Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24
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ew5ra statea.e,a of David McCreary, Of Napier
Township, Beiionl cnu!.ty;
IN tpr3i, 1876. near | can remember, a
ANAL ,!nplc made its appearance my upper lip,
which soon became ebllrged AND sore uset
I.iccs OF sorrel and wash of blue! vitiio with
IN, eTvc Finding the sore extending, | e.tll,sd on
N. Ell. Of SchclISburg who pronounced it CAN
GER. aEi prescribed wash of sugar of lead and
IrraJ pouliceS Finding these remedies of no
,yail. / Gated upon DR.. Shailec of Dayi isriile,
Somerset countY who also pfohpuneei the disease
Cncar and gave me internal and external remedies
4bc lutter consisting principally of caustie; but
al - no purpose, as the disease continued spread
f,,f,.yirl the a0sc. | next usail preparation of
oroapie in sae form Of salvc. This for time
cbacked tiis lsease, blt the inf nlltion soon in
cr.,e. | next called upon Sr. Stltler of ST.
~ ;r>ylle Bedford county, who also pronounced
ths t;srsse Caaecr, and applied save said to be a
never falling remeiy, but it had no effect whatever
IN checking lie spread Of the sore, In December,
of III, slme year, thu disease bad eaten away j
gre tel pat ot my upper lip, AM hal attacked the
gos. wh.a 'g tut to Cincinnati where consulted
Pa r = NcwtoI, Of the Electic Medic Il College.
n, pronounced the disease cutaneous Cancer,
sr-,rr. FeItl Is an inorlinate use of mercury
Ve a,,l s,i lilld zinc ointment, and gave intern-l
,omrties Ny face healed up but the inf tmation
X not thotouzhly remoye1. In Febury, lS5 !,
h..onOunecd me cured, ana lett ior home In
A., ~ disease again r turned and SO violent was
t..p,iE thst could not rest at night. Late III
Nav returned TO Cincinnati, and again placed
mrs.lf urder the chstgeef Or. Newton, with whom
| Irsmainea until September, during which time be
Us.i ev cry known remedy, anu partly succeeded in
checki1g the dsease,slglt when | returned home
tcrs we're stilI thrje tlischarging ulcers upon my
ace. / continued using Newton's preparations,
ami also medicine that got from DR.. Ely, but the
Career continued growing until it had eat off the
n sJe of my nose, fhe greater portion Of my left
cieaS ana lad attacked ny left eye. had given up
al hope Of ever being cured since DR.. Ely said he
could OILY give relief hut that cure WAS impos-
siIle In March, 1858, bought bottle OF 'Blood
Scealchcr,' but | must confess that had no faith
init l was very weak when comm need taking
It; hut found that gained strength day by day.
snd also that tue ulcers commenced drying up.
continued and when the third bottle was taken m.
face was healed as If by miracle. | used forth
bottle and have been healthier since than ] have
bsea for the | ,st seven years. Although my face
is sadly disagurci, ansStili grateful 10 d behi
PrJvidauea who has spared my life, and which has
been done through the instrumentalty of LINDSEY
IYPRoyED BLooD SEARoHER.
DAVIDMcCREARY.
Sworn and subscribed, this lst day OF August,
A. D. 1853. before me, one of the Justices of the
Peace in and for the Borough Of Hollidayshurg,
blair county, Pa.
Witness u. j. Jones.
JOHN CORLEY, J. p.