New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22
TO A DISCERNING PUBLIC.

Stpreservation inherent principle firmly seated il
the heart He aiights upon the shores OF Time The
helpless OF all Gods creatures bu Reason
her Standard he Sees and thinks and eucrcles him
self with objects OF projections being endowed with that
nozzle intellect which distinguishes him as the head OF all
6y his power mountains leveled turned from
their the land j. gin with roasouDd tracks enabling
him 10 fly, it were with the wings OF the wind the
sparkcs beneath his feet the gallant ship speeds on
TO one distant shore But with all this delegated wisdom.
helpless sl the green foliage OF nature IS de-
strsyed by the auurnnal osts men cut down sy
the hand OF disease walks abroad and caanot stay
its progress fall by the wayside and otaers mourn
their loss But the history OF mankind eyinces gradual
improvement who i'll say tha; suffering and pain sto ac
company in all walks Of life. Among the many and
important discoveries of this generation recently an
nounced TO the public, whose fame Will be written as with
sunbeam in The history OF the past. SASDs's SARsArA-
stands forth alone and by its owa works proe'ams IT'S
power-hat eoquence, ress,iby affecting in the
appeals of the suffering for relief has been answered.
Diseases been cured by this invaluable medicine such
as furnished in the records OF time These things are
not done in secret places uksnowu but
done in public places and the highways. They are
right before the world substan,iae beyond doubt the
healing virtues OF this preparation and the facts IN.
folded although gigantic as plain as the light OF day;
and where that High Priest OF Envy that gaissay
Truth
Tine following cure of all inveterate OF Scrofua IS
submitted 10 the careful consideration Of Discerning pub
lic vouched for from such source as cannot
be called in question 1t may well be said, Truth Is
NEw.YoRk, Sept IA, 1892.
es.rs Sands: Gent-In the cholera summer OF The year
tongue which continued spread gradually for three
years, during whch time urder the usatlnen, OF diff
saivated until the flesh dropped from my gums My
tongue scared frequently cauterzed, slit lengthwise
be TO cul nv tongue off the root; but as II seemed
certain whether this would put stop to the ravage Of such
disease, preferred 10 risk my life rather than submit 10
scrofuous affection now commenced on my righ,cheek
little below the eye, and continuing inward attacked
the bone, forming matter Internally which discharged IN
mouth through an opening caused by the extraction OF
TOOTH The disease then seized upon The root OF the mouth
just under the opening from the nose ana soon DESTROYING
bone continued its progress upward aud INTO
The bones of the which it destroyed, together with te
cartagss gathering ihentook place IN my head which
discharged thick etid matter from the nese, which ese-
bed soft bones or shells as came out strings as large
round as quill Pieces OF bone also dropped from
my head into The mouth through the passage made by the
disease in the upper jaw The comp ant 70" spread over
the and enveoped both eyes, destroying the lower
eye-lashes and soppin. the opening from the to the
nose, which caused almost aconnual dow tears Atths
time nv smell and taste both gone, my hearing nearly
So and my sight much impaired render lnpossi-
bic for distinguish an object at the distance OF Two
not retain any thing heard said for FIVE minutes; and my
condition, il not wholly nearly that OF diocy Tie
toward death the termination Of my suiferings
Hearing through the newspapers the remarkable cures
of your Sarsapara hope sprung up aires and although
make effort TO regain my health Al this pc
Rod my exhausted in trying various medicines
and dying, was, by inches, be readily supposed
with what feelings locked toward reet 1t is now just
six weeks since crossed The threshold OF your door, and
was then object from which the eye turned with pity
and the senses with disgust was then who was
broken down with suffering and disease whose cup OF mis-:
cry vas more than full looked upon the wera dead
TO me the past and future were both alike; but while
memory prov her and reason sits enlhrOned
long will cherish With heartfelt gratitude the benefit
have Received (under the blessing Divine Provdence)
roR, the use of your Sasapaa In two weeks from the
time began using the medicine the internal ulcers began
10 hea and flesh form. This has continued until
entirely cured and wholly from the use your med
cine MY cclings such rs canrs describe. can
scarcely realize that the suffering obec; Of pity was
20 short time ago. Ny appetite is good, sleep uray,
and for two eks past have been able 10 follow my trade
which is that of shoemaker, almost well al any Pc
.od of my life.
With lasting gratitude shall remain yours, most
gratefully, GEORGE W. DULai, ia "ilet-sI
The facts as above stated strictly true he having APP
,lied TO me for letter recommendation 10 SessS SANDS,
md the cure strictly under personal observation
ABRAHAM HATFIELD,
Alderman of the lltl Ward ofthe city of Ne"-York.
September IT, 1872