New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-24
WHOLE no. ssO.
TO A DISCERNING PUBLIC.

TO a DISCERNING PUBLIC.
selfpreservaton inherent principle firmly seated IN
The heart Of He aighis upon the shores ef Time tse
roSs helpless c all Gods creatures Reas>u
Tears her stanar he sees and thinks and encirces HIM
Sell with objects OF projections being endowed with ha!
most NOZZLE Intellect which distinguishes him the head OF ALL
By his p@wer mountains evee rivers are turned from
their course, the land sr with roasounG tracks enabling
him 10 hy, a, it with the wings OF the wind the
ocean arkeS beneath; his the gallant ship speeds
TO some distant shore. Bn with all this delegated wisdom,
man helpless sl the green foliage of IS de-
Streyed by the rutumGa trusts, down by
the hand OF disease. u walks abroad and caIno stay
its progress; fail by the waysde and others
their loss Eutcs 'he history mankind evnces gradual
improvement, who " i'll say that suffering and pain isto
upany in all cur walks OF life Among many and
important discoveries o! This generation recently
nounccd 10 The public whose lame will be written with
sunbeam in the history of the past SANpss SASsAPA
RtILA sans forth alone, and by owr works procamsl Its
poweTta, mute eoquece, irrcsisIiby affecting in the
appeals oi the suffering for reic has been answered.
Diseases have been this invaluable medicine such
rot furnished in the records of time. These things
no; done IN secret places unknown bu;
done in our public places and the Highways They are
brought before the world TO substdiae beyond doubt the
healing virtues OF this preparations and facts
folded, although gigantic plain the lshI of day.
and where that High Pyics Of Envy that can gaiRsSy
Truth.
the following of an inveerete OF Scroiu!a
submitted the careful consideration discerning pub
lie, and lis truth vouched Tor from source cannot
be called in question II may well be said, " Truth
straE ger than Fiction
NEw.YoKK, Sept. H. ls42.
Aessrs Sands Gent-In the cholera summer OF The year
1882 disease first made It's Appearance On The end OF my
tongue, which spread gradually tor three
years, during which time under the treatment OF dit
physicians without receiving any essential ocneht
sivatcd until the flesh dropped from my gums Ply
and Gu, crossvisc until was told that the only cure would
be cut tougue OFT the root; but as II seemed uu
certain whether this would put stop 10 The rasugcs such
ttseaSe preferred to isk my lite rather Than submit 10
the operation.
a scrotuous affection now commenced my rchtcheeh
little below the6ye aud continuing inward soon attacked
the bone, forming matter externally which discharged IN
mouth through opening caused by the extraction Of
tooth The disease then seized upon be rocfo the mouth,
lust under The opening from tie and destroying
the bone, continued It's progress upward and backward into
the bones OF the which II destroyed, together with the
carriages gathering then took place my head, which
discharged thick eti matter from the n9se which rsem'
round as goose quill Pieces oil bone also dropped
my head into the mouth through the passage made ny the
the nose aud enveoprd both eyes, destroying the lower
eye-ases and stopping The opening roai the eyes to hs
time smell and both gonc my hearing aearly
and sight much upsited as TO render II npossl
BILE distinguish ebject al the distance OF two
fee NV memory also 90 much affected that could
retain any thing heard said tor I'VE mnues and my
condton not wholly, was nearly that OF itlocy Tie
toward death is The termination oil my suierings.
Hearing through the newspapers the remarkable cures
YOUR Sarsaparla hope sprung areSh, ana ahouSn
my Considered beyond the reach OF arr resolved
make effort to regain my health Al tins Pc
rod my exhausted IN trying various medicines,
dpd dying, rs was by inches, II can ne reauy supposed
with what lee ngs locked toward rclie 1t Is now JUS!
weeks since crossed The threshold OF youI door, AMI
was then an object from which the eye termed with pity
and the senses with disgust was then man who was
down a n n s on M sf lap 81 dead
me- the past and future were both alike; but while
memory proves to her trust and reason sit, enthroned
so long will cherish WIT, heartfelt gratitude the benefit
have received (under The blessing OF Divine Proydence
iron, the your sarsapariia In two weeks from the
began using The nlsdicae The internal ulcers began
TO heal and flesh to form. This has continued until
icine. My feelings such as cannot dessrSe can
scarcely realize that am The suffering object OF pity was
SO SOD iho time by 1bp aS ee gS2a Se ns aG
(Which that OF shoemaker, almost well ds at any pc
viii lasting gratitude shall remain yours.
gratefully, GEORGE DULAY, III Wiletst.
The above stated strictly he having
Piled letter of Recommendation 10 Messrs Sands
ABRAHAM HATfiELD,
Alderman OF the llth Ward OF The city OF New-fork
September 6, 1872.
NEW YoRg, August %, 1912.
GentlernenA tale Of misery and mine to TELL and
as memory the brings back that
have pas sbuddsr at the picture ald dlult wonder II
So For months stitched upon Gea OF susrns anh
agonye only voice that came from my lips tae 'olce OF
greannC and my only hope despair Den and often while
others slept in sill hours night, have tarned my
face to the wall and wished TO die
Although STOOD the brink OF eternity and The thread
OF life nearly severed yet still breaihed the lamp
held burn little thought 1t would be ever trimmed
again, ard only hoped that death would swallow up the
fame. My sickness was first broughlon by my imprudeny
exposing myelfto strong OF air while overhcated
which cau.e sudden check OF perspra.ion My con-
paint seemed light and hardly worth while TO call
physician; but soon began grow worse and physi-
clan called, who prescribed some pills containing
powerful preparation OF mercury be loowedby srsapa-
rlla and gnum vita made ino tea which CONTINUE
ed using for several montbs WhoBt lnerWson SooA at-
taking the mercury began To- feel It's poisonous inn-
ence Ny whole gaDdular system became affected, also
the bones joints and muscles; Jumps formed upon The skin
nearly as big egg accompanied with iHense burning
heat WHICH septswens until they broke, and discharged
matter and blood These continued 10 increase until they
covered my whole body. But this only the beginning
Of nv alic,.is; now commenced those iorturng pains
termed chronic rheumatism Attmes seemed as Il was
stretched upon rack and all my limbs were being
from each other others sharp knives piercing
every point. The muscles ofmy legs seemed lied IN
ko,s and hard bone. Ny distress was now so
srea, that groans night disturbed the whole house
and also OF the families IN the adjacent buildings had
not slept night since the early part OF December asI the
only sleep obtained was lew hours during tne MIDDLE OF
the day p&lowed up in chair, and the eruption had also
fearfuy increased Ny face completely covered wltp
an extending sore had shruni 10 mere skeleton
the skin and flesh diseased around my Thighs that
the bones nearly proruGed AID the physicians pronounced
my case beyond The reach Of medicae. Oh how wished
that might die From my long and protactaa illness we
had bAcom. much reduced in circumstances short time
since while looking IN the papers, chancea 10 see youT
aranariiIa advertised accompanied with certificate from
br Burdock, OF extraordinary curelnade by us USE
The case in some respects resemscd my o@D and ionnd
that lingering hope still CLING TO LIE. II seemed Ike
whisper Rom heaven The second day after commenced
taking il felt pain much easer and went to sleep
had not slept ike this before for moHtfs. BY the tune
had used bottle the pain had nearly lett the eruption
was a!se much better. felt str1nge hope gathering
in nv breast that should i've perhaps be cured. MOI TINS
could not be- dared believe IL sen; and got another
bottle continuing TO improve rapdy ana sun ano.er' as
almost we'll Two weeks from the day took the inst dose
And TfI.DNe W