Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-17
SANDS
SARSAPARIILA,

ITO A DISCERNING PUpLIC.-Self preservation u
l. an inherent principle frmiy seated in The heart
II man. pe alish's upnn I'll. shores of Time the
most helpless of an Co.'S creatures hut rs soon
heason renrs hrf standard. he sees and thinks AID
enciIcies himself With objects nf protection beiGe
endowed with that mo't noble intellect which dis
tingnishes him NJ the head Of Al. By his power
mnurtains levrli-d iv'Ts are turned fion their
'""rse. inr land Is gn with lton bound Tracks. en-.
abl ng him Ia Nv ns " wfIe, win the wings of tue
wind 'hr ocean sparkle' brneal his feet a. the cal
lant shin sp' eds Ia disiupt slore. Bu' with
all this del. gated wisdnin innn - hslprss si as
the r'rrn inase Of nature u destroyed NY the an
mmn frosis, so ARE men cut down by the baud of
disease. II walks abroad aud we cannot stay ITS pro
russ; men fall by the wayside. aud others mourn
their lose Rut a. the history of mank ind evncrs
gr .duai Improvement. who will say that suffering
am rain il Ia accompany us ~ nll our walks Of life
Among Ina many aud important dseovrTls of this
genrrati ls one recently announced to The publi"
VIII Sc came " III he wTcn as with snnheam ~ the
hi tory of the past. SNAD>' SANS \rARII.IA
lands firth alone, aud by ia avn wo'ks proclaim Us
powrr-tat mui" eloqnence.so 20 Hr-sist bly, affecting
IN the appeals of the suifrri'g tn relief has hren
sw. red. Diseasrs have been cured by this invalna-
hlr medic ne, such not furnished Ia the records
Of time. Thee things not done in secret places
or some unknown town, hut are done in our lnhlic
places and the highways. They ARE b ought before
'he worl !" snbsinntia'e ierond doubt the heailnr
iiiurs nf ,his new nrrparaion, aud the facts I'M
folded although gigantic, plain a. the light "f
day aud whrr- Is that gh pi 81 oi envy that can
gainsat TbUrH!
IL submitted TO the careful con idrrltion 'f dts.
corning public, and its truth vou.hrd for FROM such
\ rs W. t3I tu UHts'Wl. " may wen
be said ''rHuTH IS STRANGER THAs flcuoN."
New OAK, Sept. II, 1912.
| Messrs. Snnd.: Gsn'.-In the che era summer of
the year 1922, Il sease irsi made IT. appeaianc
the eud OF my tongue. which continued {" spread
gradually tor three years duIiog Which time wns
under the treatment 'f dihere 4 ply sIci las without
~ceving any es entail benefit was salival, unil
the hesl, dropped T ON NY gums NY tongue was
scat ifed, IL gent cauteiilei, s ensthw se and
cut crrssw ise, until was to'd that the only cure
would lie 10 cot nv tongue off al HE root hut as
IL seemed IIrrta ~ whril'r hls wouid put stop Ia
the rvagrs Of such n disease, preferred torsk my
life father than submit la the operation.
! A scoful"us affection now commenced on my right
ch ek, "A lnte br"w the eye, aud continuing inNa ard
soon aitack,d d the bune' forming mattr internally
which Gi cha crd ~ the m,i.Ih, through nn opening
eau ed hy the rxtiaci Of tuuG I he dis, then
SEW, upon the ruot al my mouth, juJ under the
ming from the nose und snon destroying The bone
contnu Il lis progress upward aud backward nt" the
hon, { the nose, which u dcstroy ed togctI. wh
the cartegrs a gathering then iook place in my
head. which discharged ihjck trt matter from Iils
nose, high nhlc soit bones or shells as Il came
nu, in Strings large rOund as goose quill, Piece
1T hone ais, dropped rom my h',ni ~ the muu h
through The passage made by the disease Ia The upper
Jaw. The complaint n"w spread over the Il re aud
env-lop both eyes, 'esruying the l"wcr 'ye lases
and stopping the open ng ON 'be eyes 10 the nose
which eau ed Hlmo n continual Il W Of tears. Al
This time ~ smell ani taste were bG grn", my hear
ing nearly So, aud my = ~! so mach nptIt ID as to
render IL impossible Tor me To distinguish an object IL
I he dIsiai cr oi two feet. My emory ais" was so
murh affected that could not retain any thing heard
: I'D ioI hye minutes aud my con, iiiun, II not hot
II Iy, was neatly that of lido i,y The disease occn
sionally appeared to be better, and then io"kedtG
ward teath rs the ieimi "a On oG NY suiirtlngs,
II Ii,aring through the spaptrs the remarkable
cures 70 SarsaPari la hope sprung up alesh and
alt ough MY was considered beyund tie reach al
art. I usol, ed tu make Que more lot Ia regain ~!
health NJ this period, my n.danS were exhausted ~
| trying various medic nrs, aud dying. as was, by
inches, can be readily surpassed with what feeling
looked toward relief. II II now just weeks slnce
II eros ed the heshold of your hopr, aud The u
an object from which the eye turned with pity and the
Iisun IlpIls In hIlk.
EN- down with sun ring aud dis ase, who G cup ni
u, s.ry more than ini. | 10 'ked ON the world
as u To the past ard future wtre b th alike
but " he proves true 10 her trust and re sou
sit. enthron, d, long VIII che'ish w'ih heartfelt
gratitude the brnrf, have received under the Cs
ings Of Divine Proyi ence ON lhe use at your SaI
SAP lila. In TWO weeks ON The time hogan using
a = medi ine. the Internal ulcers began 10 he u aud
new flesh To form. This $ continued until am en-.
rely cuied aud wholly from Tho of voIp medi
cine. Nv feelings are such as cam describe !
can scarcely realize that AN the suffering object "f
sleep naturally aud for two weeks past have been
able 10 low my tad (which is that Of shoenak er
almost rs we'll as at any yproi of my lio.
II hh Ia ting gratitude, shall ever remain yours,
most gntelnl, EE '"nE DihA'
II Ma. IA " illel street.
II The fnrts aboye stated strictly true. h" hav.
ing ami led ~ mo for lcttr Of feco nm"nditi"n To
MessrS Sa"ds, aud The cure cam strictly under m y
\BRArIAM HNTPirID,
Il Aldr,m ~ &C the I'th ward ofihe city of New York.
i Sepembr l6, 1872.
\ prepa ed and sold ut wholesale aud re- all and for
eNpor nj ion, by A. u. Sands 4 Co.. ruggrisis and
themi U.s. Granite ru ldingS, 23 broadway, corner ~
Chambers street, New YORK. Price 81 per .oitle-ss
bottles fr S..
II " Sole gent for ElNde island.
II For sale by u. j. TAi LOR, Agent, A.wpot,R. l.
II Novembef II, 1912.