Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-05-21

RENARKABLE CUREs.-Au " old fogy" ad-
berence to the regular" school of physi-
clans causes US to look with distrust upon all
alleged new remedies, but we are not $,
blind that we cannot see facts actually
demonstrated to our own eyes. Cancer has
been supposed to be one of the most incu.
rable of diseases, and one Of the mos.
dreadful, too, its insidious approaches upon
the citadel of life never ceasing until its fell
work has been accomplished. The knife
used to be the remedy resorted to in the
treatment Of cancer, but generally proved in
sufficient for permanent cure. Then other
modes were tried, but 80 often failed to &C
compish the desired result that none Of
them could be called a success. At last
Philadelphia NJ. D. discovered what be
CLAIM ed to be REILLY Cancer Antdote the
n,odus operandi of which seems to be to
apparently enter into the chemical compost
ton of the cancer, or cancerous affection.
Destroying it's life by specifically antidoting
and killing the generous cell formation,
with ali malignant action or affection. In
nearly all cases, every particle, root aud
fibre belonging to it is thus destroyed with
out the use of the knife, without caustic, or
eating or burning medicines, without the
loss of blood. and with but little pain. Some
] w.
lier. passed several weeks in Philadalphia
perfectng himself in knowledge OF this
cure. and since his return has done some re-
markable cures with it, several of which
have come under our personal observation.
The first was that of Mrs. Chester Aims
worth, of Gouldsvile, the entire lobe Of
whose left breast was affected, and who e1-
pected no relief except that of death. Last
Saturday we saw her, and the cancer is DO
more, beside which her general health is bet.
ter than for a long time. Richards N Mixer
formerly of HALIFAX and now of West Brat
tleboro, had a large cancer On bis fOrehead,
over the left eye. Coming to Montpelier.
he submitted himself to the treatment of Dr.
Plumley, who removed it, and Mr. Mixer is
again well man. Mrs. William Dutton.
OF Forestdale, is another who has been cured
by DR.. Plumley, as is Mrs. William Cham
berlin, of Gaysville. All of these cases, with
one exception, We can speak of from pc Tso1al
observation, and they demonstrate that Dr.
Plumley claims no more than he can make
good. lie does not pretend that he can cure
all cases of cancer, but that be can lnvarIa-
bly, do SO when parties have not too long de-
TERED putting themselves under treatment.
Braithewaite's Retrospect, standard medi-
zeal authority, says that the most resent
views OF the nature OF cancer are that 1t ls
not constitutional disease at all at first, but
purely local, and that by subsequent abs0rp-
ton Of its elements the sysue become:
affected 1t may be said to be hereditary, in
the same way as a tendency TO any Other
+ affection is hereditary. The use OF caus.ies,
after the removal of the mass of the tum1r By
the knife, is coming more and more into ia
vor. Chloride of zinc is especially suitable.
, This sustains the theory of the Treatment
adopted 10y DR.. Plumley, who is thus uPdell
n by both results and scientific theory.-4rgu
and P1t7iot