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UNT1MELY WEATuER.-Peoplc in the
North walked up few mornings since find.
ing their gardens whitened over will, Kill
ing frost that only melted away to leave all
vegetation black with ruin. The New York
Tribune seeks to console its neighborS by
reminding them of Il freak Of the weather
exactly forty-four years ago, when, says that
paper:
"The spring had been, like this, re.
markably forward one, when on the 18th of
Nav there came q storm OF snow and sleet.
and freezing weather which even scorched
the foliage of the forest trees, then almost
in full leaf, and in many cases killed the
trees themselves. An experience OF this
kind is very wholesome discipline fol
sceptically-inclined people who have begun
to lose faith in the almanac"
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WASHINGTON COMMANDMENTS PROPOSED
TpIp TO RICHMoND.-The arrangements for
the pilgrimage OF Washington Commandery,
No. /, knights Templar, to Richmond, Va,
have about been completed, and the trip
promises to be a most delightful one. 1t Is
expected that between eighty and one hun
bred fraters will go in regalia, and that
many others in citizens dress, accompanied
BY ladies and friends, will swell tue eXcur-
sion party to at least 400 persons. Those
who intend to appear in uniform have been
drilling semi-wcakly, and it is said that they
have received the commentators of the
officers FOR the proficiency shown in Templar
tactics. The Commandery will leave here
next Monday night Washington Repnb-
Ucan
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,jASIrAuy Q. 1915.

JANUARY 2, 1871.
This Is 10 certify that WAS afflicted with Cancer
on my left leg for period Of sixteen years, and for
the past five years 1t became very painful: indeed,
exceedingly 1t was about The size of half-do-
lar. | saw certificates from persons whom knew
to be reliable, who had ben afflicted with cancers,
recommending DIR. Wollard's practice. deter
mined TO see HIM, and did 20. He examined 1t and
said lie could cure it. determined 10 let him uIl-
dertake II. Iexpeced 1t would be very painful. but
was dsappoinlcd-it was not SO. He told me exactly
how his medicine would act In every particular. I
found 1t TO act precisely Is he told Inc IL would In
about six weeks the cancer came out. IL was about
the Size Of hickorynut and quite hard, and IN
about four weeks longer 1t was entirely well, and
haven't telt the slightest pain about my leg since.
IL has been some considerable time since the cure
was effected. II IS certainly the most remarkable
cure | have ever known. l therefore take greaL
pleasure In recommending DR. WoIlard's practice
10 all that may be afflicted with cancer.
My residence is 523 New street, Rlchmond, Va.
LOUISA W. BULLOCK.
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NEAL Dow says that Maine, before the
liquor law, consumed annually S13,000,00(
worth Of liquor. Maine has just about hall
the population of Virginia. Here is an
other proof that DR.. RUFFNER's figures arc
not too large when he estimates that Vir'
ginia spends annually at least twelve mil:
lions for drink, though she claims to be toe
poor to pay two millions annually on heI
nuhlic debt
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RICHMOND, VA, October Is, 1876.

This IS to certify that | was afflicted with Can
Ger, which covered the whole upper lip, for some
time. causing severe pain and distress. called
Oh two Of the best physicians. thought, Of this
place. and AFTER examining me thoroughly 1t WIS
have IL cut out ~ the only remedy: but III my dis
tress, heard Of DR.. 4. &. WollarJ, and Heard lie
could cure without the of the knife and applied
10 him, ami glad did, rs nc has nadea perfect
III my case; and III about ELK weeks after the mcGi-
cine was applied was well: and here | must add
that the treatment caused very little pain The cure
was made some two and n half years ago, and now
the place Is filled up, and one that did not know OF
IT would discover Il, tor the flesh has its
natural color.
In conclusion. / do most heartily recommend all
persons who may Ge afflicted with similar diseases
10 apply TO the Doctor with confidence. Ny address
IS j. X. LAWRENCE,
Richmond, Va,
care Street-Car Stable.
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RICHMOND. va March 90. 1877

