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A Boston writer thus tells how they
Test the physical qualities of recruits for
the U. S. Army:
A room at the the back OF the building
is set apart for physical examination.
One man is called in OF the six outside,
and is directed 10 strip. First, he Is told
10 simply walk across the room and back,
then to hop across it on his lett foot, then
on his right, then to lit himself up and
lower himself down on his toes, during
which last-named exercise the officer
watches intently for the appearance OF
swollen veins in the legs; then he is di-
rected to extend the hands horizontally
from the shoulders, carry them up till
they meet over the head, and in various
other ways; next to move each par
ticular inger separately, then TO reach
over and touch the floor without bend
ing the knees, and finally having first
given an illustration of his lung power
BY repeated coughs, to expell all the
breath he can get out of his body, keep
it out for a short time, and then inhale a
long, deep, and full supply until he has
expanded its utmost limit. All this sat
isiactorily done, the man is told to be-
take himself to one corner OF the ROOM
while at the other the officer takes up a
pack of embossed playing cards, ar
ranged oddly and for the purpose or test
ing the mans sight. Thus, the first cards
held up exhibits three diamonds, two
hearts, one spade, and four clubs, and
the man is asked to say what it looks
like to him where he stands. If he states
it correctly be is told to shut first his
left eye and then his right, and is sub
jected to the same tests again. Defect
i've eyesight is often disclosed, and O
course proves fatal to the would-be SOL
dier.
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BE COMMENTED.

The mist came in at twilight,
And shrOuded q rose so fair:
"Your breath is hurtful," she whispered,
And folded her petals 80 rare.
The sun shone bright In the morning
And glowed on the rose SO fair;
The mist spread its wings and departed,
But frst left q dew drop there.
1t glistened and sparkled In splehdor,
On the leaves of the rose 30 fair;
Adding charm to her blushing beauty,
While her breath periumed the air.
And even we mortals do murmur
About the hard bruises we bear;
Little thinking, perhaps, on the morrow
Some jewel may brighten our care.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-03

WE are writing at length on Working
mems Building and Loan Associations
at this time, because the spring has
opened, all hands have gone to work,
and should feel encouraged to spend
fifty cents, dollar or two dollars g
week less than heretofore, in order to
secure comfort and independence for
life. More of human success depends
on thinking than on working; and we
are trying to induce the poor to think
for their own good.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-03

THE New York Herald is surprised
that we should only hear about the Colo
RADIO potato bug from abroad, and init
mates that he is not reality in this
country. II the writer could pass
through'a Western potato field and OBJ
serve the work of an army of these little
pests, or could see the farmers heroi-
cally fighting them when it is good sea-
son for bugs, he would be fully con-
vinced that the Colorado bug is not a
myth,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-03

The Supreme Court seems to have
done wisely in virtually deciding that a
professional lobbyist, or any one who
sells his influence In behalf of measure
fol- promoting the private interests Of
others, is bad man, who can have no
MD from the judiciary in collecting his
base hire. We rejoice in this decision.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-03

A METROPOLITAN journal warns "hon-
est men" to let Wall.street speculations
alone during the present excitement.
This reminds us of Commodore Wander
bilt, who advised young man not to bet
on horse race, remarking: SIT is wrong
to bet on race; in fact, sir, it is very
wrong to bet on anything that you do not
yourself CONTROL"
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-03

THE public debt was reduced during
the past month $3,6sl,21O. The legal ten
ders amount to s379,3 300; fractional
currency, 81, ,S43, 200. The total interest
bearing debt is $l,72a,asS,65o, of which
$574, ,252, ,75O is s per cents.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-03

ENGLAND obtained last year over $4O,-
00O 600 from the income tax. The rich
people Of the United States can pay an
equal amount without feeling hurt, un-
less they are too much overrun by the
S'root OF all evil"
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-03

THINKING persons are constantly re-
minded by the mistortunes that afflict
themselves or others that the best thing
in the world tor all men and women is
to behave themselves. There are too
many who can not think far enough 10
perceive the wisdom OF this suggestion.
We hope the event Of July 18th will stir
up little thought where it is most
needed.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-03
LARGEST CIRCULATION In THE CITY.

