Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-03

From the hon. Wilson Lumpkin, U. s. Senator
from Georgia.
Washington city, Jan. %, 1899.
Having had the pleasure of the acquaintance
of DR.. i. L. Thomas for number Of years,
take great pleasure in recommending him to
all to whom may be known, as a gentleman
of correct habits, and good moral character.
And further, of expressing my confidence in
his skill as a physician. Knowing as do, that
he has performed many extraordinary cures Of
diseases, which had entirely bafIled the skill of
other physicians. WILSON LUMPKIH.
From the hon. w. c. Dawson, Member Of
Congress from Georgia.
Washington City, Jan. %, 1889.
AS DR.. B. r. Thomas has determined tot re-
move to Alabama, ] take great pleasure in say
ing that ! have been personally acquainted
with him for many years, during which time
he has beeu-a nraH.'~irs PiI1 stefan, aua upon
the examnation of his medical skill BY W IN.
p. Graham, orc Of the members of the Medl-
cal Board of Georgia, it was readily admitted
that he had acquired valuable medical knowl-
edge unknown to the Faculty. feel it nv du-
ty further to say that he is respected and es-
teemed as a Physician of character and a cit
izen of high moral worth. I recommend him
in the highest terms, wherever he may travel,
as man is whom confidence may be placed
WIN. G DAWSON.
From the hon Ephraim H. Foster, u. S. sen
ator from Tennessee, and Felix Grundy, u.
! S. Attorney General.
Washington City, Jan. %, 1889.
| We, the undersigned, were well acquainted
with DR.. b. r. Thomas during his residence
near Nashville, where he removed in 1926.
We take great pleasure N saying that Dr.
| Thomas sustains an iTreproachable character,
and that he is worthy of all conf lence.
EPHRAIM H. Foster,
F. GRUMPY.
From his excenency William Carroll, Cover
nor Of Tennessee.
Nashville, Dec, 10, 1926.
As Mr.. Berkly r, Thomas has determined
to remove from Tennessee, feel it my duty to
say, that | have been personally acquainted
with him for number of years. and take great
pleasure in recommending him wherever he
may travel, as gentleman of correct habits
good moral character, esteemed and respected
as worthy citizen, in whom the utmost conf.
dence may be placed. WIN. CARROLL.
From the justly celebrated DR.. Durham of Geo
This may certify that DR.. B. K. Thomas has
studied and practised medicine with me, he has
labored much and used every exertion to ac-
CURED useful knowledge in the healing art
| take great pleasure in recommending him
wherever he may travel as physician of high
standing we'll calculated to treat all durable
cases and as citizen of great moral worth
LINDsY DURHAM.
November 4, 1888.
From Wilson Lumpkin, Ex-Governor of Ga.
Athens, March7, 1886. DR.. B. r. Thomas,
Dear sir: | am truly gratiied to hear ofyour
success, because believe you merit it. Indeed
your prescriptions for me in several cases have
given me great confidence in your medicine,
as well as your skill in using them. Your med
icines make me feel better from the moment
swallow them. WILSON LUmPKIN.
Talbot county, Georgia.
This may certify, thatI was afflicted with a
liver disease for ID years. Iapplied to rery
eminent physician, but his treatment greatly
aggravated the disease, aud reduced me so low
that could hardly 60 about my room for ten
years. applied to DR.. b. R. Thomas in 1886.
i Ills medicine has restored me to comfortable
health, SO that | can labor daily without diff
Guilty WILLIAM BLANToN.
This may certify, that DR.. B. R. Thomas has
been frequently called in to myself and family,
with fevers bilious and scarlet, quinsy, cholera
morbus, cramP, choiic, dyspepsia, &c. and al
ways with the most happy results, his medi-
cine has not failed IN any case to give relief
in a few minutes to the most violent attacks of
disease. S. R. MAXWELL, of Oglethorpe.
This may certify, that was severely af-
ficted with dyspepsia for several years, and
was cured by DIR. Thomas, after all the skill of
mineral doctors had failed. Oglethorpe co.
JoHN HAWKINS.
This IS to certify, that my boy John was e.
verely afflicted with fits, and was perfectly
cured by DR.. Thomas in , weeks. Wilkes CO.
REUBEN STROLLER.
This may certify, that a negro boy of mine
was perfectly cured in twelve days, of a very
bad case Of dropsey, by DR.. Thomas, after the
mineral practice had entirely failed. Ogle-
thorpe county. ROBERT FREEMAN.
do hereby certify, that negro girl of mine
who had been severely afflicted four years, was
efectualy cured by DR.. Thomas in 3 months,
after several mineral doctors had regularly at
tended her for three years without benefit
The Botanic system is certainly far superior to
the mineral system. Given under nay hand
in Wilkes county, Ga.
35-ly T. McINTosH