The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-08
NJ III petit and wife arrived at home in Kes

Mr. III Petit and wife arrived at home IN Ne
posha en- the 30th of December 1907 MRS
general health, and strength Is improving ne rap
idlv ,s conld be expected from her late protract
cd suffering and extreme debility. That cancer
ran BIZ cured without a surgical operation shout
he known so the suffering. The night sweats o
Mrs. P we're arrested in forty-eight hours by
simple and pleasant drink, prepared by Door
HERzRx. She fe Is like one brought back from
The borders ofthe grave, 20 the hopes and sunshin
3i Ike again. We learn that Mr.. Petit expect
| Dr.. Hebern as guest, at his house, Ill kenosha
IN Saturday the 10th of January, 1868, for lev
| hours That he is free to he consulted IN cancer
Gus, consumptive, rheumatic and scrotulous cases
| for the successful treatment of which DOct. He
bern stands unrivalled in Lafayette, his presen
residence
From the Daily Courier Lafayette, Ind, Dec O1S62
EDITOR or THE COURIER
DEAR SIR:
] arrived in this town, stranger, on the 1911
inst by the morning train, from New York, where
L had been with my wife. for treatment for can
Gel in her right breast
Tue first development of this terrible disease,
was over two years since DR. Ii, j. Seeley Of the
Kenosha Water Cure. then, ON examination, pro>
nounce1 it to be cancerous tumour-deep seat
ed near to the breast bone, and advised surgical
operation, or that she 60 to New York for treat
ment by those skilled in cancerous diseases. bu'
stated that galvanzing, by good battery might
delay its growth.
Immediately procured from New York an ex-
celent battery and applied its force daily, sew
cral weeks, and still the tumour slowly increased
in sore and irrtsbilhty, and the whole su bstance
of the breast became knotted, turgid and painful,
and year ago the skin broke and began to dis
charge.
On the 9th of January last, left Kenosha for
New York and there placed Mrs r. uuder the care
and treatment of physicians, who had the conf
dence of my friends and the public in cancer ca
ses with the assurance, that within six or eight
weeks the cancer would be out without surgi
cal operation.
lett for home, and on the 2lst of November
last, received intelligence that Mrs. Pettit's gen
eral health was very low her strength exhausted by
intense suffering and tie cancer not out, and no
prospects of its being out, but increasing in size,
and very painfu-at times excrucisting.
! left Kenosha for N, Y again, and found her
so reduced as to be unable to sit up but a small
part of the day-too feeble TO walk across the
room without help, and having had refreshing
sleep at night for months and suffering also with
night s,0eats that could not be remeded,
She deemed her case hopeless, and wished to
get home to die, and yet was 90 feeble to ride.
With the aid Of tonic. she so far restored us
to venture on the journey which was commenced
Oh the 10th of December We rested the 18th at
Cleveland, and on the 18th arrived in Lafayette,
at IL u. IN, designing to rest until the 18th, and
then if refreshed. to proceed home.
While waiting for dinner in tre Office of the
Lake House / took up your paper of that morn>
ing and read under your editorials, that on invip
tation Of DR. Hebern, you attended with many
Others at the doctors rooIDs at the BRAMBLE
HOUSE on the Nth. and saw him remove cancer
root and branch. in the shortest time Imaginable,
withoutthe use of the kite, and without pain or
the use of choroform.
Immediately called - the patient of DR.. He
bern who corroboreCed the public statement. AT
my request the Doct examined Mrs. p and said
that although very aggravated case. he could
rave her life if treated Immediately. but fit
III lie lett breast he deemed it too far advanced
for success
On the evening of tho 18Th inst DR.. aebern ap~
piled his plaster, in size o: four by five inches,
covering the breast f.ras diseased She rested the
night of the 18th the first refreshing sleep in six
months and today between 10 and IL o'clock a IN
he took the cancer out, vithont pain the use o.
knife, or the for Of a drop of bto0d. Yourself
and others were present during the opera ton
The Plaster had killed the cancer. The cavity in
the breast is the size of hens egg, and to the
bone.
Yours respectfully
j. j. PETIT,
Kenosha Wis.