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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13
COL. LLEWELLYN E0XTON
DEATH or rms HONORED CITIZEN
AT ILIxfNDRIf.

VI
To Meet In Dansilic-Thc y. & W. Dam"g'
suit In Bedford-uymcn's Work over the
sfate-Virginia A.Fairs.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. Feb. n Especial This
morning intelligence came from Seminary
hin n the eject tina; Colonel Llcwcllyn HoS
ton. associate principal Of the Diocesan High
School 10. bows. ~ the Protestant Episcopal
Church II Virginia had fallen dead at the
break ,>i-tahc,
The ncy-s hcr, vas az frs, discre,liied. as
Colonel H,Ntou had teen seen ma town yestcr-
day evening and had expressed himself To- oe
in tho lg>t NJ h,..l;h and spirits. and Inv
inns correspondent made inquiry al the
school when ~oou came continuation oi the
sad news. and Oh It's spread regret was inah'-
fest everywhere -
yenrs AGO the 18th Of MAY next. Tie was a
BRIGHT boy and promising youth. and M
early manhood crca. future for HIM was rs
sured. "
He was p son Of Dr. w. W Hoxton Of the
old army. and a grandson of the Key. Dr.
David Griffith. rector If Christ L. J.. church
lust before the postorate of Rev. BRYAN Far
fax, aftcr which time surgeon and chaplain
in the Continental army.
The deceased was educated here. and
through the influence Of his fathers TREND,
jefferson Davis. then United States Secretary
of War was appointed 10 cGdctship at the
United States Military Academy at West
Point 10y President Pierce. where he gradu.
ated with the rank Of second lieutenant OF
artillery in June. 1851.
Young Hoxton resigned his commission in
the United States army and accepted first
lieutenancy under the provincial Confederate
forces at Richmond, and his gallant conduct
in attic won for him a captain straps IN
April Of the next year, and within another
the majors. and IN 'o2 those of lieutenant
colonel. Thence he was Chief Of artillery OF
Hardee's corps A. n. v. and served TIL the
surrender.
In 1870 Colonel Hoxton became a teacher in
the Episcopal Hon SchOOl-the old Howard
school on Seminary llill-and through his ef-
forts. with those put forth 10y Mr. LAnceiot
Minor BlackfOrd. this school has steadily
grown in number and worth ever since.
The deceased married Miss Fannie Robert
son. of ShepherdstOwn. ". Va, whose sister
married the ri. Rev. A. NJ. Randolph. of
Richmond -Four children-one daughter
now blooming into wOmanhO0d and three
sons-the eldest of whom Is now teaching
IN Kentucky. have blessed tins union, and
with the mother survive him.
Colonel HoxtOn was man Of unusual ply
steal strength. due mostly to cultivation.
with a strong broad intellect and a warm
heart. He welded the pen as be did the
sword. an article on his visit to bis old friend
and benefactOr the late eX-President Jefferson
Davis, during his confinement IN the dun
geons OF Fortress Monroe Just after the war,
appeared in TuF TpIEs last year and WIS
widely read and much copied by the South
ern press especially.
Colonel HOxton's funeral will take place
from Seminary chapel Sunday at II o'clock.
All Confederate veterans heroabOuts will at
tend III body. II is understood there will be
no changes affected at the High School by Col
onel uOxtOns death
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Cut OF His Oueue for "A Bride.

