Patentlösungen und Quacksalberei; Artikel auf der Nostrum böse und Quacksalberei nachgedruckt, mit Ergänzungen und Änderungen, von der Zeitschrift der American Medical Association. n, er ist in betrügerischer Absicht vorausgesetzt und Pre-Tendenziell werden die Behandlung der Krankheit Krebs durch, was er termsthe Radol Behandlung;, die er vertritt, dass durch diese Behandlung kann er und die Krankheit Krebs in allen Stadien formsand heilen wird, ungeachtet des Standorts der Krebs, in allpatients und Personen, und für ihn für saidtreatment;, sagte Behandlung als die von ihm beworbenen ist tocure Personen an ihren Häusern, egal zu welcher

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Nostrums and quackery; articles on the nostrum evil and quackery reprinted, with additions and modifications, from The Journal of the American Medical Association . n, he is fraudulently assuming and pre-tending to be treating the disease cancer by what he termsthe Radol treatment; that he represents that by this treatment he can and will cure the disease cancer in all formsand stages, irrespective of the location of the cancer, in allpatients and persons desiring and applying to him for saidtreatment; that said treatment as advertised by him is tocure persons at their homes, no matter at what distancefrom him, by his sending to the patient a prepared fluid towhich he pretends to have imparted the radioactive properties 70 QUACKERY of Radium, such fluid to be used by the patient at his home, both by taking it internally and by applying it externally, as might be directed; that, in fact, said treatment will notcure cancer in all forms and stages and irrespective of thelocation of the cancer, and that he knows it will not do so, and that said scheme is fraudulent and ineffective and worth-less for the cure of said disease, and is a deceit and a fraud, . Dennis Dupuis, alias Rupert Wells, M.D.American Fraud.) (From the Great and is so known to and understood by him to be a deceit and afraud; that the price charged for said treatment is $15.00 amonth, payable in advance, but varying according to circum-stances ; that he is using the mails as his medium for com-municating these pretenses to the class of persons whom heproposes to defraud, and for receiving from them money forthis treatment. I CER CI RES HOW WELLS CAUGHT HIS VICTIMS Of the cure itself andits methods of exploitation, theofficial report from the Postoffice Departmenl saj Dupuis causes to be published extensively tlirougliout thecountry advertisements over the name of Dr. Rupert Wells, giving his address as Saint Louis, Missouri, inviting thosepersons who may believe they are afflicted with cancer to writeto hi

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