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with Poison Oak that she could scarcely see, one eye being entirely<br />

closed. As I had not used all of the powder, my mother promptly<br />

mailed what was left to Gladys. Three days later our bell rang and in<br />

came Gladys, locking like a picture in her new Easter hat and brim-<br />

ming over with gratitude for the wonderful remedy. Before I went to<br />

San Anselmo in 1924, I got some more of the powder. I didn't con-<br />

tract Poison Oak this time, but two other boys did. I gave them some<br />

of the powder, and after but two or three applications their Poison Oak<br />

not only ceased to spread, but dried up and disappeared.<br />

In closing, I want to say that although <strong>FONG</strong> <strong>WAN</strong> has an envi-<br />

able fundamental knowledge of the properties and uses of Chinese<br />

Herbal Remedies, he does not rely entirely upon what he already knows,<br />

but continues to study and think. He accomplishes so many big things<br />

that he doesn't consider the drying up of a case of Poison Oak worthy<br />

of mention, but I do. Therefore I am giving this unsolicited testimonial.<br />

CHESTER LAWRENCE.<br />

(Verified 1932)<br />

TESTIMONY GIVEN BY MRS. J. CALLAHAN in the Southern<br />

Division of the UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT for the North-<br />

ern District of California.<br />

The following excerpts are from the transcript, Vol. 4, pages 300-<br />

306, March 8, 1932:<br />

Defense Attorney: Q. "Will you kindly state to the jury your<br />

first connection with Fong Wan, >and just what you applied to him for,<br />

and what happened. Just state it in your own words? A. I suffered<br />

very badly with my thighs. They had been infected in a hospital. The<br />

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agony was very great. I went to him to get something to alleviate the<br />

agony, not to help me, because nothing can be done permanently for<br />

me. He alleviated the agony to a marked extent.<br />

Yes.<br />

Q. That was with respect to the infection on your thigh? A.<br />

Q. After that period of time did you have occasion to apply to<br />

him for relief again? A. Yes.<br />

Q. In what year was that, Mrs. Callahan ? A. That was approxi-<br />

mately the 4th or 5th of last November, 1931. It was just this last<br />

November.<br />

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