Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-17

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| to the following certificates. However great a.
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| NEWARK, N Dec 10, 1912
| Messrs Sands: Gent-Words cannot express
the gratitude feel 70, your treatment to me
stranger suffering under one of The most loatbsome
diseases that nature is capaele of bearing The
disease with which was afflicted commenced
with inflammation Of the eyes. in the year 1886.
which caused almost total blipdness For this
vas treated and finally relieved, bot the remedies
were such "a TO cause the develope men, Of scrof
uIous affection on my left arm near the elbow.
| The pam extended from the shoulder 10 the
end OF nv fingers, and Tor Two years my suferines
we're beyond description tried various rene
dies and consulted different Physicians in New
York, and among them the late Dr. Bushe; he told
me the disease Of the arm was caused by The ia,g.
! quantity of mercury taken to cure the infiamma-
4 tion Of the eyes
Ny suferings continued, the arm enlarged, to-
mors formed in different places. and in a few
months discharged, making ten r inning ulcers ~
one time, some above and some below the elbow
and the discharge was so offensive That no poison
could bear TO be ~ the room where Was thrr
! applied to another distinguished Physician WIN"
told me smPutation OF the arm as The only thing
that could save my lie, as II was impossible 40
cure so dreadful disease; but as was unwilling
10 consent I" IL he recommended me TO use Saaim's
Panacea freely, which did without deriving but
| llliie beneht. For three years wes unable 10
raise my hand to my head OF comb my HAIR, and The
scrofua now made us appearance on my bead, des
troying the bone'in different places, causing ex
tensVe nicetations ana feared u might reach aud
| destroy the brain--the heal swelled very much
accompanied with violent pain, numerous exter
nal remedies were recommended, but they did no
COOL. About year since was taken severely
Ill with swelling OF the body from head TO foot,
40 that was entirely helpless, tho Doctor advised
me to go to the hospital, Tor he did not understand
my case for the last few months had been at
licted witha pain on both sides, at illness so hard