The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-12
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THE BLOOD sEARCHER


Sworn statement Of David McCreary. Of Ma
pier Township, Bedford county:
In April, 1855. as near ~ can remember,
small pimple made its appearance ON my MP
per lip, which soon became enlarged and sore,
vitriol, without effect. FINDING tho sore ex.
tending, called on DR.. Ely, OF ScheIlsburg,
who pronounced II q Cancer, and prescribed a
wash OF sugar Of Lead and bread poultices.-
Finding these remedies Of no avail, called on
DR.. ShafFer, of Davidsville, Somerset county.
who also pronounced the disease Cancer, and
gave mo internal and external remedies-ths
latter consisting principally OF caustic; but all
To no purpose, as the disease continued TO.
ward the nose | next used preparation Of
arsenic, IN the form Of salve. This for a timr
checked the disease, but the inflammation soon
increased. next called upon DR.. Statlcr "
st. Clairsville, Bedford county, who alsp pro.
nouncod the disease Cancer, and applied u
salye said to be never failing remedy, hut IL
had no effect whatever in checking the spread
of the sore. In December, Of the same year.
the disease had eaten away u greater mart of
my upper lip. and had attacked tho nose, when
went TO Cincinnati. where consulted Prof.
=. s. Newton, Of the Electic Medical College.
He pronounced the disease IN cutaneous Can.
eel, er,supernduced by AN inordinate use OF
mercury" lie applied mild zinc ointment,
and gave me internal remedies. Ny face heal.
Cd up, ont tue Inflammation was not thoroughly
removed. In February 1857, he pronounced
me cured, and lett for home. In April tho
disease again returned and 80 violent was thc
pain thatl could not rest at night. Late In Nav
oturned to Cincinnati, and again placed INV.
self under the charge OF DR.. Newton, with
whom | remained until September, during
which time he used every known remedy, and
partly succeeded in checking the disease, but
when returned home there were still three
dscharging ulcers upon my face. Icnntinued
using Newton's preparations, and also medi.
cine that got from DR.. Ely, but the Cancer
continued growing until IL bad cut of the left
side OF my nose, the greater portion Of MY left
cheek, and had attacked my left eve. had
gwen up all hope OF ever being cured, since
DR.. Ely said he could only give relief; but that
u cure was impossible. In March, 1853, I
bought bottle Of "Blood Searcher," !" but
must confess that had no faith in II. I was
very weak when commenced taking Il; but
found that gained strength day by day, and
also that the ulcers commenced drying up.
continued, and when the third bottle was t..
ken my lace WAS healed rs " by a miracle. 1
used fourth bottle, and have been healthier
since than have been for the last seven years
Although my face Ia sadly disiigured, I am
still grateful to II benign Providence who has
spared my life, and which has been done
through the instrumentality Of LIApsKY's In.
PROVED BLOOD SEARcHRR.
DAVID M'CREARY.
Sworn and subscribed, this 3lst day OF Au.
gust, A. ID. 1853, before me, one of the Jus.
tees OF the Peace In and for tho Borough OF
Holidaysburg, Blair county Pa.
Witness-U. j. JONES. J.G0RLEY, JP.