RICHMOND, VA. March %, 1877.
To THE PCBLIC.-AbOut ten months ago my ht-
tie child. two years Old fell into vessel Of boilin:
water, severely scaId!ng It's arms aud brct, ana
stomach that the skin, aud In some parts The He'll
peeled of. We believed II must prove fatal u was
seized with spasns. and we thought dying. when We
sent for Dr. a. q. Wollard, who applied his Ere
Ointment" and III twenty minutes The child ha'
relief. IT rapidly improved under h, Treatment
aud IN about four weeks was entirely recovered
leaving scarcely scar TO mark The terrible acct
dent. go
therefore take great pleasure 10 recommend tIc
services and treatment of DR.. A. G.. Wo!Erd la All
who .uay meet with slnilar unfortunate accident.
GEORGE W. PETTWAi.
No. 8 east Broad street,
iacnnIuug, Va.
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UNION MILLS, FLuvANSA covSrY, VA, |

JInlllry IU, 1917.
This Is 10 certify that had very bad Cancer on
my lower lip, ering the entire lip and extending
down to The lower part Of nv chin, and was so
large, suppose. 1t weighed nearly Dalf-pound
when 1t came out; and my age being eighty years,
anu health Sclug SO impaired, WAS given up by my
physicians, who sand could only live but short
lime; but under IL all made my way 10 Richmond,
aud went under the treatment OF d.. A. G. Wollard,
and AFTER some three months the cancer Was OUT
and the place healed up and well. 10 Is now nearly
two years since the cure was made, and the place Is
now well and healthy looking, aud my friends say
am good for twenty years YET. So can recommend
the young aud the old 10 The practice OF DIR. A. q.
Woiard, who has so successfully cured me-
Yours, yciy respectfully,
THOMAS G. PAYNE.
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THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES POEM
Thanks to r. A. B., and to friend en-"
who copied it lust Saturday at the church,
for copies of this poem. Also, to Messrs.
JOHN w. DAVIES & Son, who have sent us
not only the poem, but fine photograph Of
the old church. ILL.,; ~ .,,.--.
P.S .-Anotber copy has reached US
this one in print. Thanks. And another.
And numerous others.
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brought to punishment. The enemies OF
the propagation and increase:of fish are the
pot.hnnters and lawless people who Invade
the streams with such traps and appliances!
81 destroy FISH and bring about successive
fas,s and fcasts. All that sneeded IS tore.
strain these people and give the law power
SO protect fish and stock the streams that
everybody will have q chance, and the peo-
pie VIII enjoy the pleasure and subsistence
that win be secured by plentiful supply
Of fish. The Cincinnati Commercial, IN
view OF the Ohio law, says:
q Now our creeks, rivers, lakes, DC, can
be safely stocked, to che great gain in the
matter OF food and fun. ".s;H 40
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-s +.
HoMEsrEADs.--.sCo untryman publishes
Ia the Whig an " able article" in wnicn
he takes the Court OF Appeals to task Tor
deciding that homestead may be SOLO I'M
der a deed OF trust; but he nowhere quotes
the language OF the Constitution itself. We
supply the missing quotation
Article XII, section 8 : Nothing con tanned IN
this rtcle shall be construed 10 interfere With the
aaic of The property aforesaid, or any portion
nesse q y ohsr GU UsaS @
Any fair Interpretation OF this section,
in connection with the obvious and avowed
purpose of the Constitution, would be that
it does not apply to any trust-deed, piedge,
or security subsequent to the deed OF home
stead Wing.
Such an Interpretation OF it would not be
very complimentary to the trainers OF the
Constitution. II they intended it for that
purpose they were wasting time aud words
when they framed the section, since they
had no power to make section exempting
the homestead from liability to sale for debts
contracted previous to the adoption OF the
Constitution. The Virginia Court OF APP
peals assumed that the trainers OF the Con-
stitution had some object in view in incor-
porating that section into it, and that
they were not proving themselves fools
by reenacting provision OF the Fed
eral Constitution. The construction which
that court put upon it is the only one
that could give the section any validity
any force or effect If it m cans what the
| Villa SAYS it does it is useless verbiage-a
granting of right to sell by body which
bad no power whatever over the subject,
and which if it had attempted to provide
that the homestead should not be liable to
sale for debts then owing would have rem
dered itself the object Of the contempt Of
every lawyer. We conclude, therefore, that
the Court of Appeals, and not the Wh'g,
has put the right construction upon the sec
tion in question:
The IHhig would convert the homestead
act into law Of entails. Indeed, we dc
not see why it would not be better to re-
turn to the old English law, and allow nc
man to sell his homestead II the WhagS
view OF the subject be the correct one. II
the father may not sell because he has
wife and children, surely the children IN
turn ought to be forbidden to sell, and the
land would thus he kept in the family until
each member would have less than an acre.
When would the Wing allow the homestead
to be sold? Whom would it allow to en-
cumber it? And when? Must the family
hold on to it as long as q descendant OF the
present owner can lie found? And why
not restore homesteadS to the families OF
those who owned them a hundred years
agone? A homestead law is Il law OF en-
tails; anG it is therefore returning to sys-
ten condemned after long experience to
provide by law for an inalienable home
stead.
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3, WI IUSUSNlIUIt!t
THOMAS G. PAYNE.
RICHMOND. VA, September 81, 1875.

