OF ten years, resides in Favette
Il township, Vlgo county. Mr. A. Scott
D recovering from difficult cancer, lust
below the eye, may be found at South
: Third street Any or all of these per.
z sons, will be happy to testify to the skill
! OF DIR. Couden, to the rapidity and pain.
Q lessness of the treatment thew have nm
> dergone, and to exhibit the least, and
> last of what have long threatened their
lives. Dr. Couden may be found at his
: rooms, Nos 81 and 81 Buntin House
Ladies and gentlemen, and particularly
members OF the profession, are urgently
solicited to call and examine the DR. 3
specimens of extracted canoe, S, his pho
tographs of cases he has treated, and to
witness the case now in progress of cure.
-Terre Haute Express.
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