The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1922-03-09
Is Apparently Cured
of Cancer Infection


with hope and interest the following
account of what is apparently cure
for cancer, written by Capt. F. B.
Fishburne, of Columbia, the noted
checker player of this state, for the
Columbia Record. Capt. Fishburne
was reared in Bamberg, and resid-
ed in this city until his removal to
Columbia some years ago. He has
numerous friends here, who are de-
lighted to learn of his apparent cure.
Capt Fishburne's account of his
treatment follows:
Il had two operations on glands
and two on tongue to remove cancer
during a period of two years. During
early stage had radium eight times.
Was advised to return to Baltimore
six weeks after last operation, which
l did. Was told that they would
have to use needles (sticking them
through my tongue) or would have
to put it in the tongue with glass
capsules. Columbia doctors did not
think case as bad as they did, and
advised me to see specialist in Pitts
burg, which I did. He told me he
agreed fully with the two Baltimore
experts and would go further and
say it had already attacked my ton
sils. He said that the radium might
make a miraculous cure or may
cause quicker demise. could very
we'll believe the latter, as my exper-
ience with radium was very bad, al
though I had been told when it was
first used that when they used it
in early stage, we got 100 per cent.
cures.
"Just prior to my last two opera
tions, had heard of this wonder
full Abrams electric method for can
Ger treatment, but did not have time
to investigate, however, with no hope
anywhere else. I went to Austin,
Texas, then the nearest place the
Abrams method was being used.
CAS- the opinion has been express
ed that my present condition is due
solely to the last operation and that
the Baltimore and Pittsburg special
| lists had been mistaken when they
said my case was practically hope
less, made no claim that was help
ed at all. Will only say I have gain
ed 80 pounds, sleep we'll, haven't a
pain, nor is there any evidence of
my trouble. However, as so many
have asked me about the merit of
this treatment, 1 will state that 1
saw people with cancer of considera-
bic size who were given the treat
ment until the test showed negative,
| then cancer was cut off and the place
healed beautifully. Again I saw
man about so with evidence of sew
eral cancers having been removed
| from different parts and who was
there for treatment for internal can
Ger that the surgeons could not reach
on account of vital points. This man
could not rest except when thorough
ly doped up on account of terrible
pain. He left for home while was
there and told me he had not taken
any medicine in a month and had no
pain.
"a man with a tubercular bone
below the knee, on crutches, went
home minus crutches and walked as
good as anyone.
81 do not blame anyone for being
skeptical. Could you blame a man
from barren island if he refused to
believe you when you showed him
luscious peach and told him is grew
on hard tree? But if you allowed
him to pick one off the tree he would
believe, wouldn't Ihe?
"Well, good people, I have been
permltted 10 see the fruits or this
wonderful treatment, and should any
one who has, or thinks he has, can
Ger be in doubt of this wonderful
method, just send specimen of
your blood about the size of a silver
dollar, on a piece Of thin white blot
ting paper, no printing matter on
it, to DR.. Albert Abrams, 2115 Sac
ramento street, San Francisco, Calf,
and ask him to tell if you have any
such trouble and where. Also ask
him to say if it is blood of a man or
woman and what nationality. Pos
sibly you will have enough conf
dence to take the treatment when
you get your answer. Also ask him
the name Of the nearest doctor to
your home who is using his method.
Nearest one I know of is in Washing