LIT. ds u hottuIN.
My Dear Sr,-After four years of pain and suffer-
ing with Carcer covering the back OF my right
hand and wrist, am now entirely reiieVei 10y your
practice. Before consulting you had Tried many
remedies, and besides, had called in four physicians
of This city, whose practice did me TO good and.
after being almost ut Tue point OF despair was ln-
duced to try your practice, which has made per-
feet cure of my hand With 1 grateful heart give
you this my cerfcate and trust that any poor snf-
fcrer who MAY see this will call upon YOU and be
healed also, May God In his mercy bless, protect,
and defend You from all harm, and suffer YOU 70
live long, that you may Bring comfort health, and
happiness to thousands or sufferer Ia the prayer OF
your grateful friend. ~ JOHN PgLLES,
.,;. corner Fourth and Main stIeets, Il,
~ ~ Stttt = ~ ti9s3iSfE 's'A RieRriona; al
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BIG LICK. ROANOKE COUNTY. VA.
In,r L.. ~.

DR.. 4. &. UioIidrd:
My Frcnl.-McssrS. Kindred K Galloway, OF your
civ. write me that yoi would lhc Ia know how
am getting along with my -" that you treated
while was in Richmond. | would say 10 YOU that
my eve Is perfectly well. SoEIc called II a cancer
wart and others !. scab cancer. II had beer. troG-
bling me four years, and was gradually growing
worse, and gave me great urcasincsS. l hal tried
various remedies. and all 10 no eli Ct After rel-
ing IN the Religious He1did II reply from HcNsrS.
,Jcer 6 Dickinson u The Medical Faculty. NJ once
determined Ia cal, on YOU and th! Is he Jesuit Tor
which thank you and Mes>rs. Jec- Il Dickinson.
Hoping you may succeed as You have heretofore
done, / am your well. wishcr,
L. L TiNSLEY.
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sTRIPED and G1LOREP SILKS:
BEAUTIFUL i Blue siIK for evening dresses at 62Hc
BLR eE s and CoLoED sATINs at reduced prices
BLACK SILK at CSC;
BLACK SILK at sl v1 value $l52; os cp.1~
MAGNIFICENT h 1t Qualify Lyons D0ILED TAFrETAs
500 at psrs G ESE1h HEsS SUMNER SHIRTS at
25 dozen aDi GES SpGH STRIPED HOSE at
AD DE seG siI MSE! in variety;
Ladies' LINEN SUITS from SO to $40 suit;
New New s styIss eEAcK tGGRREiNAD1NEs:
CAN1BRIC EDGlNGs from TO soc. per yard-a
BLACK heT P1 }sf rf SRfEIANTISE at
M ~ iI ! bk Sfj;fIA ! Il ts5c.;
Extra-flne LUBlN'S CASHMERE at 20. p. and
and s0c a. iPsTiSr
'1 i,at S nson Isl any any onc f'''
The i larsest assortment Of CAssDEREs for men
n al D ST TG BE 0s three pairs
All ttyles OF FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRESS
AL colors BoURETTE, from one shilling to soc.
DON'T 81 lock at our w1 FANCY
LADIES' GAUZE VESTS at 25c.-wou!d be cheap
ar Soc:
MATTINGS, TABLE and FLOOR-OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW-SHADES, and LACE CURTAINS,
cheaper than any other house In the city:
Large assortment Of LINEN CARRlAGE-ROBES:
CORSETS froE; soc. 10 $3.50; .
ENGLISH GERMAN. and AMERICAN HO-
SIERI, for ladies, misses, and Children
Don't fail 10 look ut those 1Zisc. HOSE.
We have full line in every department. All we
ask IS Il call from our frcnus, customers, and the
public In general.
Persons wishing samples will please send postage.
SYCLE BROTHERS. 81 Broad street,
myG between Third and Fourth streets.
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POWDER. MILL Observation-Disclosures,
May IA dispatch from Norristown to
the Euening Telegraph says: "The pow
der.mili OF Miller 81 Brother, Sumneytown,
blew up TINS morning. William Swartiey,
twenty years of age, son of the foreman,
was said to have been blown 300 feet and
not killed.
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CIIILESBCRG. CAROLINE COUNTY. FA.,l
huyrtub.l q 1878, \