=, Lansing, Mich. special says marriage
license WAS issued to-day 10 Sam Lee, China
man AMI proprietor OF a laundry here, and
Maggie koehler. an Irish maiden. young aud
pretty. The marriage ceremony performed
was with the full consent of the brides parents
and friends. and the brother of the bride stood
up with her. A large crowd stood about tie
brides home. where the marriage took place.
invited guests 10 the number Of $50 being
present. sam is a popular fellow. has snug
sum IN the bank. and runs the biggest laun-
dry IN the capital city. The pair did not 90
on a bridal trip. cut SGT up housekeeping in a
house sam hal bought and furnished There
was nothing peculiar about the courtship. tx
cep; tl.sf sam had Ia cut OF his queue in ODE
dience to his brides wishes.
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PErEnsBuRo. Va, October II. 49,,

This is TO certify that | had very bad place
under my right eye. which extended through
from the outside TO the inside, aud II WAS worse
ou the inside than 10 was on the outside and
almost impossible tor the doctor 10 treat H. II
was OF three years standing. and Vas pro
nOunccd by several OF the best doctors OF this
city as cancer Of the bone aud was treated IS
such ny them, but without doing me any good,
HaN ing heard of DIR. A. q. Moilard, thought
would try him. and | can cheerIully say thas
after about four weeks treatment last winter
am entirely we'll and have been for several
months The treatment was so mild that | HlN
not have 20 lose any time from my business
And | can cheerfully recommend all persons %
DIR. G.. Mollards treatment for cancers and
similar diseases.
am, most respectfully,
W. ZEEGENHAlN,
so Halifax street
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NORFOLK NOTES.
The Grand Jury's Report Creates a SEN
sation-Pretty Wedding.

satOu-BrettN Nedding.
NORFOLK, VA, Feb. 12-lSpccial. THE
grand jury, after an unusually long service,
having been i'll session for eight days, ad-
journed last evening. They were specifically
charged on several points by Judge Brooke.
and in response they made detailed report
of their Investigations, which created a sen
sation in court when read Among other things
they called attention in the report to the sale
of liquor on Sunday by our swell social or
ganization the Virginia Club. Gambling and
houses of ill-fame We're roundly scored
and the report recommended the arrest
Of prostitutes on the ground that
in Haunting themselves before the people III
all public places, clad in extravaganza finery,
they were but advertising themselves and
their vocation" and were therefore misbe-
having. In their investigation of the affairs
of the Police Court, they ascertained
that warrants were sworn ont in all cases
OF arrest. whether necessary or not. and they
recommended the discOntinuance of this eX-
travagant practice. Altogether. the report
shows that this grand jury has more faithfully
investigated or hewed to the line than any
other ever empaneled here.
Mr.. James Il. Whitehurst. q we'll known
young man, died yesterday afternoon at his
residence ON Charlotte street.
The ruins of last Fridays fire. where the
firemen were injured. was the scene of another
hcciueht yesterday. WINE ne was NJ Wolh On
the ruins large stone fell on the back of
Frank Williams (colored), seriously crushing
him.
pretty marriage took place at Wright Me
mortal church yesterday, the principals to
which We're Mr.. George 4. Mclean and Miss
Leona W. Butt. the charming granddaughter
of Samuel Butt, Esq The ceremony was
performed by Rev. John W. Carroll. The
costumes were very handsome, and there
were five couples of attendants
Yesterday afternoon, while driving to their
home in Berkeley. Mrs. Simpson rrd an
other were painfully. and it is feared, Sc
riously injured. The horse became frightened
and ran away throwing Mrs. Simpson and her
companion To the ground.
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1-1"----------.-e -----1------
4 MfDMfN IN THE Pulpit.
Painful Scene in Wesleyan Chapel During
State Service.

painful scene was witnessed in the Gene
terry chapel, the largest Wesleyan chapel in
York, England, on Sunday morning last. when
the Lord Mayor and corporation attended the
service in state. They had scarcely taken their
seats when "a man ascendcd the pulpit and
addressed the congregation. proclaiming that
lac had been sent 10 warn tie people 10 turn
from the error 81 their ways IL was ut once
apparent that the man YVES mad 80 the chapel
officials went 10 the pulnlt % cldeavor 10 per-
suade him % leave 10y telling him he had ms.
taken the day on which It had leen arranged
he was TO preach aad 1t WAS the following
Sunday he was To occupy tie pulpit
THIS 1lSe. however proved Intellectual. rs
he would not he pe.sui.l.l lie declared he
was Sure 1t WIS the rieht agy and pers sled in
reina.nii 9 where he WAS. Eventually tie chief
constable. who was present. as tlded the pull
pit step. and. with the aid of other officers. he
iorcioly removed the man and took him 10
The police-station. There was great deal of
eN lienent IN the church during all this pro-
ceedlng, and two ladies tainted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13
FEBRUARY IS 1850.