NEW YoRKERs are now convinced that
the path to metropolitan greatness lies
in completing the Brooklyn bridge, tun-
ncling the Hudson and getting steam
line to Wastchester county.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-03
English Baptists are organizing an

English Baptists are organizing an
excursion to Rome to be present at the
dedication of Rev. Mr.. Wallis new chapel
and school.rooms, to be dedicated there
this month. This missionary met with
much opposition from the priests, and
found it almost impossible to rent a
dwelling for his mission house. Being
put up to purchasing place, and adapt.
ing it to his purpose, a wealthy Baptist
OF England bought house in location
admirably suited to be center Of opera
tions, and passed it over to Mr.. wall
The circumstances and occasion have
moved enough enthusiastic Baptists to
60 on to the dedication. The mission,
moreover, becomes fixed fact.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VNTANTED-SIrUAT ATION-As clerk, by
w young man who writes good haD,t. is
accurate at figures. and is not afraid Of WORK
Wages not so much an object as steady ein-
ployment. Can give good city references. Ad-
dress LOUIS j. NADAUD, 122 Centxal avo-
nue., 81
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-03
FOR RENT.

TOR RENT--HoUsE---Of ii rooms, with >
II Or more acres Of land, situated In Winton
Place. on the e., ii. q d. r. &. Would like to
board with the family during the summer. In
auire at 1873 w. Fifth street.
ma30-3tTu, THIS
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-03
RAILkOAD TIMETABLE.
ATLANTIC AND GREAT wksrERs.

Depot, Fifth and Hoadly. Time, minutes fast.
Depart, Arrive, Arrive.
Cin'ti Cin'ti. Destinat'a a.
New York Ex. daily. 9:40 A. M. 50OA.M. 7:i5 IN.
New York Ex daily. $50 PM $50 z. NJ. 7:05 An.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-03

Secretary Belknap's family carriage is
drawn by a blooded Kentucky steed.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-03
Look at This! !

CALL and examine the best WINDOW
" SHADES, sold at 81 70 per PAIR, COM
fLETE, at MAkGESON'S, Fourth street, oppo-
siJe Grand Hotel
Wall Paper Of all styles 25 PER CENT. LESS
than at any other store IN the city.
ANDREW A. MARGESON,
Successor to Harwood Il Margeson,
No. $50 West Fourth street,
Opposite Grand Hotel Cincinnati.
Tma27- .Tu, u,Th,tf
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-03

NOR SALE PREPARED PAINTS - BY
I the gallon, our Standard Prepared Paints.
All warranted to give satisfaction or money re-
turned, f. HANNAH & CO.,
ma4-14t. TIL, ,S&Tu+ 1T, l79, lSl East Pearl st.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-03
iWho was she
1Who was she?

s'Pve got her card, hold on"
Funcher then began to search in a
china bowl of corks and nut shells and
toll and buttons and brush handles for a
card, and finally pulled it out OF his
trowser pocket, doubled up and dirty,
with no less than three memoranda
marked on it with charcoal and pencil: !:
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-03

L'OR SALE-CARRIAGES- anu Sec
10 ond hand in great variety. For balyains
call at ~ and q W est Seventh street. GEU. q.
MILLER u SONS. se7-U
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-03

EOR sALE.-5,OOO old papers, in hundred
Il packs, at this Office
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-03
FOR 8ALA

ENOR SALE-Check Protectors, steel Stamps,
j. Stencils, Burning Brands, Stencil l, stock,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-03

ENOR SALE-Corner lot on Mt. Auburn, N.
l. w. corner Highland avenue and Mclean
street, lUO feet on Highland avenue and % fees
on Mclean street. Inquire at the Star Uffcs.
ma26-N
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-03

