The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19
YIlHE GREAT PURIFTERt-
Il TIE WORLD CHALLENGER
TO PRODUCE IT'S EQCALy
THE BLOOD SEARCHEK t
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GIORIOUSLY TRIUMPHANT
Sworn statement Of David McCreary. Of Ma
pier Township, Bedford county:
In April, 1853, as near as can remember, .
small pimple made its appearance on my up-
per lip, which soon became enlarged and sore.
used poultices 81 sorroi and wash OF blus
.v!triol, without effect. Finding the sore az
tcrding, ! called on DR.. Fay, Of scheIIsburg,
who pronounced II n Cancer, and prescribsd
wash ~ sugar Of Lead and bread pouitices.--
Finding these remedies OF no avail, 7 called ON
DR.. Shaffar, Of Davidsville, Somerset county.
who slso pronounced the disease Cansrr, and
gave me Internal and external remcdie.-Jthe
latter consisting principally OF caustic; hut All
to no purpose, as the disease continued ts1
ward the nose. next used a propagation Of
arsenic, in the form of salve. This for a tims
checked the disease, but the inflammation sonR
increased. next called upon Dr. StatIcr ~
81. Clairsvllle, Bedford county, who also pro-
nounced the disease Cancer. and applied a
s',lvo said To be never failing remedy. but it
had no effect whatever In checking the sprend
lof the sore. In December, of the same wear.
the disease had eaten away y greater ,,sr, ~
my upper lip, and had attacke d the nose. when
went 10 Cincinnati. where I consulted pruf
II. 3. Newton, Of tho Eloctic Medicai Co,eea.
lie pronounced the disease "a cutaneous san.
lcer,superinduced by an inordinatc use of
mercury" He applied mild zinc ointment,
and gave me internal remedies. Ny face heal.
cd up but the inflammation was not thoroughlr
removed. In February 1857, he pronounced
nc NuToU, anu ] IClt IpF nnnD. In AnriI the
disease again returned and so violent was the
pain that could not rest at night. Late in Nav
Returned 10 Cincinnati. and again PLACED m v.
self under tho charge OF DR.. Newton, with
whom ] remained until September, during
which time he used every known remedy. and
partly succeeded in checking the diseas.' hnt
when returned home there were still ,hres
dischargng ulcers upon my f,re. Icuntinned
using NewtOns preparations, and Also mrJi.
cine that got from DR.. Ely, hut III. Canrrr
continued growing until IL lad rut OIL the len
sdo of my nose, the greater portion Of iay left
check, and had attacked my len eye. I had
given up al hope OF ever being cured, siucs
DR.. Ely said he could only give relief; but that
cure was impossible. In March, Isss, I
bought bottle Of BLOOD Scarcher," hut T
must confess that had no faith IN IL. / wa.
very weak when commenced taking II; but
found that ] gained strength day BY day, and
ALSO that the ulcers commenced dry Inc up, 1
continued, and when the third bottle WAS "a.
ken my face was healed "a If by n m,racs I
used fourth bottle, and have been healthier
since than have been for the last seven yeHr,
Although my face ID sadly disiigured, nm
still grateful to u benign Providence who has
spared my life, and which has been done
through the instrumentaiity or LINDSEY . In.
PROVED BLOOD SKARcHER.
DAVID MCREARY.
Sworn and subscribed, this Jist day VI A,,.
gust, A. ID. 1853, befUre me. one nT the Jus.
tices Of the Peace IN and fpr the borough "
Holdaysburg, Blair county Pa.
Witness-U. J. JOsEs. J.GORLEY, Up.