New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17
TO A DISCERNING PUBLIC.

TO A DISCERNING PUBLIC.
SeEpreservaon is an inherent principle firmly seated IN
The heart OF He aghts upon the shores Of Time 'he
most helpless OF all Gods creatures bu las as feaoh
rcars her Standard he and thinks and epcces him
self with objects o! protection being endowed with thai
most noble intellect which distinguishes him as the head OF all
By his power mountains leveed rivers turned from
their course the land gr with iroaSound tracks enabling
| him TO fy it were with the wings OF the wind the
ocean sparkle beneath his feet the gallant ship speeds on
distant shore But with ali this delegated WISDOM
man helpless still; the green foliage OF nature Is de-
strsyed by the autumnal fross cut down by
the hand OF disease II walks abroad and cannot stay
It's progress; fall by tue waysde, and others mourn
their loss. But the history OF mankind evinces gradual
Improvement who will say that suffering and pain sto ac
company in all walks OF life. Among the many ana
important discoveries OF this generation recently an
nounced the public, whose fame will be written as WIN
sunbeam in the history of the past SANps's SARsAPA
stands forth alone, and by tsown works proc!as us
power-ha mute eloqnence so lrressbiy affecting IN the
appeals of the suffering for relief has been answered
Diseases have been cured by this invaluable medicine snc
as furnished the records of time These things are
not done in places Unknown town. but are
| done in our public places and the Highways. They are
brought before the world subsanate beyond doubt the
healing virtues of this preparation, and the facts u
folded although gigantic, plain as the light OF days
and where is that High Priest of Envy that can ganSay
| Truth.
The following cure of nvelerate OF Scroiuia
submitted the careful consideration of discerning pub
c and its truth vouched for from such as canno
be called in question. Ii may well be said, Truth IS
| stranger than Fiction +
| NEw.YoRH Sept. H. 1912
hiessS Sands Gent-ln the cholera summer OF The year
1882 disease first made It's appearance on The end OF my
tongue which continued 10 spread gradually Tor three
years. during which time uader the treatment OF dl-
erent physicians without receiving any essential benefit
savatcd until the flesh dropped from my gums Ally
tongue scarified frequently caufezed slit tngih"is
and until was tod that the only cure would
l npnJsf ~ I ape
certain whether this would put stop TO the rrages OF such
disease preferred risk my life rather than submit TO
| the operation.
scrou!ous affection commenced on my right cheek
little below the sye and continuing inward soon alackca
the bone forming internally, which discharged in
the mouth through opening caused by the extraction of
tooth. The disease then seized upon The rooio The mouth,
lust the opening from the nose, and soon destroying
the bone continued progress upward and backward into
the bones which it destroyed together with the
carriages. gathering then took place In my head which
discharged thick tetd matter from tie nsse which resem-
BLEED soft bones shells il came ont in strings as large
round as goosequi Pieces of bone also dropped from
my head into The mouth through the passage made by the
disease upper jaw. The complaint spread over
the and enveloped both eyes destroying The lower
eye.ashes and stopping the opening from the to the
nose, which caused almost continual flow OF tears Atths
time my smell and taste were both gone my hearing nearly
So and my sight much impaired reDder II lnpossi
Bile Tor distinguish an object at the distance OF two
not any thing heard said tor FIVE mnues and my
condition, il not wholly, was nearly that OF idocy The
disease occasionally appeared 10 be better and then LOOKED
| toward death as the termination Of my suherings
Hearing through the newspapers The remarkable cnreS
of SaTsaparIIa, sprung up
my case considered beyond tie reach of art resolved
TO effort to regain my health At this pc
Rod my exhausted IN trying various medicines,
and dying by inches, he readily supposed
with what feelings locked toward relief Ii is now just
was then object which the turned with pity
and the with disgust. was then man who was
cry was more than luI looked upon the world dead
to me the past aud future were both alike; but while
proves her trust and reason sits enlroned
so long will cherish with heartfelt gratitude the beneht
received (under the blessing OF Divine providence
IT,. S,rSf In
time began using medicine, the internal ulcers began
10 heal and flesh to form. This has continued until
am entirely cured and wholly So from the use OF your med
,cinc. NY feelings such a, cannot dessrlse can
scarcely realize that am The suffering object OF pity was
and for two weeks pasl able follow my trade
(Which is tat of shoemaker almost as well as at any pc
With lasting rnluds shall eyer Yer, regain yHu most
gratefully, GEoR"E DuLaf' ia widest
The facts as above stated strictly true he having APP
Piled 10 me for letter of recommendation TO sesss Sands
and the cure CANE strictly ssr az HaTFIEIp
Alderman OF the lth Ward OF the city OF New-hork.