TOR ORSALE-BAGGAGE- lot Of unclaimed
I baggage from the Gait House, at f. Gilii-
gan's office, No. 70 Z. Sixth street, on TUES
DAY, April 9th, at l p. M. ma27-2tS*
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-03

XNTANTED-To buy or sell old coins, Indian
W. relics minerals, fossils, &C. Send stamps
for coin price-list. MERCER'S Stencil StOcK
House, las Main st. fe2O-S,u
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-03

VNTANTED-EVERY TO KNOW
w That the Diamond Mixed Gloss Paint
Company has removed from No. 149 West Filth
street to No. ~ and "a Broadway, Cincinnati,
Ohio. ap2-3t
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, January 20, 1875.
Having suffered for number OF years with Cam
Ger under the left eye, and failing In the use of a
great many remedies-my eye all the time getting
worse. until the cancer had drawn the upper lid so
as 10 close the eve. and my general health was so
much impaired that had lost all hope Of recovery
my friends urged me to Try DIR. q. G. WollarG, Of
Richmond. And while / consented to make the
trial was fearful that the application of medicine
strong enough 10 efcctually kill the cancer would
destroy The sight Of tie eye; but am very much
graiiied 10 announce that the cure has been almost
entirely effected without any injury whatever TO
the eye; and my health has improved so rapidly
that am quite satisfied that will be entirely well
In few days.
And hereby take great pleasure in recommend
ing DR.. Wollard to all persons afflicted with Can
GER. JANE HUNT.
=. S.-Tbis Is to certify that the above statement
Is true, Dr.. Wollard having treated my mother ut
my house In this city. &. } HUNT, JR.,
TOO north First street, Richmond, Va.
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RIcIINoSD, VA, December 10, 1874.

RlCITOSD, VA, december AZ, 1919.
DR.. 4. G.. HOlldrd: Dear Sr,-lt Is with pro-
fund gratitude that am now able 10 return yoa
my most sincere thanks for, as / might say, mi
raculouS cure Of my leg; and am also glad to have
it in ms power 10 state it 20 the public aud my
friends who were kind 10 help me in my distress.
For i term of four years was afflicted with Scro-
fula During that period tried every remedy that
could he thought Of IS we'll having been under
the ire; lncnt OF some OF the very st physicians
in the country, but all TO purpose they could do
nothing for me. | was recommended to consult ur.
A. G. Woard. ] Immediately consulted him, and
on his examination of my leg he found nine bad
Sores took his advice, and paid strict attention
to his treatment, and ain now happy 10 state that
six out OF The min healed up; The other three,
have no lesitancy In saying, will In short while
be well forgot 10 say that during The four years
and upwards was compelled TO walk on cruicbcs :;
bu. now, thank God, can get along well without
their aid Doctor, you are at liberty to publish this
IL YOU see iii, 1t is my own free will and express
sion. And Imost checrfuly recommend those who
may sc suffering with similar diseases to your
trcatr mt of wild herb medicine.
JAMES MALONE,
No. 1923 Seventeenth street.
Richmond, Va.
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A PASTORAL CALL.--Rev. {. r. Haines.
rector OF St. Timothy's Protestant Episcopal
church, Catonsville, Baltimore county, has
received 2 call to the rector>hip of St. PauPs
Protestant Episcopal church, Petersburg,
Va, left vacant by the election Of Rev. DR..
Wingtield as assistant bishop Of California.
The rector of ST. Timothy's has not decided
upon the call, but will visit Petersburg in a
few days for the purpose of holding con-
ference with the official body of St. Pau's
and making inquiries. During the three
years he has had his present charge he has
given general satisfaction, and should he
decide to remove to Virginia his rcsigna-
ton will occasion the sincereSt regrets
baltimore Gazette.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
MANCHESTER, January 20, 1877