deem IL Cue la DR.. W0llard and the public I"
cav that nv wife had 4 Cancer tor "art Of Il can
ccrous nature) Under her left eye. which was very
painful and annoyed her greatly. she tried Il NUM-
her OF remedies without any good ciici In DccrH-
Der, 1874, she placed herself nicr The treatment Of
DR.. A. G. Wolrd, and in twenty days WAS entirely
well. II has now been nearly year since II was
cured. and any ore unacluanc.i with h"i would not
perceive the slightest scar. Given under my hand
this day aud date rs above written.
e.. ALLESSWORTH.
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This IS to certify that was afflicted with Cancer
and after tryin. various rclHeGlgl-a'I 10 II" pur-
posc-I called on Dr. \. c. Wo!.ti AMI lEnrdi-
atrly went under his treas nent. Am glad No" 70
state ard bear testimony u MS invaluable reher'
and cure for Cancer The Cancer ~ Al. o;t, he sore
heaea up, sound and well =,
take this menium IL Show 70 the pubic me eS!i
nation tina, hold the Doctor III tor ~ c!!"cL"aiY
relIe,ing NE CT that terrible disease. dEcrr.
WILLIAM y. WARD.
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WEST POINT. LEE COUNTY. Iowa.
.flnIr,r,. Z 1872

DR.. 4. G.. WotlGrd:
Dear Slr,-It affords me great pleasure 10 hear
testimony to The efficacy OF your Treatment, OF
4 bad Cancer my face, Tor tue Care Of which
neither spared line nor money. GOctored with
several eminent physicians, bnt received no ben
eft. After trying Ill the remedies could hear
OF. and still no help, AZ last Gcsan 10 fear
never would be cured OF This mos, aggrayaiug
disease. Finally | heard of DR.. 4. G.. Wollar,i,
as he was practcing in this section Of country
1T that time, and thankful cid for lie Treated M
case very successfully IL has been about eighteen
wears since cured. and am just free from
to-day as any person could be-. | rrcomlncaa him
to the public. not only 10 cure for few weeks hut
for A lifetime. Yours trny. W. II. MCKEE.
T. 81 know 4 number Of ease, ne cmrrd near
the same time he cured me, and th:r well a!sO
". II. NJ
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CERTIFIC.A

RICHMOND, VA, January 30. SO.
Dr. A. G. Wollard is Il citizen Of Richm ond. of
good character, and. judging from what we hear of
him. has been very successful In the treatment OF
Cancers and Scroiula. The test imonials Of persons
whom he has relieved are SO numerous that we can
safely commend him TO those who are suffering from
the disease which he undertakes to cure.
JETER & DICKINSON.
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BOWLING GREEN, CAEoi!%r COUNTY. VA