0ep'eN ~ NEwYoRx August g. 1912.
Gen,lemenA tale OF misery and woe IS nine 10 tell ana
as memory ever constant tk brings back scenes that
have past shudder at the picture and anas wonder IL
is So FOR months stretched upon bed of suffering and
distress rackcd by The most excrucatrg pam dnmH"''l
greanng and my only hope despair olen and ollen %he
others slept in still hours OF night, have turned my
| face TO the wall and wished TO die.
Although stood on tue brink OF eternity ana 'ht edu
of lie was nearly severed yet still oreatbed on The Lamp
held out 10 burn; little thought II would be ever Ulu
again, ard only hoped that death would swallow up e
fame Nv sickness first brought on by mymprudentiy
exposing myse!fto strong current OF ar "he
which caused sudden check OF perspra,ion my c9,'i
plain, VI rsi seemed light and hardly worth wis 10 eau
physician; but hogan TO grow worse and Physl'
clan was called, who prescribed some pills containing
nowerul preparation OF mercury be lOowedby sarsapa
Fila root and gnum vita made into tea, winch conlhu
ed using for several months Without lnefssoh. ooos h
ter taking the mercury began tofeel its poisonous lnlu
ence. My whole eaDtu!ar system became aHecit, nls
the bones joints and muscles; Jumps formed upon the A
| aariv as Ip
heat, which kept swelling Until they broke, and discharged
matter and blood THESE continued Increase un tey
covered nv whole body. But this only the beginning
Of INV aticrons; now commenced those lor,urng pans
termed chronic rheumatism Atuits Il seemed As IL was
from each other others sharp knives were piercing
me at every point The muscles of my legs seemed ed m
knots and wee as hard bone. My distress was no" 80
sreat that NV groaus night disturbed the whole house
and also some Of The families IN the buildings au
not slept night the early part OF December last Inc
only sleep obtained hours during the middle OF
the day plowed up in chair and The eruption hap as,
an extending had now shrunk TO mere Skeielo
the skin flesh 50 diseased around my lhSs a
the bones nearly Rroads and he py6ian hd rsFd
that might die From my long and pToacaSa Illness we
had become much reduced in CIRCUMSTANCES snort ul
since while looking III the papers, chlnceo 10 see you
advertised accompanied with ceruhcae from
r Eurdock of extraordinary curetnade oy us use
The case in some respects resembled own ana odhu
that lingering hope still chung TO life II seemed NE
whisper from heaven. The second day al;er commenced
taking il felt The pain mucli easier and went To sleep.
had no, slept like this before for moahs. BY the time
had used bottle the painhad nearly eii the erupuo't
was Ais, much better now tet strange hope gathering
in INV breast that should i've! perhaps he cured NO. ths
could not be- dared believe H. sent God got ahouet
bottle, continuing improve rapidly and sun another
almost we'll Two weeks from tie day took the rst uGe
was out and walked nearly tiree miles wthont even u
AZ. islancr And geurElen-yes, now, a,
Welt and have testified before my God upon His sacred
word that all might believe this statement Tor II rue
-n Oh hoy lucy these cold words describe those rd
n nights oil agony dreadful days Of suffering True
Yes gentlemen, herald tito tie world that all may Know .