MANCHESTER, January 20, 1875.
Some fifteen years ago was afflicted with what
is called Skin Cancer, il making its appearance on
the inside Of my nose, and extending about one
inch inside Of both of my nostrlls. It caused me
much pain and unhappiness and, after trying all
the remedies within my reach with no avail 1 con-
cuded to try the treatment OF DR.. A. q. Wollard,
Of Richmond Va. and after two months trial OF
his practice am very glad to say that find my
self well, and consider the cure permanent The
affected parts show trace Of the treatment. being
perfectly free from all shooting pains aud disease.
can most heartily recommend all persons who
are afflicted with such diseases 10 apply to DIR.
WoLLARD, who has made such an effectutl cure in
my case. And let me here say tina: never sufferer
one-half while under his treatment that did in
the same length of time before treatment.
= Respectfully yours,
JOHN CLEMENTS,
Ninth street between Hull and Decatur.
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y-,,, scene in the House Of RcpreseE-
rafiycs on Thursday.

Nr. EaowN said ne did not propose no"
:. l..n,..> The legal aspects OF Tue bili. lie
}.,l irur tult a the last session. lie had
ls; ] ~, biI would fail, but 1t was mani
,,..#y a it7cg0ue conclusion, and that to-
d,,', I'm wouhi / upon it rs the law OF the
}qrI. Men on ne other Sue bad been dra-
g.,,.rr,j mo the adoption OF daring and re-
...,rjonary alteration ol the rules by which
/. ry,ii bc pissed. HE Dill was born IN
.ulilguity. passed III d"uince ana vocation OF
-. Constitution, and II would be executed
l., violence, and ;luyd>hcd, be feared.
Nr.il,lE, Of N"w lGrk called MIR. Brown
- ORDER. ana u,kcd that the words spoken
l,. taken uo"n.
VI. Blows: The point Is pucrlle. The
-aar.rman va, silent when other language
~, used Yesterday.
Nr. HALE: The gentleman Is not silent TO-
day.
The words As taken down were then
read. and
The SrEAKER sad he u1d not THINK the IAN
,u4-c tTau>c,Ldcd the limits Of parliament
a.y Geblte.
Nj. l:Row$. rc>umlng, sand he regarded
tI|- hltl - pat OF thc1nachlnery sci III
UI.lun l"r thc camiIlgh ol 1910. lie oe-
lg1e! deliberate conspiracy hau ALREADY
't~a '7rmed 10 overture" conSlilullonai
merry III Tue states.
MI. BROWN was pfocc'u' 10 speak 10 tue
hrlu'4cA SIDE when ne was remlhded bE
the >2"1k rr 'hat heShou'd address the ChaIr.
M. tNt"H. t'sutll'iS, Salu AouI CoH
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A SURE AND SPEEDY CURE

In the above specified diseases.
Office hours from 8 A. NJ. to 2 ?. n.
OFFICE: No. 1l9 Cary street, corner OF il fer.
son, Richmond, Va. DIR. A. 6. WOLLARD.
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From W ASHINGTON.
, urc.tdcnt wants Z" Bring ''e
,,,sossi. support for fh'r"
Term.

