Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-08-20
CANCER! CANCER! CANCER!

DIR. COUDEN, of Louisville, cures Cancers
without pain, the use of caustics, or the knife.
Statement from the editorial columns of Louis
Vile Courier-Journal.) I'm calling the atten-
lion of our readers to DIR. COUDEN'S success.
we feel confident that VIC are doing those who
are suffering with this terrible disease no ordi
nary favor. DIR. CTS treatment accomplishes
all that is claimed for it. Persons who arc
afflicted with this most fatal of all diseases
should loso no timc in consulting him. We
have had many opportunities of observing Dr.
C'S treatmon', and have witnessed Tho mosi
astonishing success. We takc pleasure in civ.
ing tho Doctor q most unqualified endorsement
We publish below two )c;:;;crs from gentlemen
well known and ii the highest responsibility"
Louisville, Ky. July 10th, 1860.
DIR. w. CoUDEN. Louisville, Ky.
Dear Sir: AS I feol undcr lasting obligations
to you for tho success with which you have
treated my cancer, l take great pleasure in nd
ding my name in tho list of those who have
been onred by your treatment. Two years ago
o small tunor made its appearance on my mock
J Just over the the jugular vein, and soon assumed
the form of a cancor. Feeling greatly alarmed
| applied to several of the best physicians in
Louisville, but their treatment failed to afford
me any relief. Fortunately, becoming acuunin.
ted with tho case of Mai. Harrow whom you
cured, and boing strongly urged by Mr.. j. M.
Armstrong of this city, / placed myself under
your treatment. on the second Of June last, and
IN less than six weeks, found to my great
satisfaction that was perfectly we'll. To any
one wishing further information of nv case. I
will be most happy to give it.
H.. N. GAGE,
Grocery Merchant, 16O. 4th st.
Carter's Creek, Maury Co., Tenn.
DIR. CoUDEN, l35 Jefferson ST., Louisville, XIV.
Dear Sir: These lines leave mo in good
health. My cancer is we'll all healed over
smooth and nice. l did not experience the
slightest pain during the removal of the cancer,
ana cannot now discover any unpleasant symp.
toms about it. Several physicians of high
standing have examined 1t, md pronouncedit
g perfect success. Mr.. Foster is doing we'll
Tho cancer near his eye is we'll, and the one on
his breast nearly go. The sore loft by the re-.
moval OF tho cancer is not now larger than q
BAN dollar, and is healing up very fast. He is
In fine sririts and %rejoices much at his good
fortune 10 having mot you. As 1 nm we'll, and
Mr.. F. .neaay 40 it will not DO necessary for us
to aisityon agdih.
Yours, most sincerely. III. w. SMITH.
DIR. COUDEN takes pleaAlre in referring by
special request, to a few names Of gentlemen of
the highest standing in tho communities in
which they live, selected from q multitude of
patrons and friendA
A.C. Franklin, Gallatin, Tena., a gentleman
who had a most terrific cancer. which was pro.
nounoed ineHTable by a great namber of tho
best physcins, and ia now we'll.
James Alexander, Gullstia, Tenn.
Colin. b. Turner, t.$f" ("
Geo. w. Wieks, le2 Main St.. Louisville, Ky.
J.B. Meynard, Sec. Bonrd Of Trade, /" {"
j. N. Armstrong, 1872 Main St., "
Richard Moore. Coroner.
}. NJ. Williesl, Prop. Willard Hotol z"
VIM. Plat, Shoe Merchant, -"
B. F. Drkpham, Quincy. Ky. 4
Billy Bowles, St. Cloud Hotel, Nashville, Tenn.
Send fora Cancer Journal, (enolosing stamp)
Also ooptainipg an extensive ist cf persons who
have been permanently cured; oases of ono
year n thitty.Ave years standing .Qs Address Z
DR. W.EOs C0UDEN, 1876. JeGeis6n st.
August 3, 1860 Al 1t