The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-09-25
A Card.

WORTHY OF PUBLICATION THAT EVERY
PRESS SHOULD COPY.
To my friends who are interested in my
welfare and the public generally .-About
three years ago last June ] was afflicted
with so called malignant cancer under the
knee. had it cut out first at Moose River
by DR.. Boosby, with no permanent effect.
1t grew so rapidly after the operation
wns obliged to have it removed again. The
second time it was operated on by DIR.
Murphy of Portland. 1t grew again aud
there seemed no hope for me; but the doc
tors and my friends insisted on my going
TO the Maine General hospital. l did SO
having the advice of the full board, Drs.
Gerrsh, Pendleton, Gordon and Prof.
Weeks. They, after consideration decided
it must be cut out again. Drs. Gordon,
and Pendleton and Prof. Weeks performed
the ou, ration the third time at the Maine
General Hospital. stayed there a month
when | went home, but the cancer ap.
reared again in the groin, with swelling,
severe pain and torture most excruciating:
hat no one but those who have such af-
flictions can imagine. then went for the
fourth operation the first of August. This
time the board of physicians at the Maine
General Hospital pronounced it incurable.
they said there was no hope for me, that
ali operation would only shorten my days
and must go home and keep myself Ms
comfortable rs possible with opiates. ]
then went back home. OF course you must
know my feelings, time, courage, money
exhausted. My friends insisted ON my 60
ing 10 the Mass General Hospital in Bos-
ton, with proviso in Case | failed there,
to consult DIR. Orrin Fitzgerald of the
Medical Home, AllstOn, Mass | learned
from Il member of the board of physician
of the Hospital in Boston that | could not
gain abundance there for some time, II Mt
all. MS they had refused me at the Maine
General Hospital.
What should do? Life was becoming
burden. l would pay due respect to the
members of the profession who has tried to
help me but failed At last | consulted
DIR Orrin Fitzgerald formerly of Maine.
now of the Medical Home, Allston, Mas.
After examining my case and learning the
decision of the above, he said he would
not decide then, but the following day he
would look it over carefully,i which he did
and then began his ,reatment.
He gave he singular tasting medicine
and made an application to the cancer for
ten days which entirely separated it from
the flesh and left the leg in perfectly
healthy condition. After enduring what
had, this process and result was marvellous
to me. 1t seemed as natural as the sepa-
rating of the banana from it's peeling. |
can describe it in no other way. OF course
endured some pain during the operation.
Now, readers, what can l say of Dr. Or
rim Fitzgerald Is he a fraudS Is he a
quack? Or has he ability? Some of my
friends advised me not tolsee him! where
would have been, had l not seen him2 |
consider myself free from this terrible can
Ger and AIN living witness of a most Won
derful cure. | am daily receiving letters
from my friends to learn the facts of my
case. OF course we have all heard of DR..
Orrin Fitzgerald, but never till now did |
believe him the most wonderful and sue
cessful physician living. There are many
other cases under my observation of sim
liar nature at the Medical Home, that are
truly mystfyng.
Suffice 1t to say to any one suffering
from cancer Tor any other disease) stop
not" this side of the Medical Home, Ais
ton, Mass and consult DR.. Fitzgerald.
AMOS NEWTON,
Moose River, Maine.