Term. ~, I:,.
,,......>s-o<. February t. The Fres'dcn!
h.n- again to-day IN MS to"ni ii
~i|"' 80 -, ,ausultaticn with leading hic-
ne ''1,'.,,,.. ~ the southern SITUATION. nc
i" ,,r,. ,a-rc>t than on Yesterday IN u!S'
'''@,,nrrS,iupal acton on this Sui)ccl. ne
,.,..,,> very positively his dlsinchAa'ion
',,gdrr sDy longer the entire RESPONSE
49, - d,alin- with present ana proSpec'
'.'.,' ,,,,,;l,,ian, in that section. lie con
,;3e-> that recent INFORMATION "hiCh ne nIs
-"...,g! from various parts OF the Soti'h icn-
49,, immediate legislation lmpc'"tNS' ~
=. -, ,y"n, e disturbances OF any hiho ai'ei
80, ,.,,.r,,rrn, he wishes some law OF
'.'s H"' ~ Tr,,a and distinct enough
>- his guidance IN any ellciSsnss -.
=, INSIDERS ma! there are eVidenccS
~ comm. trouble III "thc' ~'acs 1n'"
,-,q,,l, and Iou,,iana. WIN IonSressao'
.r,.anJw;th o>pcci; legislation, ne thinhs
D., uo,Iiiou ~lI - ouc OF ,h'iea>eo e'uoai
~,.r,,n;. The recognition OF the hehosS
government in Lou>ana, or any Spee'a'
Governmental organization IN Arkansas, no
.,rrrr the question in ms NINA. nc uc,
.s-.. .n,uc 9c,ion by Congress more Sehcfoi
,~ - scope which will cover nj po>sio!e
,-,.LgcucicS. The wishes OF the Iiesiucul
,.r M, suffice; have much weight with Sena-
,.~. md =, stated last night, the caucus VIII
hn 4.aE. brought INTO rtqulsiIon IN ice
f,,,.n II asrc.iug 10 some legislation which
ain r. satisfactory 10 bin and command
Sufficient support to insure its passage. A
...r - this can be accomplished it is under
..oJ hat The maturity will sit it out and
...,r debate 10 tAG minority Baltimore
s..
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Tus HowlsoN CASE. The Annapolis Ad
rcr!tE.r SAYS Of the embeZZement OF trust
fund, rs the late James K. Howison that
Mr. Brown, who lost $4,000 in bonds, has
traced item into the bands Of parties who
held them as collateral security. One Of the
ANNAPOLIS banks holds $1,000 so hypo,heca.
tct. Mr.. Brown viii cndearor to recover
.Ar>r securities, but the other parties, also
heavily involved, do not seem 10 have met
with equal succcss-Mrs. Lockwood, Mrs.
Marcy, and Commander Terry. A creditors
bill ha- already been flied in the estate OF the
decreased for the sale Of his property, and II
IS possible that the assets Of the estate will
foot up sufficient TO distribute dividend OF
fifteen 10 thirty cents in the dollar among
The creditors
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Letter from Petersburg.
Correspondence OF the Richm ond Disratch.]
PETERSBURG, February 5, 1875.
RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE. :

RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE. 4
Rev. James A. Duncan, d. D., president
of Randolph Macon College, and Rev. A. 9.
Brown, financial secretary, arrived in the
city to-day 10 attend and address the meet
ing to be held tonight in the Washington
Street Methodist Episcopal. church IN The
interests Of that institution. It is hoped
that sufficient funds will be contributed 10
erect and support memorial at the college
IN honor of the late Darcy Paul. 1t Is not
vet decided what form the memorial SNAIL
take, bu, it will probably consist OF hall or
part of the dormitory, the same to bear the
name Of Mr.. Paul.
THE RECEIPTS OF TOBACCO
for the current year (since October 1st. "a
amount to 1879 hogsheads against 2,192 for
thecorrcspouding period of last year. During
the week ending to-day the receipts were
1l9 hogsheadS, the inspections GS hogshcads.
THE RECEIPTS or COTTON
for the week ending to-day have amounted
TO 973 bales. against AT bales for the like
period OF last year. Total since September
ls,, 1874, 90, lS6 bales; corresponding time
last wear, 25,635 bales.
4The exports Of the last week amounted to
IS bales TO New York and 230 to Baltimore.
ROBBERY.
The house Of Mr. l.. II. Carter, agent at
This place of the Consolidated Express, was
broken into and robbed last night.
STEAMER SUNK.
The steamer w. Z. Craighill, owned by
the contractor, Mr.. Ferris, was sunk last
hight about half-milc below the city.
DEAD.
Or. Robert II. Cralle, q prominent and
popular physician OF Dinwiddie county, died
on yesterday. ..
RELIGIOUS.
Rev. w. G. Lumpkin will preach Sunday
morning at the Hiyh-Street church on the
subject of Specification" and at night on
"Spiritual DcserierS." ROBIN HOOP.
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CERTIFICATES.
TO THE PUBLIC.

