Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-22
SANDS
SARSAPARULLA.

i rINO DISCERNING PUHLlC.-Self preservation ID
| an inheTeDi prime ipe hrmly seated IN the heart
of man. t'e algh's upon III. shores of Tune the
most helpless Of All Gods creatures. but -
reason Tears her standard, he sees, aud iLnks ard
euciTclrs himself with objects of pr t' ction being
endowed with that most noble intellect which dis
tinguishes him as the head Of Al. ny his power
mountains leveii-d rivers turned nom the ir
course, the land Is su with iron bound tracks, en-
abl.ng han Ia ny, a. II weir, with the wings uf the
wind The ocean sparkle, beneath his feet The gal
liant ship sp ed IN 10 .ome Il ds'un shore. Bui with
all ihIs deli gated wis 'nn, MAJ - hap'ess sin
the green foliage Of nature Is destroyed by the
tumn fTusts 50 are men cut down by tie hand of
disease. II walks abroad aud cannot stay us pro.
grrSs men flll by the wayside, aud others mourn
their loss. Rut ~ the history of mankind evinces
gradual Improvement, wlp viii saw that suffering
AMI pain - 10 accompany IN all walks of life
] \mons the many aud important discoveIbs of this
WI se fame viii he written as with SUNBEAM Ia IA.
hi'tov of the p1st. SAND" SARS NrARil IA
stands forth alone aud by its own va Ks claim iis
power-that nut" roqnrnce. "a irresist bly, affecting
~ the appeals of the suffering or relief has hcen
sw,red. hiseasrs have been cured by this ihvalua
lr ~, die ne such as not furnished IN the records
OF Time. Thee things are not dome IN secret places
or some INT n0wn town, hut are done In our public
places aud the highways. They are brought before
The world TO suhstantate beyond doubt the healing
Ihlues ot thi' new prrparaiion aud the facts nn.
ihded although gigantic, ~ plain as the light Of
da' aud where is th-t gh priest Of envy that can
gainsay 1RUrH?
The following care of an inv,terae or scrofula
- submitted To the careful con der lti"n "f dis
cernine public aud its truth vout he'd for FROM such
source ~ cannot be caled IN question. II may well
he said "TRurn Is STRANGER THAS FicrioN."
New NoRK, sept. ~ 1912.
Messrs Sands; G'ni.-In the cho era sumn"r "f
The lear 1872 Il sease irsi made IT. appearance on
The eud at my tongue. which continued 4" spread
"radua ~ Tor three years, duTIog which time WIS
under the treatment sf different phNsici without
rceving any rntiai benefit. was saiavatrd un II
The flesh dropped fom my gums. W tongue W.
scaihed, ff qreutly cantezed slit lensthw Sc, IA
cut ersswise, until | was tod that the only cure
wnnld be 10 cut INV tongue of ~ the root but M
seemed uncertain whether III is woutd put step To
the ravages of such di~rase pre- fefred To risk my
liie rather than submit 10 the orernton.
A scr0fIlUs affection now commenced on my right
cheek, litle below the eye, and continun. inward
soon attacked the bone farming matter internally
which db charged IN the mouth, through nn opening
eau ed by the rxtfact of tooth The disease then
seized upon the roof of my mouth. ju.t under the
opening from the nose nnd destroying The hone,
cnntinu d lis progress upward aud backward int" the
bones e the nose, which It drstroi ed. togct'r with
the cart lrgrs. gathering then in"k place IN my
head. which discharged thick fet matter from the
nose which resenhled soft honrs shells. as came
nui IN strings rs large round as goose qn. Pieces
of hone also dropped rom my hnld IN The mouth |
through the passage made by the disease in the upper
Jaw. The complaint now spread the nise and
envelOprd both eyes, desrolin the lower We ashes
aud stopping the opening ON 'he eyes 10 the nose,
: lich eau ed lmo,t continual W 81 tears. Al
this time my smell and taste both gone, my hear
ing nearly so, aud my sight mach impaired as TO
render u Impossible for me 10 distinguish an object ~
the distance Of two feet. Ny memory also so
much AFFECTED that could not retain any thing heard
I'd To- five minutes aud my condition, IL moi whcl.
lv, was nearly that of ida ny. The disease occa-
sionay appeared Ia he better, aud then lacked To
ward cehtb as the .eiini alton Of my sulIrrings.
Hearing through the new spapers the remarkable !
cgres Oi yOur SaIsapaTila hone sprung atTes and
although my case was considered beyond the r,a of
art. fesOl ed To make more eHo,t To regain my
health. N his period, my exhausted IN
trying vafious medicines, and dying, as I was, by
inches, II can be- readily supposed with what feeling
looked toward relief. II II Just weeks since
eros ed the threshhnli of Your "oor and was then
an object from which the turned with pity and the
srn.es with disgust. was then man who was brok |
en- down WITH suffering and disease. whose cup at
~ seTy was than fun. looked u. on the world
~ d. "A To me the past aud future were both alike
hut whlt memory proves true To her trust and
sit enthroat IT, so long wIl cherish with heartfelt
gratitude the beueht. have ved under the b es-
ings OF Divine Providence fom the - your Sar
sap1'ila. In two weeks from the time hegan using .
q mrdi Inc the Internal ulcers began 10 heal and
new ie-l io form. This h continued until am en.
trely cued, aud wholly 50 from The Of vour medi
cine. NV ierlIngs are such "a I cannot describe. n
scarcely raze That nm The suffering object Of
pity was 40 hort time ago My appetite is GOOD, l
sleep naturally and for two weeks past We been L
able 10 io"w my uade (which is that of a shoemaket
almostas well as NJ any per o. of my fo.
" hh a ting gratitude, shall ever remain yours,
most g'atefl, GEORGE Dl'tAY,
Nc. IA " illrt street. II
The facts ~ above stated are strictly true. h hav
ing applied to for lcitr of fecommrn nd Ition 10
Nrssrs. Sands, and he cam strictly under my
NRpAuAM H\TFIrLD, i
Aldrrmln of the Ilth ward ofthe city of New York.
Se.demher IL, 1872.
Prepared and sold At wholesale aud re ali. aud Tor
hemi.ts, Granite buildings 273 Rroa 'wav, corner "i
rhambers street, New York. Price 81 per oo,te-six
bottles cf 81.
CHARLES DYER, Jr, ~ wes'mins,ers,.,
Sole Agent for Rhore Island.
For sale by u. J. TAl LOR, Agent, Newport, RI.
November II, 1912.