The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-17
Cancer Is Certainly Csrable.

1t Is the common impression that cancer, the
most terrible Of the numerous Ills TO which
poor humanity is subject, is absolutely incura-
bic. 1t is q fact that physicians themselves
are Of the opinion, and in practice apply the
cruel knife to patients suffering from cancer,
with no hope Of helping them to q permanent
cure. And vet why should this OF all diseases
resist the medical art; defy the physicians
for every other physical affection, Withholding
its beneficent curative agents from the cancer
afflicted alonei 1t must be that man is at
fault, not nature. Medical scientists have
either failed In comprehending cancer, or
they have not sufficiently pried into nature 10
discover what remedy she affords for the awful
disease.
DR.. +. /. Pond, OF Aurora, has demonstrated
that, the world to the contrary, cancer can be
cured. The writer knows nothing of his rem
edy or the method Of it's application beyond
the fact that the doctor puts no faith in the
scalpel, relying upon local treatment with the
preparation known only TO himself; but the
writer does know, for he has seen, its effects.
DR.. Ponds treatment is so generally successful
that it NAV be said that his remedy is an abso-
lutte certainty. Before the potent operation OF
his never-failing specific, every root and branch
Of the consuming cancer perishes, and, when he
pronounces his patient cured, not q vestige Of
the Understanding tumor il visible In the sys-
TEN. II is killed for all time, and life is saved.
He has taken patients whose lives were des-
paired OF, who had been informed by the very
best Of physicians that it was not within the
power Of their art TO aid them, and he has res
cued them from the jaws Of death; restored
them to health and happiness. The writer has
seen one cancerous tumor weighing five
pounds, which. without the aid of a knife, the
doctor removed from the breast Of one lady,
who is now rapidly recovering normal health.
He has conversed with another lady, who was
relieved by the doctor Of q cancer in the neck.
and with q number OF gentlemen from whom
the doctor had removed cancers, all Of whom
had entirely recovered. With scarcely q trace
upOn their persons Of the awful scourge which
was hurrying them along q painful pathway TO
q certain grave, they had good reason To bless,
as they ardently did, the man whose skill had
saved them. Since DIR. Pond commenced
making q speciality Of cancer, the knowledge Of
his success has spread abroad throughout the
land, and the demands upon his services have
come from every quarter OF the country. In
number Of patients who place themselves under
his immediate care, he has established in
Aurora what ordinarily, would be called .
hospital, but what, under his humane and
kindly management, is really ahome. In the
center of q three-acre lot, situated In the
midst Of the choice residence portion Of the
beautiful city, stands q fine, large. commodi-
Gus edifce which he purchased especially for
the accommodation Of his patients. tn
grounds are lu1uriously shaded, and are oena-
mented Is well BY shrubs and 1Owen. The
spot Is q delightful one, . better, more salubrf-
Gus md inviting one Al invalid could not
wish for. In this garden spot of couvalescence
the doctor has accommodations for one hun
dred patients.
DR.. Pond is not only . skillful physician,
whose good fortune il has been 70 be m extra
ordinary benefactor 10 the human race, he IL .
Christian and . gentleman a. well, and under
his roof the patient finds . kindly, clever host
Thoroughly As the writer IL convinced hat
DR.. Pond has eiectually cured many cases
which some of the most eminent physicianso Of
the country pronounced i~ncurable, the sttes-
tation Of the fact happily, does not lie wholly
with him. The doctors patients bear witness
to his success, and among them, Mrs Delaney
Young, Mrs. n. OchsenschlAger, and John
Gunnison, Esq. Aurora, Ill; Hon. E l. Saw
yer, Usage, Iowa, recorder for Mitchell county;
Hon. c. G. Hargus. recorder. Dubuque, Iowa:
Mrs Winthrop Wright, Greeley. Colorado;
Hon. Philander Smith. Oak Park, Ill, and
hundreds Of others In al parts OF the country,
whose names il is not necessary 70 mention
here. DR.. Pond. of whom further commenda-
ton would be superduous, has also the use
and control Of Hodman's electromagnetic
hath, which is peculiarly efhcacious In rheu-
matte c1ses, g well Is in scrOfula and blood
impurities.
BE who saves . life IL greater than he Who
wins q battle. What place, then. b Be 90
corded him who has found . certain cure Tor
canceft