Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-09-03
CANCER! CANCER! CANCER!

DIR. COUDEN. of Louisville, cures Cancers
without pain. the uso of c%austics, cr the knife.
(%Sta.cment from the editorial columns of Louis.
villo GourierJ "ulnal.) In calling the attrn-
,.",. ~ our reauers t. Dn. GUUDEN'S SUCCESS.
we feel confident hut we IRE doing those who
arc suffering win this terrible disease no ord
nary favor. DIR C'S treatment "nccomplishes
all that is clnimed for it. Porsons who are
afflicted with this most fatal OF all diseases
should lose no time in consulting him. We
have had many opportunities of observing DIR.
CS treatment, and have witnessed the most
astonishing success. We take pleasnre in Civ.
ing the Dnc,or a most unqualified endorsement
We publish below two letters from gentlemen
we'll known and of tho highest respcotability."
Louisville. Ky. July 10th, 1869.
Dr.. W. C"UDES. Louisville. Ky.
Dear Sir: As feel under lasting Obligations
to you for the success with Which YOU have
treated my cancer, l take grent pleasure in nd
ding my name in tho list of those who huve
boon cured by your treatment. Two years ago
just over the the jugulur vein, and soon assumed
the form of a cancer. Feeling greatly alarmed
applied to several of the best physicians in
Louisville. bnt their treatment failed to afford
me any relief. Fortunately, becoming acquain.
ted with the case of Maj. Harrow whom YOU
cured, and being strongly urged by Mr.. j m.
Armstrong of this city, | placed myself under
your treatment. ontlle second of Juno last, aud
in less than six weeks, / found to my great
satisfaction that | WAS perfectly we'll. To any
one wishing further information of me case, I
II. N. GAGE.
Grocery Merchant. l60. 9TH st.
/. Carter's Creek, Maury Co., Tenn.
Dr.. CoupEN. 1856 Jefferson ST.. Louisville, XIV.
Doar Sir: These lines lonve mo 10 good
health. NV cancer is we'll all healed over
smootll and nice. l did not experience tho
slightest puin during tho removal Of the cancer,
ana caanot now discover any unpleasant symp-
toms about it. Several physicians of high
standing haze examined il, and pronounced it
q perfect success; Mr.. Foster ia doing we'll
Tho cancer noar hs oye IN well, and the one on
his breast nearly 80. The sore left by tho re-
mnval Of the cancer is not now lnrger than q
half dollar, and il healing up very fast. lie is
in fine spirits and rejoices much Mt his good
%t.'tunc in having met YOU. An I am we'll, and
Mr.. F. nearly sn it will not be necessary for US
to visit You ngnin. i
You're, most sincerely, III. w. SMITH.
Or. COUDEN takes pleasure in referring by
special request, to n few names of gentlemen IF
the highest standing in the communities in
which they. 1.-Two. selccted from q multitude Of
patrons and friends.
.A.C. Franklin, Galiatin, Tom, q q gentleman
who had a most torritlo cancer. which was pro-
nonncod inourable by a great number Of tho.
best physioins, and Is now we'll.
James Alexander Gallatin, Tenn.
Col. N. Is. Turner, " s
Goo. ". Wioks. io2 Main st., Louisville, Ky,
J.g. Maynard, SEQ. Bonrd Of Trade. "
y. NJ. Atmstrongal32 Main ST., " !"
Richard Muore, Coroner "@f 20
Wm.Piatt, Shoe Merchant, |" "
y T.. Branham. Quincy, Ky.
Billy Bowles, st. Clond Hotel, Nashville, Tenn.
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