Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-02-18
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Sworn statement OF David McCreary, Of Napier
Township, B .diord county
t. Apstl 1856, as near as ] can remember, a
small linple made its appearance my upper lip,
which soon became enlarged and 1 used
poices of soIrel, and a wash Of blue YttIol, with
out effect, Finding the sore extending. called on
Dir. Ely. of Schellsburg who pronuunced it CAN
GER, and prescribed wash oi sugar Of lead and
brctl Dunl!ieeS. Finding these remedies of no
avail, | called upon DR.. Shaitr OF DaYidsyille,
Somerset county who also pronounced the disease
Cancer, and gave internal and external remedies
the latter consisting principally Of cahstie; but
ell TO no purpose, as the disease continued spread
ing toward the nose next usei i preparation Of
arsenic, in the form Of salve. This for time
CHECKED the disease. bat the inflmafion soon IN
creased. / next called npon DR.. Statler of ST.
Ci4ifssile, Bedford county, who also pronounced
tlle disease Cancer, ana applied salYe said TO be
never falling remedy, bu. it had eject whatever
Ia checking tic spread Of the sore. III December,
Of the same year, ia; disease rad eaten away a
greater part OF my upper lip. an had attacked the
nose, when I went to Cincinnati, where | consulted
Prof r. ). Newton, oil the Electc Medical College.
lie pronounced te disease cutQncous Cancer,
superintluced by an nordiuate Use Il mercury -
He applied mild zine eminent, and gave iatcissl
ienledies. Ny f4ee healed up lar lac inf ulaii,5.
WIS not tho.OuGbly removed. In Febuqry. IS5
he pronounced me- cured, and lat .3r home +.
April the disease again returned and 50 violent
tlie pain that could not rest it night. Late in
May retained 10 CinciAnati and again placed
myself under the charge cf Dr.. Newton, with whom
[ remained until September, during which time he
used every known remedy. and partly succeeded in
checking the disease, hat when 1 returned home
tlere still three disciiArgiBg ulcers rpon my
lacc. | continued using Ncwtou's preparations,
and also medicine that got from Dir. Ely, but the
Cancer canGuued growing Until it had eal off The
lei gils OF nay nose, the greater portion Of my lgf
cieeif end hqi attacked my ieft eye. had given up
all hope Of ever being cured since Dr. Ely said he
coull only give relief but that a was impos-
sii.le. In March. 1853, bought bottle Of Blood
Sce.rclcr, but | must confess that had no faith
Ia Il. was very weak when | commenced taking
Il ; Lut found tl9at gained strength day by day,
and also that the ulcers commenced drying up. j
continued and when the third bottle was taken my
face mas healed il by miracle. / used for.h
botls and ,ayc been healthier since thaa have
been for the IS. seven years. Although my flee
is diy disiigurcd, am still grateful to a benign
Proyilene who las spared my life, and which has
b,rn duo Though hcinstrumentslity Of LINDSEY
IHPRpyED BLOOD SrARCnER. y. MCCREART.
Sworn an! subscribed, this 3lst day OF August,
y d 1893 before me. one of re Justices nf the
Peace IN ani for il.e Bo.ougt of Holliiaysturg,
il-iir county, Pa.
MINES L j. Je cs.
JOHN COKLEy, :. ?.