Important discovery! : cure for cancers, scrofula and tumors, absesses, felons, boils, corns, &c., &c., with a plaster, healing-salves, and internal medicines / John Lord.

  • Lord, John, active 19th century.
Date:
1849
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Credit: Important discovery! : cure for cancers, scrofula and tumors, absesses, felons, boils, corns, &c., &c., with a plaster, healing-salves, and internal medicines / John Lord. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    what I am convinced would have been its fatal termin- ation. Being informed of his mode of cure, I applied to him for relief. He applied his plaster which was a little severe at first, but in too hours the pain wholly subsided, resulting in the manifest extermination of the diseased part. It healed kindly, and is apparently well. Justifying exactly the description of all its operations, through every stage of the process, as given by Mr. L. in our first conversation. T. MORTON, M. D. No. 10. Was from Capt. A. Parker, of Bangor, a gentleman too well known to multitudes at Bangor, and elsewhere, to need any commendation. Bangor, August 23, 1846. I hereby certify, to all concerned, that 1 was afflicted with a Cancer on the lip, for one year, when it became troublesome. I called on Mr. Lord, and was constrain- ed to have him use his plaster, rather than to have the knife used. In two hours, the plaster had done its work, completely taking out the cancer, and with little pain.— Since that time, I have witnessed three or four similar operations, and I do most cheerfully recommend Mr. Lord's Plaster, to all thus afflicted. ALDEN PARKER. No. 11. Speaks for itself, and needs no commen- tion, and so of all which follows :— Bangor, August 21, 1846. To all afflicted with Cancers or cancerous Affections I This may Certify—That two years ago last April, having taken a violent cold, I was attacked by soreness 2