Dir. 4. e.. FOiidTd:
IN Justice to suffering humanity. and from what
Is due 10 You. Lake pleasure III :t,in2 this ms tc,
tmouy to Your skill IN III" treatment II Cancer.
had cancer the left side OF my rose. about l'
size Of the half Of hulled walnut. al two years
standing. 1t blcd very frequently amt tor the Iist
six months grew quite rapidly. Fearing II fatal re-
suit 2vllpd myself of the ad"Ic' at SIRE" ~ the
best physicians in the State. They Told me It
very dangerous thing, ana To let II Acme Finding
II grew So rapidly, and having heard Of the >ucc">,
of your treatment, determined 10 apply I" van.
After having examined my case | placed myself
under your care. and at-r three months treatment
am happy TO say, the ca0ccr Is ali h"ai"', an!
consider my nose perfectly sound anu wcll-siiering
no Inconvenience from ii wIa!evcr.
IT Is but proper that | should add his my 'csli-
mOny to YOUR successful treatment ~ the III st ter
rible scourge of sutcrin. humanity, that those who
are similarly affected may avail thcm>clrc, of your
services. Wl!LlAH GRANAlI.
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BALTIMORE, Md. May II, 1878

BALTIMORE, Md. May II, 1873.
This IS to certify that had cancer of four years
standing the Of my left eye, and extending
over the eycball the size OF half dollar, and 1t was
exceedingly painful. tried some of the best ply
sicians of Baltimore without ally success: Al last II
was pronounced lncurable. then heard of DIR. A.
G.. Wollard, and was advised 10 put myself under
his treatment, which did In five weeks the can
Ger fell out the place is now healed up. and can
pronounce myself cured, AND chcerfully recon-
mend him TO any one suffering from this tcrrlbl:
disease, Cancer. Very respectfully
Mrs. REGINA WEBER,
119 Vine street, Baltimore, Md.
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MT A. GREENTREE,
SIS BROAD STREET,
BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH,
has just opened
12 cases of STRAW HATS, which lie offers at
great sacrifice;
HATS at soc. sold everywhere else at 75c. or 81;
HATS at 6Oc., at Toe and 81, selling generally at
from 81 to 50;
All styles of HATS for men, youths and boys;
MACKINAW HATS at 81;
All the latest in GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING
GOODS at prices to save purchasers at least so
per cent;
In CLOTHING he has made every effort to present
the very best style, best goods, and the lowest
prices;
FLANNEL SUITS at $3.50;
ChEVIOT SUITS at $3.50 worth S12;
All kinds of CLOTHING for mems, youths, and
boys wear.
Call and see the new prices on goods. No trouble
to show goods. ap Tu,Th,&S1m
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FREDERICKSBURG, SroTSYLvATIA CorSTY,l
March II, 1877. (

FREDERICKSBURG, SPOTSYLVAEIA COUNTY,
March II, 1877.
hereby certify that have had IN ulcer on my
nose, which has given me more or less trouble Tor
about ten years. During the last two three years
IT has progressed rapidly, ealing away nearly half
the nose. 1t baffcd the skill OF good physicians,
and was by them pronounced Cancer. and incura-
bic. Feeling that my life was in imminent danger,
s last resort placed myself: under the treatment
of DR.. A. G.. Wol!ard, OF sichmond, Va. lie conf
menced hi. treatment some lime last summer, and
from the time the remedy first applied The ulcer
gradually healed II Is now believe, entirely well.
JANE X. DICKINSON.
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Eorp's DEPOT, SOUruSIpE RAILROAD. fA"i
-,ul.IItrr ~. lSTi. J

