From the Albany Daily Advertiser.
RELIEF FOR THE GRAVEL.
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We publish the following for the bendit
Of the public. 1t comes from an aged and
sensible, though unlettered farmer of or
acquaintance, and we give his own lai-
guage.


Io all who are, or may be afflicted with
that painful disorder called the Gravel, Il
Stone, with which have been afflicted about
~ years, and for about 9 years extremely
bad, so that it has been very difficult for me
to ride in any wheel carriage; and for about
three years past, have been so great part
OF the time that my life was despaired of,
and often did think that could not live
from one day to another. 1t has pleased the
Almighty God to point out remedy for my
renef, tor which have reason to be thank
iult to Him tor his mercy to me. ! have
peen doctorlng tor many years, with almost
every Kind ot medicine that | could hear of,
but to no purpose. The medicine that has
helped me was accidental, and unheard of
tome. About the middle OF October, 1928,
mad some cider made; and | drank of it
very freely for about s or 9 days, and then
tnere came from me stone three quarters
OF an inch long and little over half an inch
Wide, with great deal of pain.- Shortly af-
Ter found great relief, and | continued
drinking the new cider as it came from the
press, and the stones continued discharging.
when the cider became tart, left off drink
lhg' and shortly after the stones stopped
coming from me. was then more distress
sea than ever, and was confined to my bed
and SO distressed that it seemed as if could
not live from one hour to another for about
rihe MI, weeks. 1t so happened that my peo.
PIE mad, from the first cider made in Octo-
pei, per and the same as l had first drank Of,
oem oo,ea three barrels down to one, and put it
'eilar' and when lay in snch great distress