Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-08-26
CANCER CANCER !CANCER

DIR. COUDEN, of Louisville, cures Can
GERS without pain, the use Of caustics or the
knife Statements from the editorial col
umns Of the Louisville Courier-Journsl y
in calling the attention of our readers to
DR.. COUDEN'S success, we feel confident
that we are doing those who are suffering
with this terrible disease no ordinary favor
DR.. C's treatment aceomplishes all that is
claimed for it. Persons who are afflicted
with this most fatal of all diseases should
lose no time in consulting him. We have
had many opportunities of observing DR.
C's treatment, and have witnessed the most
astonishing success. We take pleasure in
giving the Doctor most unqualified endorse
ment. We publish below two letters from
gentlemen we'll known and Of highest res
pectability1
louisville, Ky, July 10th, 1869.
DIR. w. CoUDEN, Louisville. XIV.
Dear Sir: ASH feel under lasting obliga-
ton to you for the success with which you
have treated my cancer, take great pleas
ure IN adding my name in the list of those
who have been cured by your treatment
Two years ago small tumor made its ap-
pearance on my neck just over the jugular
vein, and soon assumed the form of can
Ger. Feeling greatly alarmed / applied to
several Of the best physicians in Louisville
but their treatment failed to afford me any
relief. Fortunately, becoming acquainted
with the case of Maj. Harrow whom you
cured, and being strongly urged by Mr.. Arm
strong of this city, placed myself under
your treatment, on the second Of June last
and in less than six weeks, l found to nv
great satisfaction that l was perfectly well.
To any one wishing further information Of
my case, will be most happy to give it.
H.N.GAGE, Grocery Merchant 16O, 4th st.
Carter's Greek, Maury Co., Tenn.
Dr.. CoUDES, l35 Jefferson ST., Louisville, XIV.
Dear Sir These lines leave me in good
health. My cancer is well-all healed over
smooth and nice. did not experience the
slightest pain during the removal of the
cancer, and cannot now discover any I'm
pleasant symptoms aboutit. Several physi-
clans of high standing have examined it.
and pronounced it a perfect success Nj
Foster is doing well. The cancer near his
eye Is well, and the one on his breast nearly
so. The sors left by the removal of the
cancer is not now larger than a half dollar.
and is healing up very fast He is in fine
spirits, and rejoices much at his good for
tune in having met you. As am well, and
Mr.. F. nearly so, it will not be necessary for
us to visit you again.
Yours, most sincerely, Fl. w. SMITH.
DIR. COUDEN takes pleasure in referring
by special request to few names of gentle
men Of the highest standing in the commu-
mites in which they live, selected from
multitude Of patrons and friends.
A. c. Franklin, Gallatin, Tenn, a gentle
man who had a most terrific cancer, which
was pronounced incurable by great num-
bero of the best physicians, and is now we'll.
James Alexander, Gallatin Tenn.
Col. n. B. Turner,
Geo. W. Wieks, 102 Main St. Louisville. XIV.
B. Maynard Sec. Board of Trade" q"
j. NJ. Armstrong, 1872 Main st,
Richard Moore, Coroner,
j. NJ. Willard, Prop. Willard Hotel"
VIM. Piatt, Shoe Merchant,
B. +. Branhan. Quincy, Ky.
Billy Bowles, st. Cloud, Nashville. Tenn.
Send for q Cancer Journal (enclosing
stamp giving particulars Of the mode Of |
treatment also containing an extensive list Of
persons who have been permanently cured !
cases Of one year to thi-ty-fve years stand
ms. Address,
DR.. W. c. COUDEN, I35 Jefferson st.
Louisville XIV /