Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-17


II affords mo pleasure to state that have known
DIR. MAYS for many years, citizen Of Virgin
ia Of respeetabiiiyi snd from the evidence 10 his
possession, assured that he has performed
many extraordinary Of imPedtmeuts in
speech.
July 5th, 1915. VIM. II. COFFIN.
In the ability Of Or. J. Mays, to remove the inn
pediment of Speech, usually tel med Suffering, !
have entire confidence. What he has affected in
the difficult case Of my Ambrose, has awaken
ed The most lively emotions of gratitude ia the
bosom of J. B0GGS.
BowLING GREEN, Va, June 28, 1914.
We the undersigned take pleasure in bearing
testimony, that DR.. Mays, who has remained with
US for the last three weeks, and in which time has
cured and relieved a number Of persons that were
afflicted with Slammering and Suffering, to our
entire and perfect satisfaction, and our citizens
generally. We therefore recommend him most
cordially to all those who alike afflicted.
James Chapman, r. II. Hoomes, Joseph w.
Dickinson, Herbert Anderson, Phihp Bouware,
VIM. S Downing, Rorborne Sutton Il. j. Chap.
man. Thomas Charlton. Catlett Conway, Robert
r. Chapman, Edmund Ennis, G. X. Baylor, George
D. Baylor, NJ. D, c. II. Marshall Robert 7.
Workman. Smith Bankhead w. Clayton, J. II.
Broadus, Brockenborough Peyton, William Tall
ferro, Char es C. Hall.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
We have witnessed within the last weeek, several
of the most wonderful cures, in of stamerns
and suffering that were ever performed since the
days of miracles. They are effected by Dr.. Mays,
OF Virginia, and but for ocular demonstra
might almost defy belief.
The first case Mr. John C. Palmer, of this
place, Jeweler, &C., whose nfrmity in this partic-
uar is generally known. So great was his difficult
~ in talking, that it painful to witness the ei
Yet he has been pffectuaiiv reiIeyau and
speaks nov without impedment, 10 the astonish.
ment of his acquaintance.
Another case, was a favorite servant of Hon.
John ii. Bryan who being recently sent to deliver
a simple message, was full two three min
utes in making himself understood. He seemed
in such pain, and caused US much, by his efforts
to speak, that soon we saw DIR. Mays. we
thought if he could Lewis the triumph of sci
ence would be complete. lie did cure hina at a
single Interview, and The boy now talks with per-
feet and auency.
more remarkable case, was a servant belong
ing TO Iorden Womble, Esq, who had been a slut
terer for 30 years Before DR.. Mays commenced
operations, his master brought him TO office
that might see him. la reply to our first ques-
tion--''Nh no is your masterl'-he commenced
suffering and stammering, quiyering aud shaking
and almost dslocated his Jaw bone, before be
could get out the answer. He went over TO The
Doctors room and in about half an hour, returned
with him, talking just smoothly and hiPpantly
as though be had never been afflicted.
These things have with our own eyes
and We have other object in giving publicity tC
them, than to inform those who laboring under
an infrmily, which deprivss life OF half its enjoy
ments, how easily they may be relieved, and tina
too, for comparatively moderate sum.-Ralefgi
Register.
Mr.. EDIroR: SRI have been afflicted for some
time with stsmmering, and considered myself
iucurabe, as had uied several experiments sug
sested by friends. | am now happy to state tina
| consider myself cured by an attendance on The
Lectures of Dr.. Mays two lectures were sufficient
| would recommend 10 all those who eiil cteC
with this disease, to call on him Immediately.
Yours &c. LEONARD HENDERSON,
| Henderson, N. c., Jan 90, l8i5.
Madison County, May 23d, l845
| The undersigned, takes pleasure ia bearing ties
tmony, that Or. Mays, who has renamed viii
me for three days, and in that time has cured 1
negro man Of mine, who one OF the most invet
crate stammerers have seen, would there
fore recommend TO all, similarly afflicted To loos'
no time in obtaining the Drs services in their be
half PRESLEY n. SMITH.
DIR. MAYS is now al the United States Hotel
where he win remain for q few days only tl'
will visit Ladies' at their residence ii requested
Msrtinsbure july. | o. 1915.