Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-03-25
rFvI3E GREAT PURIrIER-l
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Eg-GLORI0US TRIUMPHANT!
Sworn statement Of David McCreary, Of n apier
Township, Bedford countgi
In april, 1856. near as can remember, a
small pimpe made its appearance on my upperlip,
which soon became epldrged and sore, ] usei
policies of sorrel, and wash Of blue yitrol With
out effect Finding the sore extending, callsG on
Dr. Ely, Of Seheisbnrg, Who pronuunced il CAN
GER, and prescribed wash Of sugar OF lead and
bread peuliices. Finding these remedies of no
avail, called upon Dr.. Shater, Of Dayi5sYile,
Somerset copotY, who also pronounced the disease
Cancer, and gave me internal and external remedies
Tho latter consisting priDcipaiiy Of canstie; but
all TO no purpose, the disease continued spread
ing toward tie nose. next useia 2 Preparation Of
ayseric, in the form Of saive. This for q time
ciee.ed the disease, but tA. in1ATaation soon in
creased. I nezt called upon DR.. Stailer Of ST.
ClairsT lie, Beofera e0untt, who also pronounced
tie disease Canctr ;.-d applied salye said 70 be q
falling remedy bun il s'ad n9 effect Whatever
N cEeeaiGg ii!e spread 81 tte s-r. ~ DsceinDeli
Of ia sumo year, tlr. disease ia,. easea away
greater part a my upper lip. asid had azIseke he
nose: when went 10 Cincinnati, wfiereI coisa,e1
Prot. Il. 5. Newton, of tha EIectic Medical College
superinduc,d BY inorGTnate use of mefcurv -
He applied mid zinc ointment and gaze iatern.l
remedies. My face healed IN. hu. tho inf flmgtion
nct thoroughly removed. Ia Fet.t4ry. IS5-
he prenounccd me cured, and lett fer nome In
April thc disease again returned and SO riolrut was
the pain that could noi rest at nig.t. Late in
May I returned t. CiGIi>R.ti, an3 again placed
aiyseh under tic ehalge II ljg Newton, with whom
! remained Until September during which time Ii.
used every known remedy, and partly succeeded in
eaeckirg tie dseae,, lut Nhea / re.urntla i.os44
t'cre We're still taree disci1rgiae ulcers upon my
face. confined using Newtcn's prerardtions.
ard also medicine fisst go. From. DF. Ely but tie
lancer continued grewiag antii il had e5t oT Ike
ie siae q ny hoSe tie gyeater portion Of mn lej7
oaeek, a'd dai attacked aag lel egc had given a.,
III hope Ct egei Being cured since Dr. Ely said lie
could only give rel.f; hat that cure Was rapss-
siile II March, 1888. bought bottle Of Blood
oceafchers' bat mus. confess that lad no fai;h
in it sas very wrak VIXEN ! commenced taking
q; i'it j found that gained strength day by DAY
-ad asoti1i tie ulcers commenced drs ing up.
continued, ard When BE tar 81 ~ was taken nv
aee was healcd as il by anirscie. / used & forth
bottle, and haye been healthier since thaa l have
is ssdiy esiig~csj, ( m still grateful . bc.ga
troviGelc a ho has spared iny llie and which has
b(eG done through the inSirlnea;aty OF Is!yDszx's
IMPROVED BLoop NEkECHER. u. HCCRRARy
Sworn and su.scgibed, this 3lst day oi August
A. ID. 1855. before me, one OF The Justices Of Il
Pesce il and for the Borough of Holiday ays6urg
Blair county. Pa
Ni;ness-- I. J. Ices.
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