The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-20
LINDSEY'S IMPROVED
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THE ONLY ACKNOWLEDGED REMEDIAL
AGENT FOR IMrURITY OF THE
sEm BLOOD, THAT DOES IT'S WORK
THOROUGHLY, xFFEcr.
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Female Complaints, and all Diseases havln
THAR origin in an impure state Of the Blood
Every Agent who has this medicine for sale
has circulars on hand containing certificate
from persons who have been cured by its use
Many Of them are desperate cases, and com
mend themselves to the attention Of those ai
ficted with any of the above diseases. Tn
following certificate alone is selectsd, a
carrying with 1t the most indubitable evidenc
Of the virtues Of this wonderful medicine.
Sworn statement Of David M 'Creary, Of Ma
pier Township, Bedford county:
In April. 1856, as near as can remember,
small pimple made its appearance on my up
per lip, which soon became enlarged and sore
fused poultices Of sorrel, and wash Of blu,
vitrol, without effect Finding the sore ex
tending, / called on DR.. Ely, Of Sohellsburg
who pronounced it Cancer, and prescribed Q
wash Of sugar Of lead and bread poultice.-
Finding these remedies Of no avail, called
upon DR.. Shaffer, Of Davidsville, Somerset
county, who also pronunced the disease Can.
Ger, md gave me internal and external reme-
dies--t the latter consisting principally Of caus-
tic; but all to no purpose. as the disease con
hnued spreading toward the nose. l next us
ell preparation Of arsnic, in the form OF
salve. This for time checked the disease
but the inflammation soon increased l next
called upon DR.. Stratler, of st. Clairsville.
Bedford county, who also pronounced the di'
sease Cancer, and applied salve said to be a
never failing remedy, but it had no effect what
ever in checking the spread Of the sore. In
December, of the same year, the disease
had eaten away greater part ofmy upper lip,
and he'd attacked the nose, when | went to
Cincinnati, where consulted Prof r. s. New
ton, Of the Eclectic Medical College. He pro
nOunced the disease IA cutaneous Cancer, su.
perinduced by an lnordinate use of mercury"
He applied mild zinc ointment, and gave me
internal remedies. My face healed up, but
the inflammation was not thoroughly removed.
In February he pronounced me cured, and
left for home. In April the disease returned,
and SO violent was the pain that could not
rest at night. Late in May returned to Gin
clDnati, and again placed myself under the
charge Of Dr. Newton, with whom remained
until September, during which time he used
every known remedy, and partly succeeded in
checking the disease. but when ! returned
home there were still three discharging ulcers
upon my face. continued using Newton's
preparations, and also medicine that got
from Dr. Ely, but the cancer continued grow
ing until It had eat off the left side Of my
nose, the greater portion Of left cheek; and at
tackled my left eye. had given up all hope
Of ever being cured, since DR.. Ely said be
could only give relief. but that cure was
impossible. In March. 1858, l bought bot
tie of "Blood Searcher;" but l must confess
that / had no faith in it. l was very weak
when commenced taking it; but found that
I gained strength day by day, and also the ul
GERS commenced drying up. l continued, and
when the third bottle was taken my face was
healed as if by miracle. used afourth bot
tie, and have been healthier since than l have