The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-08-13
sIMPLE TREATMENT Eoa cANcrs,
An Editor Tells OF Remedy which a.
Been Gratifyingly Effective.

we publlsheu an aipcie IN regard to M
cure OF cancer Extra copies Of N.
paper were called FOR then and law
been since, and SO many have REQUEST
ed its publication that a portion az a
is here reproduced. And in one farm
or another we shall try to keep 1t M.
fore our readers:
put 207 drops Of carbollc acid IN
pint of glycerine. Put Two tablespoon.
fuls Of this in tumbler of water, and
of this mixture take one Tablespoonful
twice a day. Have the acid combined
with the glycerine by druggist who.
will get the correct amount. This for.
mula can be reduced to any quanutv
deslred-104 drops OF acid In half a
pint Of glycerine-52 drops Of acid IN
one-fourth pint of glycerine, etc.
"This is said to dissolve the cancer
Gus cells and effect perfect and pain.
less cure.
"rhis remedy is vouched for by those
who have been cured of cancer by It's
use, and was brought to us few days
since by a friend OF one who testifes
to its merits.
"There are said to be those now who
are effecting the cure OF cancer with.
out the use of the knife or plaster, and
if this is one Of the remedies used It
will be a fortunate thing for those suf
ferlng from cancers to know OF.
knowing the source from which This
formula came we heartily recommend
that any one suffering in the early
stages Of cancer should consult their
physician as to their physical condition
and il possible try this remedy.
eve have no knowledge Of the tor
lures of the damned but it would
seem impossible that it should be
worse than the torture Of having can.
Ger removed by the plaster process, and
Il is worth an effort to escape that tor
ture il possible
ut may be well for people TO remem.
Der that alcohol is a perfect antldOte
for carbollc acid. either internally OIL
externally. Alcohol applied immedl.
ately to the flesh upon which carbolic
acid has been spilled or thrown, will
quickly destroy the effect Of the acid.
And taken internally 1t quickly neutral
ICES the poison. Those who may be
taking carbolic acid In any form as q
medicine should avoid the use of alco-
hol in every form, as the alcohol de
stroys the medicinal effect Of the acilI,
Since the above was published wed
have received additional assurances
that this remedy is all that is claimed
for It,
A lady residing in Gloyersville SENDS
us word that after having been twice
to Rome for the removal OF cancer
by the plaster process the cancer re-
turned, but 1t was completely DESTROYED
and removed by taking this remedy
Its efficacy IS also vouched FOR by 9th
ers Gloversyille.
We will be glad to print any facts IN
regard to cures effected by its use, but
will in no case give the name Of any
one furnishing us facts in regard to the
merits Of the remedy IT, they do not
want their names known.
As the best authorities claim thaf
nearly all cancers come from bruises
there is no more disgrace" in having
n cancer than in having broken leg.
But the difficulty is increasing and peo-
pie are becoming afraid it is hereditary
notwithstanding the assurances of can
Ger experts to the contrary. The I'M
vanished fact is that there are many
suffering with this malady, some pa
tlently waiting for death to relieve
them of their misery. and others put
ting up strong fight for life.
If this preparation is as effectual in
all cases as it has been in some, much
of the dread, the suffering md expense
Of the cancer scourge may be avoided
The preparation is not expensive, and
Is a splendid remedy for weak lungs
It is being given for that purpose by
lung specialists.
Brethren o. the press will confer q
favor upon us and upon many sufferers
by printing the formula and rs many
Of the facts OF this article as they can
spare space for Or treat the matter
in your own way. but spread the infor'
nation MS widely as possible We be-
lleye it is all right, and further believe
II would have saved us more than SOW
in money, besides an untold amount OF
suffering upon the part OF our better
half had we known OF 1t q year ago.-
r. d. Palmateer, in the Waterford a.
" Times.