This Is TO certify that have suffered iroai very
large Cancer, OF five year st'ndilG, uH my clt
hr,.sr have been treated - can Wy thc pest
physicians IN the country. but OF no avail was
directed by lrienGs 10 Apply Dr.. i. q. NoIAIu'
OF Richmond, and AIN happy 10 say that aI.cf s.'e
raj weeks treatment the whole Cancer came oG; IS
now healed up and we'll. aud can heartily recon-.
mend the Doctors trca! ent 10 al! the afflicted tha
' - Mrs. NANCY Byrd.
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' ~ JOHN j. SPENCER.
RICHMOND, VA. September 20. 1875

RICHMOND, VA. September 90. 1875.
This is 10 certify that had ta.nor located at the
inner corner OF my eyebrow, about the size OF Il
marble extending down in tic corn, OF my eye
1t has been Coming for some cglt year.. and for
the last three four years gave much uneas!-
ness. as my eye was much affected by it: but after
some six weeks of DR.. Wollarh's treatment the tu-
NOR came cut, aud my eye was well. and 1t has now
been well some three or four months. well rs IL
ever was. not injuring my sight IL The Least. 30
can heartily recommend the Doctor 10 all who may
DC afflicted with similar diseases.
f.. 4. JOSEPH.
No. 2120, corner Short and Scott streets.
Union Hi. Richmond, w.
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I. T.. NNI = = IN. ITNi q !UIII,
residence No. II east Main. BrnCr .: E!r-i.
ASHLAND. HANovhE covEry. Va!

March ,. 1877.
This Is 10 certify that suffered from Cancer for
the last five Years. which wa3 lucItcd pn Ia" lett
side OF my face. ana daring lhr. tunr sought many
WAYS to have il cured. and all rcnrGic failed and t
became very distressing IL Tie. iIt "h"n saw Or.
\. G.. Woilari. Of Richmond. hn sand h" cnuln cure
me, ard went under lis Treatment. ANA after about
five weeks the Cancer came ont. aud Il ";i about
the size oil half hiskDrynut, and Til ri.rr hca"
up very nicely. leaving very iiil!c ~rIr. I'll" cure
has been made some lime. ami pronounce Ii per-
mauent cure. rs ! feel no symptom, of tlS.tSc
whatever, ana can recruitment I'll person, Who are
afflicted with similar diseases {" the Treatment 0t
DR.. ~ G.. WOliard, who has been succu.>tul In my
case. ny age IS scvcnty-iIc. l.. :. LUCK.
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ROWING GREEN, CAROLINE COUNTY, SA.,l
NM. La Z I L. \

| wish 10 bear testimony To ihc speedy cure 'iAs
Dr. A. G.. Wolard of Richmond has m2lc On my
case of Cancer, which was located on my lower np
1t gave me such pain that 1t caused me Great ui-
easlnc y, US the Cancer grew rapidly alid pea irt
Ouently Hearing OF Or. Wol!ard's success In stich
cases at once applied 10 the Doctor Tor Treatment
and am glad 70 say that after Tour weeks Tue lancsE
came ont, and Is nov healed up: and | eau NO"
cheerfuy say that iee free from all rs enees anu
MRS. WILLIAM TAYLOR.
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NICHADND, AZ. january iS' lSf 4.
This is to certify that my son, abont eleven years
old. WAS scaldcd by hot wafer on the breast aud
under the arm so that had three oi he best ply
sicians 10 attend him for upwards Il three ycars.
and during that lime he suffered grraty, AMI The
place grew larger until 1t Wa Il running sore the
size of i breakfast plate, and he had become very
feeble aud had lost the use OF iis arm: and. on the
brink OF despair, called on Dr. \. g.. Woilard. and
rs soon is he saw him he said lie could cure him. AMI
lie commenced mcnding from the fir,r application.
In about eight or ten weeks he va, well. and the
arm began 70 ill up and strengthen. which hgi
withcrcd away and bcconi" helpless. lie Is now a
stout. healthy boy ana ta the use o.: his we'll
rs anybody. The cure being made some eighteen
months ago, can crccriuIY recommend DR.. \. q.
WoarI 10 the afflicted.
Very respectfully.
T. l.. SKIN Ei:H. Policeman,