Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-09-17
CANCERl CANCER | CANCER!

OIAlOHNl CANOJIh OIANOGh.
DIR, COUDEN, of Louisville, cures Cancers
without pnin, the use of caustics, or tho knife.
(Statoment from the editorial columns of Louis
Yillc COur,erJournal.) an calling the atten
ton Of our readers to DIR. CoUDEN'S success
VIC feel confident that wo are doing those who |
are suffering with this terrible disease no orl. |
nary favor. DIR. CS treatment accomplishcs !
'all that is claimed for it. Persons who are
afflicted with this most fatal ,f MI diseases
should loso no time in consulting him. We |
have had many opportunities Of observing DIR. |
O'S treatment, and have Witnessed the most /
astonishing success. We take pleasure in civ. |
ing tho Doctor most unqualified endorsement |
Wo publish below two lettors from gentlemen !
we'll known and of the highest respectability."
Louisville, Ky, July 10th. 1869.
DR.. w. CoUpEH, Louisville, Ky.
Dear Sir: AS focl under lasting Obligations |
to you for tho success with which you have
treated my canoer, take great pleasure in nd
ding my name in tho list Of those who have
ann II YSa by your trentment Two years ago
Just over the the jugular vcff. .-aaG4on my neck
the form of O cancer. Foeling greatly alarmed
applied to SEVERAL Of tho best physci"ns in
Louisville. but their treatment failed to afford
me any relief Fortunately, becoming acquain.
| ted with the caso Of Maj. Harrow whom you
curod, and boing strongly urged by Mr.. j. NJ.
Armstrong Of this city, | placed myself under
4 your treatmcnt. on tho second Of Juno last, and
in loss than six weeks, found to my great
satisfaction that was perfectly VOL. 10 any
W. ~ ' ii. N. GAGE.
Grocery Merchant, lG0, 4th st.
! Carter's Creek, Maury Co., Tenn.
Dir. CouDEN 1856 Jefferson ST., Louisville, KY.
!; Dear Sir: These lines leave me in good
hoalth My cancer is we'll -all loalcd ovcr
smooth and nice. did not experience tho
| i Al o1<,fk u kt,oo
and cannot now discover any unpleasant symp'
toms about it. Several physicians Of high
standing have examined it, and pronounced il
a perfect success. Mr. Foster is doing we'll.
The cancor near his eye is well, and tho one on
his breast nearly 30. The sore left by the re-
moyal of the cancer is not nCw larger than G
: half dollar, and is healing up very fast. Hc !,
I in fine spirits and rejoices much at his gooe
fortune in having mot you. AS am we'll, ant
+ NJ Z. nearly 50 1t will not be necessary for III
Q to visit you again. :, -, ,,,,n,r
DIR. C0uDEN takes pleasure In referring b.
special request, 10 q few names OF gentlemen o Q
= which they live, solicited from multitude
+. f'hC "A. 6. Franklin, Galatin, Tenn, gentlorna
I, who had most terrific cancer. which was! pre-
nounced incurable. by great number OF tn
best physicins, and Is now woll.
james Alexander, Gallatin, Tenn.
Co., ee' n " = WisEs' sEs'1 ioa Main st. Louisville K
d j b. Maynard, SsS Board of Trade. " 9 . ..
az j. M. Armstrong, 1872 Main ST., y
q Richard Moore, Coroner . &. = =
). M. willard, Prop. WILLARD Hotol . :" "
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Ig;yfnoi B particulars OF the mode of treetAnen