New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20
I les. THURSDAY MofkNiNe, 20
TO A DISCERNING PUBLIC.

TO A DISCERNING PUBLIC.
selfpreservatoa is inherent principle firmly seated il
The heart OF man. He agh upon the shores Of Time The
most helpless OF all Gods Reason
rears her Standard he sees and thinks and cncirces HIM
sell with objects of protecton being endowed with that
most noble intellect which distinguishes Kim head OF all
BY MS power meuntans ieveed turned from
their course the land GIT with roahound tracks enabling
him 10 ny, as ii were, with the wings OF the wind the
ocean spakes beneath his the gallant ship speeds
to some distant shore But with all this delegated wisdom,
man is helpless still; the green foliage OF de-
strsyed by the auiUHlnal fross. down by
the hand of disease. 1t walks abroad and stay
It's progress; men fall by the waysde and others
their loss But as the history OF mankind evinces gradual
improvement, who will say that suffering and pain is
company in all walks life. Among the many and
important discoveries of this generation recently
nounced 10 the public whose will be written with
sunbeam in The history OF the past SANDs's SARsAea-
RLA stands forth alone, and by ow works procams lis
powerhat mule eoquence, irreSistbiy affecting the
appeals OF the suffering for relief, has been answered.
Diseases have been 10y this invaluable medicine
not furnished in the records of time These things
not done in secret places Unknown town. but
done in our public places and the highways They are
brought before the world TO ubtauiate beyond doubt the
healing virtues OF this preparation, and the
folded although gigantic are as plain the light Of day.
and where is that High Priest Of Envy that gaasay
| Truth
Tue following cure Of an inve,erate case OF Scroula
submitted 10 the careful consideration OF discerning pub
c and lis truth vouched for from such cannot
be called in question. IT may well BIZ said, q Truth IS
stranger than Fiction"
NRw-YoRK, Sept. IA, 1912.
MesSs Sands Gen,-In the cholera summer of The year
1882 disease first made its appearance the end OF
tongue which continued To spread gradually for three
years during which time uader the treatment OF diff
eTent physicians without receiving any essential benet
was savated until The flesh dropped from my gums. ply
and cut crosswlsc until was told that the only cure would
certain whether this would stop 10 the OF such
disease preferred TO risk my life rather than snot 10
scrofuous affection now commenced my right
little below the Gye and continuing inward soon attacked
the bone forming matter Internally Whcn IN
TOOTH The disease then seized upon tbe ROOT OF The mouth
Just under the opening from The nose, and soon destroying
the bone continued progress upward ana backward INTO
the bones the which II destroyed together with the
carriages gathering hentook place in my head which
round as goose quill Pieces of bone also dropped from
disease in the upper jaw. The complaint spread over
the nose and enyeloped both eyes, destroying the lower
eyeasheS and stopping the opening from the eyes TO The
nose which caused almost continual hOw oil tears At this
time my smell and taste were both gone my hearing nearly
Bile for distinguish an object at the distance OF Two
feet Ally memory also was so much affected that conid
condition. ii not wholly, nearly that OF idocy: Tie
disease occasionally appeared be better and then Hooked
toward death as the termination OF my suherlngs
Hearing through the newspapers the remarkable cures
of your arsaparla hope sprung up aesh and although
my considered beyond the reach OF art resolved
to make one more effort to regain my health AT this pc
Rod my exhausted in trying various medicines
and diving was, by ncheS IL can be readily supposed
with What fee ngs locked toward relief II Is now Just
six weeks since crossed threshold Of your door, AMI
then object from which the eye turned with pity
roksn down with suffering and disease whose cup
cry than full looked upon the wsrld as dead
10 me The pal and future were both alike; but while
so long will cherish with heartfelt gratitude the henef
from the use of your Sarsapara In weeks from the
time began using the medicine r Internal "sfs esET1
am .nrrly and wholly the of med.
cine My feelings are such as cannot describe can
scarcely realize thai the suffering object of pity was
and for weeks past have been able TO follow my trade
(Which is that OF sioemakerJ almost as well as at any pc
gratefully, HEoR'E DolAdi' Ia "ihet-sL
The facts as above stated strictly true, he having
Piled 10 me for recommendation to Messrs Sands
anu Tue cure '''' ''' ABRAHAM HATFIELD,
Alderman OF the llth Ward ofthe city OF New-York
September l6, 1872.
GentlemenA tale OF misery and Is mine TO ell, and
memory IN The task brings back scenes INA,
is So months stretched upon bed OF suffering ana
dis,rc racked by the most excrucla.ing pain dums with
agony2te only voice that my lips the voice OF
gTeanng and my only hope despair Often and often wlc
Others slept the still hours OF night have turned my
face TO the wal! and wished 10 die.
Although stood on the bin sternity and the thread
of liz. was nearly severed vet sui sreahed on The lamp
held OUT 10 hurn little lhuus Int would be trimmed
again. and only hoped that death would swallow up lhe
flame. Ny sickness was first brought on by my lmprndeny
exposing myseio strong OF air while over-lcaied
which caused sudden check OF persp!raGn. My COM
plant at mrs, seemed light hardly worth while 10 call
clan was called who prescribed some pills containing
powerful preparation OF mercury be oowedby sarsapa
la and lignum vita made hio tea winch conlnu
ed using for without nlermisson Soos al
taking the mercury began 10 feel lis poisonous nlu
ence. My whole glaDdular system became affected, also
the bones joints and muscles Jumps formed upon the skin
nearly big egg accompanied with intense burning
and blood These continued TO increase nntii .y
covered my whole body But this was only the beginning
fmy affcs,ns; now commenced those oftnrlng Pa,as
termed chronic rheumatism httimes It seemed as II was
stretched upon rack and all my limbs were being urn
from each other al Others as If sharp knives we're Piecng
at every point The muscles OF my legs seemed ueu IL
and as hard rs abone My distress was now 50
great that my groans night disturbed The Wnoe mouse
and also oil The families IN ihe adjacent buildings naa
DOL slept nighsnce the early part OF December last inc
only sleep obtained few hours during Tie middle oil
the day pIowed up in chair and the eruption had also
earully increased Ny face completely covered Win
an e1lendiag hsd hrIink TO mere skeleton.
the skin and flesh were so diseased around my thighs that
the bones nearly potruded and the physicians pronounced
nv case beyond the reach OF medclHe On how "sheh
that nigh, die From my lons and protrac'sa Illness we
had become much reduced circumstances Ash"rt time
since while looking in the papers CHANGED 10 see yool
Sarsapara advertised, accompanied VITA iro
Mr. Burdock of extraordinary curelniade ny us USE
The case respects resembled my own and ounn
that lingering hope still chung to life II seemed lAs
whisper TOH nSdVtI LIE SetoHu ai'r'
taking it felt the pain much easier and went to sleep
had not slept like This before tor months By the llme
had used one bottle, the pain had nearly lett the erupo
was ass much better now felt strange hope eatheflns
in nv that should live! perhaps be cured NO; t9
could not be- dared believe il sent and got announcer
bottle, continuing improve rapidly and SUI another ano
IL few days since miserable, SUFFERING oJlng NAM "a
almost well Tive weeks from the day took the first dose
was aud walked nearly three miles without even soe
assistance OF And now, genenen-yes, nov" am
veil! and have testified before my God upon His sacred
Word, that ali might believe this statement for Il true
true Oh how lamely these cold words describe thos e
nI nights OF agony those dreadful days suffering. True
Yes gentlemen herald the world that all may know
what your preparation Of Sarsapara has done for me- M
bea yearn. towards those suffering and afflicted Like was