This is to certify that was afflicted with cam
Ger, which covered the whole upper lip for some
time, causing ne severe pain and distress. l was
Informed of DIR. 4. g. WoLLARD'S CANCER MEDI-
ClSES After consulting the Doctor at his Office,
423 Franklin street, was induced 10 take. treat
mcnt. am happy TO say that after fourteen days
the cancer completely came out and in the course
of six weeks IL was entirely healed up. and ain
now sound and well, and must add that the treat
ment caused me very little pain.
think this method Of treating cancer much sure r
than the knife operation. and can cheerfully re-
commend DR.. WOLLARD, whose cand0r, | think ,
will secure the confidence Of almost any sufferer.
}. r.. LAWRENCE.
RICHMOND, VA, May 8. 1874.
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DR.. H. G.. JSol1rd:. Dear Sir,-lt ,fpn6s me the
greatest pleasure 10 bear testimony 30 The efficacy
of your treatment of Cancer. ! have been suffer-
ing from severe cancer since 1861, for the cure OF
which spared neither time nor money, having CON.
suited many eminer, physlciars. but without eff
feet until beard Of your capcsr medicine AS 3
last resort, however, l appIiath to you, and an
happy to say that your treatraea at of Inc has been
so successful that am now entirely we'll aIaen-
joylng excellent health.
have therefore no hesitation in recommending
YOUR medicine which has acted like charm on
me, removing Inc cancer IN toto, and thus giving
me new life and heallh 10 enjoy it, for nhich l
shall ever remain truly grateful.
Very respq ctfully yours, &C.,
WEST POINT. iowa, January 20, 1874.
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BOWLING GREEN, CAROLINE, COUNTY, VA,
,Ianuarr

BOWLING GREEN, CAROLINE, COUNTY, Va,
January 25, 1875. I
DIR. 4. G. Holfard: In justice 10 suffering hu-
manity. and from what Is due to you take plea.
sure in adding this my testimony to your skill In
the Treatment Of Cancer. had cancer On the left
side OF my nose about the Size Of the half of a
hulled walnut, of two years. standing. 1t bed very
frequently, and for the past six months grew quite
rapidly. Fearing lis fatal result, availed myself
of the advice of three Of the best physicians In this
State. They told me 1t was very dangerous thing,
and to let 1t alone. Finding 1: grew so rapidly and
having heard OF the success Of your treatment,
determined TO apply to You. After having exam
incd-sny case, l placed myself under your care,
and, after three months treatment, am happy to
say the cancer is all healed, and consider nv nose
perfectly sound and well-suffering no lnconye-
nience whatever from 1t. ...&
1t is but proper that should add this nv testimo-
ny 70 Your succes1u treatment of the most terrible
scourgc of suffering humanity, that those who are
similarly affected may avail themselves of your SER
vices. WILLIAM GRAVATT.
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WEST POINT, VA, January %, @ 5.

WEST POINT, VA, JANUARY 20, E5.
do hereby certify that hal, 4 Cancer on my face,
near my nose, which made i,s appearance more
than two years since, and.it had become very pain
full, giving me much anxiety. 1t annoyed Inc so
much that consulted several physicians in regard
to it, and they all told 1,e 1t WAS best to let 1t alone
1t finally grew to be the size. Of q hickorynu,
bleeding frequently sind causing me much I'm hap
ptness. l found 1t was necessary that something
should be done, aud hearing OF the success of DR..
A. G.. WoLLAHD'S Treatment determined lo,apply
10 him. AS soon as he examined 1t he promo anced
it cancer. l placed myself under his cass> and
after A few months" treatment take pleasure In
stating that IL is and perfectly cured aud well.
| most heartily recommend AL who are similarly
afflicted 10 20 10 d.. a. G. Wollard for Treatment.
l.. Il. A. GRES BAN.