This is 10 certify that had a cancer on the
side Of my face larger tuan silver dollar, OF ten
years standing, and treated by four Of the bcs'
physicians OF the country. and received DO bene-
1T; but on the contrary. continued % grow
worse. | suffered intense pain with u. ant much
uneaslness oil mind. 1 applied % DR.. \. q. Nol.
lard. OF Richmond. and be undertook my case.
ana after six months treatment by him was
entirely we'll / consider II a perfect cure, leav
Ing no trace OF the disease whatever. several
months having passed since the cure "a'
affected. do most cheeriully recommend tl
persons afflicted with cancer 10 apply 10 III.
MolIaTd
My address. Wilson's Landing, Charles aisy
county. Va. ii. T. BAhkON.
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NEW DAMAGE SUIT.
The Jury of the Bedford Circuit Court Fail
to Agree--Hy meneal.

LYNcnBuRo. Va. Feb. l2.-ISpeclal. ! In
the Bedford Circuit Court yesterday the jury
in the case of Ford against the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company for $4,000 dam
ages for injuries received in the Thaxton's
disaster failed 10 agree and were discharged.
The other cases set for hearing were con-
tinued, on motion of the defendant company
In the Ford case the jury stood ten for the
plaintiff and two for the defendant. This is
one Of the several cases growing out OF the
Thaxton's railroad disaster. occurring some
two years ago, in which the lives of many
travellers We're lost by fire and wreck
George ID. Thomas. a well- known cigar manu-
facturcr of this city and Miss Minnie Gambler
eloped to Pelham, n. c., yesterday and were
married.
A brilliant marriage WAS celebrated at nine
O'clock tonight at the Firs, Baptist church
the contracting parties being Mr. s. BransfoTd
Younger. local agent of the Norfolk and West
ern Railroad Company, this city. and Miss Ida
Bowman, the lovely young daughter OF Mr..
n. x. Bowman, a wealthy tobacconist The
happy couple went North on an extended
bridal tour.
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brate the nuptials Of Mr J. E. Fogg, Jr.. and

brate the nuptials Of Nr. J. Z. Fogg Jr.. and
Miss Ida Brooks =,
The ceremony took place at " Howerton'S
Bapt.st church. and thu pretty young BRIDE.
Ignoring the present st gle Of having ushers
alone and thereby absorbing the almost uIdi-
yided attention OF the spectators. claimed the
attendance of thirteen bridesmaids and
gtoomsmen. and after pliglting ,heir troth
under a profusion Of flowers. the groom;
amidst shower of congratulations and well
wishes. took hen 10 her new home. attended by
a numerous throng. whore was spread slmp-
IN rs collation.. of which tue chief items were
turkey and oystors IN fabulous profdsion.
Daydawu found them tllabsorbedin dancing
,o The sound of the fiddle" such charming
old-f,shioued figures as forward four" and
the 'Sirriuia reel" There was perhaps more
;rnaeniovnent among the guests of this fell
cit,n,is rccasson. aud If We may credit Miss
Mneill's history Of such celebrations IN prl-
mitivc times. # Is a uner picture 81 similar
occasions among our ancestors than those
reprcsented by the elite or our cities, though
not 50 beautiful and imposing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13

