{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
was very thirsty, and requested my people
to bring me some cider, Of which / drank
freely, as it was as sweet as if it had come
new from the press. l drank freely for
three days, and on the 4th / began to dis
charge stones again, which gave me great
reliet. then for the first time began to
think it was the cider that brought the
stones away from me. ! continued drink
ing the boiled cider, and the stones kept dis
charging. 1t is now about four months since
any came from me, and for about eight
months have had no pain worth mention
ing, and can ride In any carriage without
any Inconvenience from my dreadful COM
plant. | still continue drinking sweet cider
when can get it, and when l cannot use
the boiled, and have reason to believe, and
do believe, by continuing to drink Of that,
with the help of God, l shall never be trou-
bled with that complaint again.


From the publc's humble servant,
JOHN NELSON.
Saltwater, August I7th, 1925.