The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-02-18
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GLORlOUSIY TRIUMPHANT
Sworn statement of David McCreary. of Ma
iier Township, Bedford county,
In April. ls56. ~ near as can remember
mall pimple made lis appearance on my ~
,tr lip, which soon became enlarged and sore
used poultloes OF sorrel, aud y wash Of blue
yjtriol without effect. Finding the sore ex
lending. I called on pr. Ely, Of Schellsburg
Who pronounced u Cancer, and prescribeda B
wash Of sugar Of Lead and bread poultices.-
Finding these remedies Of no avail, called o.
DR.. Shaffer, Of Davidsville, Somerset county
who also pronounced the disease Cancer, and
ave me internal and external remedes--the
after consisting principally Of caustic: but AL
To no purpose, as the disease continued to.
ward the nose. 7 neyt used y preparation y,
arsenic, in the FORM OF fsaivc. This for a tim
checked the disease. hut the inflammation soon
ncreased. next called upon Or. Statler o.
u. Chirsville, Bedford county. who also pro
bounced the disease Cancer, and applied n
,alve said to he Il never failing remedy. but II
had no effect whatever IN checking tile spread
,f The sore In December, Of the same year,
the disease had eaten away II greater part Oi
nv upper lin. and had attacke Il the nose. when
went to Cincinnati. whe"e consulted Prof.
n. &. Newton. of the Electic Medical College.
! Tie pronounced the disease ~ cutanoous Can.
rer. r.superinduced by An inordinate use oi
mercury" lie applied mild Yinc ointment,
and gave mc internal remedies. Ny face heal
ed up. hut the inhlmItiun was not thoroughly
rcmnyed. IN February 1861, he pronounced
INC cured. and I ott for home. In April the
N snase again returned and 81 violent WAS the
main that could not rest At night. Late in May
1 oturncd tu Cincinnati, and again placed my
self under the clarge of w. Newton. Will
whom I remained until September. durini
which time he used every known remedy, ant
partly succeeded in checking the disease, bu
when returned home there were still thrct
.dischargng ulcers upon my face. IcOntinuc,
/, using Ncwt0n's preparations. and also med
, cine that got from pr. Ely, bgt the Canoe
continued growing uatil II had cut or the lei
/, side of my nose, the greater portion Of MY lei
y rhcek. and had attacked my left eve. | ha
gwen up all hope Of ever heing cured. sine
Dr. Ely said he coud only give relief; hut tha
cure Was impossible. IN March, 1858.
= bought bottle of blood Searcher," but
, must confess that had no faith In Il. | wa
found that | gained strength day by day. An
J. also that the ulcers q, mmenrcd drying ny.
continued and when the third bottle was I.
!, ken my face was healed AS Il bv a miracle.
Il used fourth hottie, and ! have been healthiC
since than have hccu lur the last seven year
.' Although my face Is sadly diSligurcd. ! Il
= :, II grateful IT, Il benign Providence who III
= .lnrcd my liie and which has been dni
ttroush the 'it>trumcntadty of btND.gy's ]
81 PROVED BLOOD SEtRCuER
u DAVID NCREARY.
Sworn and subscribed. tins 3lst day uf A
: gust, \. u. lNiS, h"f,rc me, one Oi tho Jt
l tees of the Peace in and for the Borough
!! Ilrldayshur:. lIllr c"unty Pa.
u WitncH II. J. JnNgS. J.GORLEY, J T.