More than twelve months ago | had on M un-
der lip an obstinate sore, which continued t0
grow larger and more painful every week.
and my friends became alarmed At the situation
and stulb0rnness Of the sore. which seemed to
bee fast developing as Cancer. ! was INDUCED
70 apply 10 Pr A. g. WOllard for treatment Ills
invaluable remedy has been satisfactorily su.-
cessiul IN my case. Nothing Is left OF the s0rf
but a small ccatrlX. and even that seems to ia
gradually disappearing. | have not hesItatel
nor DO now hesitate, to advise others similarly
affected TO apply 20 DR.. \. g. Mollard. OF Kich.
mOnd, Va, for treatment. T. J. HORNER
Pres. Class. Math. and COmml school.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13
The Neal Tragedy,

RINGGoID. Va. Feb. l2-lSpecial.l The ex-
element over the Neal tragedy is undated
Various theories have been advanced and dis
cussed as to how he came TO his death. The
arrest of the negro Morris Gum, i'll Danyille a
few days ago, gives the case more decided
appearance If murder. This negro will be
brought to Ringgold tomorrow for an exami-
nation. The evidence against him seems to tie
purely circumstantial His work was right
near the scene of the murder, and the fact Of
his being flushed with funds directly after the
tragedy are the strong points against him.
Much is expected tomorrow at the examina-
ton.
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Convicted of Murder.

ROANOKE, Va. Feb l2.-William Hassell-
wood, alias Haslip, a white tramp who is ser
wing out "A sentence for vagrancy, was indicted
to-day on the testimony of Detective Camp
bell. Of Ohio, for the murder Of Thomas q.
Massie in DeccmbN He il only twenty three
years old, and is from Pittsylyania county.
1t has been ascertained that he cleared the
snow from the pavement i'll front Of Mr..
Massie's Office a short time before he left for
home and was assaulted. receiving injuries
from which he died, but the police do not be-
ieye he is the murderer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13

Dear Sir,-It is with pleasure that can say g.
yOu that the place you treated on my back },
perfectly well. / had tried many doctors, an
all OF them had failed 10 do me any good. Tie
place first made It's appearance about fourteen
years ago, and continued tO grow until 10 was
made the first treatment. | think IN ab0G.
three months from the time Won first treated me
30 was perfectly well. and now 10 has been cured
some considerably over twelve months. and
all who are afflicted as was that the quicker
they see Dr. Nollard and try his remedy the
best 10 will be for them Yours truly
". L. RAY.
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A Farmer Kills Himself.

WARSAW, Va, Feb. l2-lSpecial. John
jenkins. well-to-do farmer. who re-
sides near Emmerton. Va. committed suicide
at his home Tuesday by blowing the top of his
head of with gun.
The deceased was about 40 years old and
occupied the farm belonging 10 W. 4. Clarke.
of Lancaster county, Pa. He leaves wife
and several children.
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gentleman OF mquestioned character and as
worthy and estimable citizen
GEORGED WISE.
Member Of Congress Third Congressional Dis
trict of Virginia.
RICHMOND, Va. Jan -. 1890
To Whom 70 HiIV COHorH.-l suffered with a
Cancer by several prominent physicians Was
treated by cancer doctor he applied his
Ilasters several times and took n out each time.
but IL returned again After being treated by
him for twelve months without success, / went
10 Dr. \. q. Mollard and. am happy 10 say was
cured IL has been healed about six months. and
mo- signs Of its return. | would recommend Or.
Nolard 10 any one suffering from any such d.
scases. JOHN T. MAYNARD,
Carrier No. r. Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13
THE FERTILIzER QUESTION.
The Border Farmers Alliance to Consider 1t
The Tobacco Season.

DANvnLE, Va, Feb. i2.-tSpecial. The
rain has been falling since last night aud a
glorious tobacco season is at hand The leaf
has been pouring in town all the week and an
Immense quantity is BEING marketed. Prices
remain firm Shipments of manufactured 10.
bacco to-day amounted TO over so 600 pounds
Messrs Cromwell and Thorn. receivers of
the Atlantic and Danyille railway. are out on
a tour 81 Inspection, and spent to-day in this
city looking after the company's property
here.
The Border Farmers Alliance. composed Of
representatives IRON the border COUNTIES of
Virginia and North Carolina. will hold an i'm
portant meeting in this city on tue 18th TO
consider the question of fertilizers lur tae
present year.
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RfCHHOND. Va.

