Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-31
THE NEW CANCER CURE.
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The time is not far off when the barbarous
method now employed In removing cancer by
the use of the knife will be RELOCATED to the
past. 1t Is not only cruel in the extreme,
but ineffective. for 1t Is impossible by a sur
Sical operation to, remove all the intricate
net work Of diseased fbers. And the un-
healthy tissue that remains will breed a sec
ond cancer.
The latest addition to science is the dis
covery in Omaha of what Is called the Crab
tree remedy. This treatment is local and
radical, 1t does not eat cut the cancer, nor
burn 1t out, for by both these processes
sound and unsound flesh must alike be de-
stroyed. but 1t irradicates every diseased
part of the flesh leaving a clean wound
which soon heals. In many instances where
the cancer Is net of huge size the patient
may go about his werk as usual, and in all
cases the strain upon general health and the
!. srvous system ia 10 per cent less than when
a surgical operation is performed.
So successful has the treatment proved
that the Omaha Cancer Cure sanitarium has
been incorporated at 2f23 Dodge, where many
cases are receiving attention every day. The
sanitarium may be reached by taking the
Harvey car line, and any, one wishing a con-
sultation may have 1t free of charge. So
sure Is the remedy that the institution guar
antees a cure or money will be refunded, w.
l.. Crabtree, the, manager. has the best med
ical attendant that can be had in the person
of DIR. Fl. c. Wheeler. A. d. Jones. who is
known far and wide as enc of Omaha's pion-
GERS. is enthusiastic over this treatment
since experiencing it himself in the removal
of a painful and malignant cancer and has
done all he can by. way of showing Others
afflicted the way. oft of their trouble.
The cases OF Mrs. Oliver Chapman, 1119
North Seventeenth Street, and Mrs. Altrop,
500 Harrison etreef,o Council Bluffs, are rec
ord breakers. in both instances the cancer
was of the breast iaa,d In an advanced stage,
having reached a great size. Mrs. Chapman
has received many letters from all over the
country asking for particulars of the treat
ment and coBgratatating her that life had
been spared. Her dancer is preserved In al
cohol at the sanitariun. Within the past
six months the news of thih cure has spread
far and wide and patients have come to the
sanitarium from ass far east as New York
and as far south as Texas. Local references:
Colonel C. l.. Harris 500 N. 2Srd street; Mr..
and Mrs, H. M,sSidnsr, 1885,. North 30th: John
w. Nichols. 2s36, Charles; George L.. Martin,
100. Mills street, .Cqupcil Bluffs; George w.
Roberts, 1908 California; James q. Wood
bridge. Ills. 17th;. Pinkney Allen, l012 n.
22pd: H. II, ErpeSft. 1881, S::I26th3;, Mrs. SOP.
Kelly, 1890 Charles; Mrs. J."J. Eserlnghatn,
2509 Pierce; Mary Bodvick, 1918 S. 18th; Mrs.
j. S. Miller, 2702r Gaming; Mrs. e. S. Har-
rell, 1864 N. 22nd. . ~ X '~l
have taken the cure may be gained from the
remark of an. Omaha woman, who said not
long ago: Money cannot pay for every
thing. and l feel that l owe a debt to the
sanitarium that will never be paid-at least
not in dollars and cents, unless ] become
able to endow the institution with a mil
lion r'.