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Memphis, Tenn, 1874.


We the undersigned citizens of Mem
phis, having the pleasure of an acquaiut.
anco with DR., B. r. Thomas, most cordi.
ally recommend him to those afflicted with
chronic and lingering diseases, Cancers.
alcerous and long standing Sores, Scrofu.
IA, &c, and as gentleman aud physician
worthy of all confidence.


Fred. P. Stanton, Rep. in Congress w.


c. Dunlap, Judge Circuit Court; j. J.


Finley, Mayor; E. J. Shields, r. X.


Turnage, P. G. Gaines, Att'ys; Henry


Van Peli, Editor; Thomas e. Johnson,


Commercial Hotel; ]. NJ. Fletcher, of


Central House; John @. Bostick, Ex


change Hotel; Mrs. d. d Worsham g.


Son, Richmond House w. II. Henrie.


Gayoso House Watson * Williams. !.


IL. Reynolds, Jennings 81 Osgood, II.


Test, Cock & Bohannon, Druggists


S. Fowlkes, Kirk & Thomas, d. Park.


Merchants; w. L. Tannehill, Booksel.


ler; r. L. Kay, Cumberland Iron store.


Shelby county, State of Tenn.


This is to certify that my negro woman.
Aarriett, was for four years afflicted with
very bad Cancer, which took off a con-
siderable portion Of her nose, ate through
her upper lip, attacked her throat, and
destroyed part of The roof of her mouth
and palate. Several of the most celebra-
ted cancer doctors had tried to cure il, but
IN vain. DIR. B. II. Thomas undertook il.
but not with the expectation of performing
a cure, for he believed it to be too far
gone, and entirely out of the reach of re.
medy, but to test the power and efficacy
of new remedy, he tried the experiment.
lie has removed all cancerous appearan.
ces, and healed the lip, nose and throat 10
all appearance perfectly sound and well.
which | consider the greatest cure | have
ever seen in my life. Also, had three
negroes afflicted with dropsy-one of them
woman about so years of age, and bad
case all three were cured in a short lime
b9 Dr. Thomas. From my personal ac-
qualntance with the Doctor and his prac-
tlce, most cordially recouanand him a.