RICHMOND, VA.
Dr. A. G. Wollard is a member Of my pastoral
charge in this city. He Is a Christian gentle
man of unimpeached character, and commands
the respect and confidence of our people. In
curing Cancer. which he makes his speciality
Dr. Wollard has met with remarkable success
and / have no doubt that in every case pre-
sented for his treatment he will live can
aid and Trustworthy opinion. Or. Nollard has
certificates from gentlemen of this city and Of
other places of the very highest character Iesti-
f,iny to his success y. y LAMBETH
Pastor Broad Street Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, Virginia. Now at Lynchburg.
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Negro Baby Murdered.

IRON GATE, Va, Feb. l2.-[Special. IA
negro baby was found dead late Monday
evening inside the city limits IL was nude,
and had an hundred pound rock on it. Atthe
corOner's inquest to-day it was decided that,
it had been murdered by parties unknown. T..
f. }. Pendeton. late of Louisa Courthouse.
made the autopsy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13

Dr.. 4. Il. HOudrd:
Dear Sir.-I write to let you know that my
cancer is cured IL had been IN my left breast
about twelve months, and By the Application ~
your great remedies has been finally cured.
thank Providence that my case was placed M
the reach OF You and your remedies, and hope
that all suffering from that dreadful malay,
cancer" may be- able 10 reach You and os
cured a. have been. Many thanks % you Tor
what you and Your great remedies have done
for me. Respectfully, NJ. A. BAKBEk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13
TOWNSVILLE, AMHERST Co.. Va,
FEBRUARY ~. ~.

Dy. A. T.. WOUGrd-Dedr Sri am glad that
| can inform you that the sore on my face has
entirely healed over. and appears 20 be entirely
well / think 1t wonderful that, under your
treatment, such a large sore SAY H., inches IN
diameter was cured within two months.
Yours truly. HENRY LOVING.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13
ALLEN g. CgNTER
Sixth and Cary and Seventh and Cary StS
AUCTION SALE.

Under AND By VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
I trnst executed 70 me. the undersigned trus-
tee. by William Brand and John HOllamby and
their wives, dated March 3, 1885. and duly re-
corded IN the clerks oiiie OF Hanover County
Court, default having been made IN the pay
ment OF the amount therein secured. and being
thereto required by the beneficiary therein
will, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH II, 1871,
that being court day, offer for sale at public
auction. at Hanover Courthouse, the tract of
land thereby conveyed, containing I7L4 acres.
more or less, and bounded by the lands Of Rich
ard HOllins, Fannie Adams and others
Terms: Cash enough 10 pay of said bond.
amounting TO about $50, and the expenses of
executing this trust, about s2D. and the residue
upon such terms az may be announced at sale
fei3-fr2w GEORGE L. HAW. s. j.
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REGISTER, TOBACCO MIN.
MAIL ROBBERY.
A Negro Rifles the Harrisburg Pouch and
Makes His Escape.

CHARLOTTK, n. g, FtD. IZ.-Ihe UHTrtu
States mail pouch for Harrisburg, N. c., was
riied near the depot in Harrisburg this morn
ing and robbed of its contents. The robbery
was committed by negro named Jim Morris.
alias McCobbins He was seen With num-
Der Of letters which had been IN the pouch.
but after being detected managed to make his
escape. Efforts are being made which will no
doubt lead to his capture.
Parties from Chimney Rock, n. C., were
here to-day en- route To Raleigh to obtain a
charter for an electric railway from Asheyille
to Ruthorfordton via Chimney Rock, also for
a branch road of same system from Tryon
City to Chimney Rock.
The plant will be located at Chimney Rock
where it will have the benefit of the unsur-
passed natural advantages.
The contract for the construction Of an
electric street railway in this city has been
awarded the Edison Company.
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MARYLAND Race Population.

