Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-11-03
rTuiE GREAT PURtFIERl-
tHr woRlb CHALLENGED r.
.E.u-rO PRODUCE ITS EQUAL,
RU~THE BLOOD sBARCHER
AnYTrgt ruflf ann A 4 q

~ uLuhi III lNll MluANlt
Sworn statement Of pasid McCrvary, Of Napier
township Bedford county;
In April, 1856, os noag 40 can tcmembor
small pimple made its uppegrgnco on my upper
lip, which soon became enlarged and surv.
used popltces Of sorre dnd wash Of blue Wit
hol, without effect. Finding the sore extend
ing | called on Dr Ely, Of schelsblirg VIII,
pronounced it CANCER, and prescribed wSsi
Of sugar Of lead, aud bread poulGces, Finding
these remedies Of no avail ! called on Dr. ShuG
fer, Of Davidsyillc Somerset county, who also
pronounced the disease Cancer, and gave me in.
tcrna and external rcmcdcs--thc latter consist
ngprincipaly caustic; but all TO no purpose, n
tho disease continued spreading toward the muse.
next used preparation Of arsenic ia the form
Of salye. This for time checked the disease,
but the inflammation soon increased. ] next called
OH pr. StGtlcr Of St. Clairs vile, Bedford equity
who also pronounced tho disease Canccr, and an.
Piled II snlve said TO be never failing remedy,
but il had no effect whatYerin in ohouking the sprcat
Of the sore. In December Of the same year, tho
disease had entep away greater part OF my upper
lip, and had attacked tho nose, when / went tq
CINCINNATI, where | consulted Prof. X. s. Nov
ton, of the Elettic Medical College He pronoun
ced the disease 'n cutOneOus Cancer, superindu-
cod by an inorlnato use Of mercury" He au
piled mild 2ino ointment, and gave me internal
remedies. My face heGlsd up, but the nnama.
ton was not thoroughly removed. In Februuy
1857, he prnOunced me cured, and | left for
home. In April the disease again returned and
50 violent was the pain that could no, rest at
night. Late in May | returned TO Cincinnati, and
again placed myself under the charge Of DR.. New
ton, with whom | remained until September, du-
ring which time he used every known remedy,
and partly succeeded in checking the disease, but
whom returned home there were three discharg-
ing dlc6ts upon my face. i continued using New
tons preparations, and also medicine that | got
from DR.. Ely, but the Cancer continued growing
until it had eat of the lctt eide Of my nose, the
greater portion Of my LEFT chcek and lad anaclcd
my icG eye. l had given up all hope Of ever be-
ing curcd, slnce DR.. Ely sold be could only give
relief; but thnta'cure was impossible In March
1858 / bought bottle of Blood Searcher;" but
must confess that L had 20 faith in it. wus
very weak when | commenced taking it, but /
found that gained strcnuth day by day, aud al
that the ulcers commenced drying up. / con-
tinued, and when the third hcttlo vas taken my
face was healed if by miracle. used u
fourth bottle, and | have been healthier since
than / have been for the last seven years. Al
though my face is sadly disfgured, | am still
grateful TO benign Providence who has spared
10y life and which has been done all through the
fundamentally of LlNDsEY's IMPROVED BLOop
SRARCHER. DAVID McCREARl.
Sworn and subscribed, this 3lst day Of August
A. Il. 1855 before NE, one Of the Justices of
the Peace in and for the Borough Of Holidays
berg, Blair county, Pa.
Witncss--U. j. Jones. JOHN C0RLEY, J. p