New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-25
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selepreservatoa inherent principle firmly seated in
the heart of man. He alshts upon the shores oil Time the
aos; helpless OF ali Gods creatures bu Reason
rears her standard he SEES and thinks and encrcie him,
sell With objects OF projections being endowed with that
most noble Intellect which distinguishes him asthe head OF all
BY his power mountains eveled rivers turned cri
their course, the land gt with oasound tracks enabling
him 10 fly, as it were, with the wings OF the wind the
ocean spa'kes beneath his Zee, the gallant ship peedson
% some dstant shore. But with all this delegated vision
man is helpless still the green foliage Of nature Is de-
strsyed by the auumna fros,s, cut down by
the hand OF disease. 1t walks abroad and cannot stay
its progress fa by the wayside, and Others mourn
their loss But the history mankind evinces gradual
improvement, who will say that suffering and pain to ac
company US in al! our walks OF life Among the many and
important discoveries of this generation is recently an
nounced to the public, whose fame viii be written with
sunbeam in The history of the past. SANpss SARsAPA
RLLA stands forth alone and by lis OWE work, proclas It's
powertat mute eoqusnce, reSis,ibY affecting IN the
appeals OF the suffering FOR relief has been answered.
Diseases have been cured 10y this invaluable medicine such
not furnished In the records OF time. These things
not done in places Unknown town, but
done in public places and the highways. They are
bough; before the worth to susanate beyond doubt the
healing virtues OF this preparation, and the facts
folded, although gigantic. plain as the light OF day
and where is that High Priest OF Envy that gaRSay
Truth.
Tue following cure of au nveterate OF Scronla
submitted 10 the careful consideration OF discerning pub
c and lis truth vouched for from such source as cannot
be called in question. 1t may well be said, 1rih IS
strdn ger than Fiction -.
Mes,r, Sands Gent-Iu the cholera summer OF The year
1882 disease first made its appearance on the end OF my
tongue, which continued spread gradually for three
years during which time was under the treatment OF diff
terent physicians without receiving any essential benefit
was saya;ed until the flesh dropped from my gums. My
tongue was ,carifed frequently caucrized slit nghwse,
and crosswise, until told that the only cure wou!d
be to cut my tongue of Z the root but as seemed nn
adsease preferred to risk my life rather than submit to
the operation.
little below the and continuing inward SOON attacked
the bone, forming matter Internally which discharged IN
the mouth through opening caused by the extraction OF
TOOTH The disease then seized upon he roof the n)utb
Just under The opening from the and soon destroying
che bone Continued It's progress Upward aud nasSwaIn INTO
CARRIAGES gathering then took place IN my head which
discharged thick etid matter from the nsse which resen
bed soft bones or shells as came out IN Strings as large
round goose.qul. Pieces oil bone also dropped from
my head into the mouth through the passage made by the
the and enveloped both eyes, destroying the lower
eyeashes and stopping the opening from the eyes to INC
which caused almost acuntnual how Of tears AT this
time my smell and both gone my hearing nearly
and my sight much impaired as TO render lmposs
Bile for me 10 distinguish an object the distance OF two
feet My memory also much affected that could
not retap any thing heard said Tor minutes; and my
condition. il not wholly, was nearly that OF diocy The
disease occasionally appeared be better and tken Hooked
toward death as the termination o my SufernSS
Hearing through the newspapers the remarkable cures
of your sasapaa hope sprung up airtst and although
NV case was considered beyond tie reach OF resolved
TO make effort 10 regain my health Al This Pc
Rod my exhausted IN ryag various medicines,
dying, by inches can be readily supposed
with what feelings looked toward relief II IS now just
six weeks since crossed tue threshold of your door and
then object from which the eye turned with pity
and the will, disgust was then man WHO was
broken down with suffering and disease, whose cup of mis-
cry than full looked upon the wsrld ns dead
to me; the past and future both alike; but while
memory proves 10 her rust and reason sits entrned
50 long will cherish heartfelt gratitude the beneflI
have received under the blessing 81 Divine Proydeace)
from The of your Sarsapaa In two weeks from the
time began using the medicine The internal ulcers began
70 heal and new flesh 10 orn This has continued unl
entirely cured and wholly So from the use OF your med.
cine My feelings are such as eanno describe can
so short time age, My appetite Is gnod sleep natnhay
(which that oa Shoemakcr almost rs well Dis at any pc
With lasting gratitude shall remain yours.
gratefully, GEORGE Outlay, ia "iilet-st-
The facts as above stated strictly true he having
piled for ,.er of Recommendation 10 Messrs Sands,
'''' ''N wy '''''e - ABRAHAM HATFIELD,
Alderman Of the llth Ward of the city OF New.York
September 10, 1917 900.
Genlemen,-A tale of misery and woe Is mine to tell and
memory constant the task brings back scenes thai
have past; sudder al the picture and almost wonder II
For months stretched upon bed oil suffering ant
Distress rscked by the most excrucat!ng PAIN du VII"
agony-te only voice that came from my lips TIE voice o
groaning, and my only hope despair Often and often wiic
others slept 10 the still hours OF night, have turned my
face TO the wall and wished TO die.
Although stood the brink setcrny and the thread
of life was nearly severed yet still b-ea,bed The lamp
held out 10 burn little thought would be trimmed
again. and only hoped that death would swallow up the
flame. My sickness first brought on by my inprudeiy
exposing myseo strong current OF air while ovecated
which cause sudden check OF persprati0n. My COM
plant at rsl seemed light and hardly worth while 10 call
physician; but soon began TO grow worse and physi-
powerful preparation OF mercury be loowedby sarsapa
a root and lignum Vita made into ten, which contiru.
ed using for several months without inermso SOON al
ter taking the mercury began TO feel It's poisonous niu-
ence. Ny whole glaDduar system became affected also
the ana aa usS wb ,.pse burning
heat, WHICH kept swelling until they broke aud
covered my whole body Butths was only The beginning
of my aiic,n.s: commenced those torturing pains
termed chronic rheumatism. Athmes II seemed as If was
stretched upon rack and all my limbs were being torn
from each other others sharp Knives were piercing
me every point The muscles ofmy legs seemed led in
knots and hard bone My distress was now so
.reat that my groans night disturbed The whole house
and also some Of families in the adjacent buildings had
univ sfeep Obtained was hours during the middle OF
the day palowed up in chair and the eruption had also
tearGy a had y a no srun 20 mere kee,oa
the skin and flesh diseased around my thighs ha
the bones nearly potruded and the
INV case beyond the reach OF nediciae Oh how wished
that might dire From my ong and protractad Illness we
had become much reducedn circumstances. short time
while looking III inc pdpets, iSua"Se" "
Sarsapara advertised panied with certificate from
Mr Burdock of extraordinary Gurenade by us use
The case in some respects resemsed my own, and found
tina. lingering hope still chung TO life II seemed Ike
whisper from heaven The second day after commenced
taking II felt the pain much easter and went 10 sleep.
had not slept like This before for months BY the lime
Fad used bottle, the pain had nearly Left the eruption
in nv breast that should live! perhaps be cure No. this
could not be- dared believe it, sent and got another
bottle continuing improve rapidly and still another. and
IL few days since miserable, suffering, dying man, was
almost we'll Two weeks from the day took The hrsi dose