The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-01-14
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THE BLOOD SEARCHEB
GLORlOUsLY TRIUMPHANT

THE BLOOD sEARCHEB
GLoRl0UsLY TRIUMPHANT
Sworn statement Of David MoCrssry. Of Ma
pier fSwgshlp, Bedford eoupsy,
small piropis made its appearances on my UP
lpsr LIP, which soon became enlarged aud sore
J usse popltiess Of sorrsi, and \ wash Of blus
vltrioi, without eject. Finding the sore sx
tending, ! osllsd en- pr. Ely, OF sehell,burs
wash ofsugsr Of Lead and bread poultioss -
Finding these remedies OF no avail, I called OF
Dr.. shaffsr, Of Davidsville, Somerset county
who also pronounced the disease Cancer, ant
gave me Internal and external rsmedics-tbs
latter consisting principally Of caustic: but VII
to no purpose, as the disease continued to
ward the nose. next used a preparation o
arsenic. IN the form OF ssivs. This for a tms
checksd tho disease, but the inflammation soon
increased. next called upon DR.. St,tler a.
st. Clairsville, Bedford county, who also pro.
nounced the disease Cancer. and applied =
salvo said to he n never failing remedy but IL
had no effect Whatever In checking the spread
~ the sore. In December, Of the same year,
the disease had eaten away " greater part ol
my upper lip. and had attack q d the nose, whcu
went to Cincinnati. where I consulted Prof
u. :. Newton, Of tho Eisctio Medical College
lie pronounced the disease ''n cutsneous Can
cer,super,hdmced by an inordinate use o
mercury lie applied mild zino ointment
and gave me internal remedies Afy face hoaI
ed up, but tue inflammation was not thoroughly
removed. In February 1857. he pronounced
mo cured, and lon fir homo. In Aprjl ,lr
dsease again returned and ~ violent was IN,
pain that could not rcst at night, Late i'm May
returned to Cincinnati. and again placed my.
self under the Charge OF DR.. Newton, viii
whom J remained until September. during
Which time lie used every known remedy. and
partly succeeded In checking tho disease, but
when returned home there wero stin three
dischHrging ulcers upon my face. Icontinuet
using Newton's preparations. and also incj
cino that got from Dr. Ely, but the Canoe,
continued growing until II had cut uir tho lef
'lde ui my nose, tho greater portion of ihy ler
cheek, and rad attacked my loft eye. hat
gwen up all hope or ever being cured sine,
DIR. Ely said he could only give relief but tina
4 cure was impossible. In March, 1855.
Dought u bottle of 'lilood Scarcher," but
must confess that had no faith IN II. I WA
very weak when commenced taking II: but
fnurl that gained strength day by day, anc
ilso mat the ulcers commenced drying up.
continued, and when the third bottle was IA
Hcn my lace was healed as II by miracle.
used fourth bottle, and have been healthier
since than have been for the last seven wears
Although my face Ia sadly disfigured, | AN
still grateful to Il benign Providence who ha,
spared my liio. and which has been don,
through the instrnmentalty of LiSDsEy's In
PROVED BLOOD SEARciiER.
DAVID M'CREARY.
Sworn and subscribed, this 3lst day of An
gust, a. ID. lh5S, before me. ono of the Jus
,iccs Ut the Peace In and for the Borough o
Holidaysburg, Blair county Pa.
Witness-U. J. JOSgs. J.GORLEY, Up.