WAsnINGroN. ID. c.. Feb. I2-The race
population Of Maryland was announced by
the census office to-day as follows: Whites,
S24. li9; blacks. 2lS,Os0. Indians. "a; Chinese,
t97; japanese. i47; total, l,042,390.
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j. Z. GORDON.
SourH Bosrov, Va. April 5, ISL

Or. 4. Il. HoJidrd:
Dear Sir-I have waited for three years 10
the cancer on the right side of my face. and
now voluntarily testify both 10 the fact and per-
msnency Of the cure. This do with gratitude
and due appreciation OF your skill and sue
cess. and most earnestly recommend all who are
afflicted with cancers and tumOrs 20 avail them
selves Of Your treatment. Any one desiring
particulars may obtain them ~ addressing
REy. J. II. MAGGENER,
South Boston. Halifax county, Va.
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The Illinois senntorship.

SPRISoFIKLp. ILL.,. Feb, l2-The eightieth.
eighty-fIst. eighty second, eighty-third and
tor resulted Palmer. l0i Lindley. 100 Steel,
8. The session was then adjourned
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Dr. A. r.. HOudrd-Dedr Sri think / can
safely say from experience that your remedy for
the cure OF TumOrs and Cancers Is, beyond
doubt, the best ever known. Long may YOU
live 10 relieve human suffering, both mental ana
physical Yours truly.
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HIcKsYoRD. GREExsvltLy Co, vA.)
Sept. 4, 1870. J

Dr.. A. G.. WoHayd:
Dear Sir,--Please accept my thanks for the
successful! treatment you rendered III the re-
moyal OF the cancer from my hose. II \ now
eight months since you treated ms Ny FANNY
aud neighoors all say II ia u permanent cure
You can res, assured will do you ell the good
can In this county aad state. | remain very
truly yours. JAMES u. DANioA
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PETERSBURG, VA, LITTLE CHURCH STREET, III.

PETERSBURG, VA, LITTLE CHURCH STREET, M
July I. 1884
This il TO certify that | suffered greatly from
Gamer of the brea & OF twelve months standing
Ii gave me much pain Ind uneasiness. 10 was
about The size OF q SILVER dollar when applied
10 Dr Nollard L. undertook my case and after
about four mon'hi treatment was entirely
cured now le-l no sgmptons ~ the disease,
ami can recommend the Doctor 20 all who may
be suffering from such diseases ..
Mrs. SARAH TAYLOR.
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KEMARKABLE oCcuRRENcF.

Those who attended upon the late r. f..
singular occurrence. Mr. Farrington's hair
in his younger days was a dark au-
burn, but in his later years his
hair ard beard were perfectly white. A few
days before he died it was noticed that his
hair and beard were turning dark, and when
he died they were the original auburn OF his
Younger DAYS
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Houss OF REPRESENTATIVES

WAsHIsGroS. d. O.. June :, 1888 !
have known DR. A. q. Wolsrd for several
years and take pleasure in saS ins that he Is
known in Richmond, where he mas resided and
practiced his profession for many years. ~ =
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GEORGE MUM.
WILLIAMSBURG, GREKsDRIrR COUNTY, W. Va,

WILLIAMSBURG. GREESBRIER COUNTY. W. Val
October q, 1886. I
This is 10 certify that suffered with cancer
on my nose OF two years standing. IL was quite
large. covering nearly the entire side OF my
nose Ii was pronounced cancer by several ply
sicians- IL was cured by DR. A c. Wollard. of
Richmond Va. and now IL has been well for
little scar. can recommend the Doctor to al
who may suffer with such diseases.
Respectfully. A. ii. iiANDLEY.