Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-04-18

and accompanied, and followed the catas-
trophe Of Mr.. Lovejoy's death. point it out
as an epoch 10 the annals of human libcr-
lty. They have given a shock as of an
earthquake lhro' out this continent. which
will be felt in the most distant regions oil
the earth. They have inspired an interest
! ia the public mind, which extends already
to The life and character of the sufferer, &
which it is believed will abide while ages
pass away. TO record and preserve for
posterity the most Interesting occurrences
Of his life, has been considered an obiiga-
ton Of duty, specially incumbent upon the
Surviving members Of his family, and in
the illusions OF his own mind. and the
characteristic features Of his familiar cor
respondence, the reader will find the most
effective portraiture Of the first American
Martyr 10 Me freedom Of The Press. and
the freedOm of tie Stare"
CANcERs.--W. B. Lynch, Cancer Doc
tor, whose success in the cure Of cancers
stands unriraIled in this part Of the coun-
try, still continues his practice in the viii
llage of Milan, town Of Locke, Cayuga
County. N. Y, where he has resided since
1.-The fall of 1892, andsperformed numerous
extraordinary cures. The following are
\ few of those cured in the Year 1888
Many more might be added to the list of
those cnred since then, but he thinks these
will be sufficient These all remain well.
Mr.. Justice Shaw, of Locke. Cayuga
Co., had severe liberated complaint in
the breast health gone. had used various
remedies without relief-cured in seven
weeks, and health restored Mr.. Caleb
Woodbury., merchant, of Peru, Tompkins
Co., hnger-bone diseased, had used caus-
tic without any relief. Mrs. Maria Hollis
ter, lives near Mount Morris, Livingston
Co., had two cancerous tumors in one
breast, and one In the other, OF six or sew
en- years. standing. Afterwards cured her
sis:er,- Miss Harriet Cad v, of Sempronius,
Cayuga Co., of a severe complaint in the
breast. Mr. Jeremiah Chamberlain, OF
Niles, Cayuga Co., cancer on the under
lip, had been growing a mum Der Of years.
Mrs Susannah Decker, OF Newark, To
ga Co.. severe liberated cancer of The eye,
extending from the inner corner 10 the out
er. where it eat down deep and extended
on the upper--cured in short time, with
out any injury to the eye. The medicine
contains nothing Of burning, caustic, or
eating nature, and is applied to the eye
without injury TO the sight, and is used in
the mouth without danger. Mrs. Potter
Stearns, of Groton, Tompkins Co., cancer
under eyelid. Mrs. John Ripple, near Ge-
neva, forehead. Mr.. John S. Butler, A
thens, Bradford Co., Pa, inside both nos
trils, had been burned away by caustic
application. Mr.. Samuel Ferris, Ovid,
Seneca Co., was 80 years Of age the Au-
gust before he sppIied-ulcerated cancer
near the eye. -.
Ofmany certificates, only the following
will be given; .,........ .-a j. t.
About six years ago, L was troubled
with an itching in my nose, and | found,
on examination, that there was hole thro'
from one nostril into the other. 1t was
covered with a scab, and that scab was re.
moved once or twice in the course oil
twenty -four hours. Itcontinued 10 enlarge
and about two years ago it troubled me
very much, 50 as to deprive me of my ma
turaI rest, when finally concluded to
show it to a physician, which l did about
year and half ago, and he assured me
that it was a cancer, and Of the worst kind,
and my case was hopeless, and finally
would put a period to my existence. Then
consulted other physicians. They were
of the same opinion, and one particularly,
residing near my residence, informed ma.
lny of my neighbors that my complaint was
always on his mind, knowing the dread.
ful end would be broughtto. My friends
piliUd me, and met me with sorrowful Ia
ces and the Thoughts of being eat up by
inches, and starving to death, was horric
and frightful; so that enjoyed no rest day
or night. 10 this situation remained
some time, when friend from New FORK
informed me of DR.. w. B. Lynch. i'm
mediately made application to him, and
was informed that he could cure me in
short time, and with little Inconvenience
employed him, and his pasters drew GU
the complaint, several pieces Of bone were
extracted. the parts affected healed, and a
present am free from the complaint, ant
r enjoy good health, | showed it to Que O.
the physicians to whom first applied; NJ
says that | am well, and that all the midi
cal doctors in the universe could not have
saved me.
Yours, with respect, &c.
TYLER FOUNTAIN.
II Dr.. w. B. LYNCH.
Newcastle, Aug. l., 1882, Lives nov
at Sing Sing, on the Hudson)
N. B-There is one remark | have
omitted amnot in The least dis6gured