New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16
EsIsToL's SARstPAsrIIa.
Nrw.Ynsy De, 80 1910

Mr.. a. T. Bristo-Sr: The motive that prompts me TO
mount 10 that OF praise Of your valuable
Tor II that vas my desire should fail in the attempt,
feel as though would require powerful pen than
mine 10 DO justice the high claims so valuable ued.
cine is Bris,ofs Ssrsa pa,l!a
IL is the obligation as one OF the vas, family OF man
IN those, like myself whose misfortune il has been IN
be afflicted as have been for several years past, ndu
me, without solicitation, 10 make known world
whai mas oeen IN eiectual remedy when and where the
hope OF 4 cure vas almost extinct
had been informed that YOU were 10 visit this civ this
fall wren expected 10 bave the pleasure OF stating IN you
what your S2rsaparla has done bat in this
disappointed, yon having len the city before knew il;
have therefore taken this method inform you and through
you, all who may desire to know what my Affections
and also what has proved antdote . the same.
vas attacked with Scroula in very alarming form
about V years since which spread rapidly tbrougboutmy
head face and throat internal and external there were
several holes IN the roof of my month and aber palate
which was nearly desroyed-Hy speech and hearing 50
much affected 10 leave but i,t!e hope that those
senses would ever return again they One
OF my ears was partly destroyed my and the greater
part OF my lace 10 all human appearance must meet the
same fate.
Ny nerves dreadfuily affected to deprive me
OF rest or sleep that any thing like natural but
enzied passed my seepleSs nights wearisome days
Ny lower e1uemties were deathly cold ana nanimaie-
Dropiy ana IN addition 10 this for many years was al
lcted with Piles in their and distressing oyu
which nov removed together with most of my greet al
ct!ons through the OF your Sarsaparla Alone
having The best medical treatment the city afforded.
am now nearly well-ny face has been saved my mouth
sight improved which was very doubtful my sleep become
natural and my appetite good; in a word. am different
person in feeling and appearance and there remains not
doubt but that Brso Sarsaparila will eiec,uay accom-
plish thorough and lasting of all my Affections
at loss for language and terms strong enough TO
speak your Sarsaparia deserves has been
every thlng-to owe the preservation of my life
der the direction OF wise Providence and were capable
would proclaim all the world what BristoPS Sarapa
ria has done for Ii will afford pleasure any
time 10 inform person who may desire to know any
thing know OF Bristol Sarsaparlla
Yours respectfully, OPHELlA GORDON.
No 10 Orange street.
N. B. called at the office the Sun paper this after
and requested the publication OF the above letter for
week and refused by the charge OF the
office VINO stated that the letter could not be published In
the sun as others had the preference" in such advertise
enqured the of strange treatment hav
ing been subscriber for the Sun from the first number
the present time believing as did, that was entitled to
the privilege with Others in giving publicity 10 that
which considered 10 my dutyo the community well
as OF great importance the afflicted, that they might
know what TO apply safe and sure remedy But was
told that my letter could not go the Suh at any rate
also told that i'll would wait three months they might
put il IN the Sun tor nae. then lett the ONCE
n5 Ct OPHELlA GORDON.
CAuTIoS-As the fame of this wonderful medicine ex
1 par Of its repuaoa the afflicted sre.re should be
careful if they wish the true article to ask Tor Brso
and that the written signature ofC c. Bristol across
the cork of the bottle
For sale by reputable Druggists and Agents throughout
the conntrv. ,..
william Burger wholesale agent so Courandt.street
and Greenwchsreet, and retail at the following
places: Milhaus Pharmacy 1873 Broadway; Rushton As
pinwall llJ Broadway, SO William street and 10 Astor
House James Syme n. D., 6s Bowery Robert Leggeu
NJ D. II Avenue B. ouackenbush, 7Os Greenwich. st.
street. Brooklyn j. j. Codding,on corner of Spring and
Hudson.streels D. II. Burnett Third Avenue, corner OF
Eighstree Philip Merkls SIS Grandstrse; panel
Tucker $50 Grand-street Dickinson Goodwin Hartford
Conn.
u yVpnted-For TWO years, the sum OF $1,000
en- bond and mortgage Any person having this will
have excellent opportunity or investing IT. Address
Money a, the Office Of The T'rihune. MIC 81
u Rev. Charles G. F,nney, in eonsection
with the Pastor Rev s. D. Cochran expected to preach
every evening this week Except Sa'ul day evening" al
y O'Clock, The Free Congregational Church IN Noios
Broadway Saloon Also the Sabbath at 10 A. NJ and
and p NJ Seats Free The public are invited 10 attend
MIC Ats
TErish Emigrunr Society.-The friends and
members IRISH Emgrant Society, with the ladies' OF
families respectfully invited 10 attend an adjourn
cd meeting of the Society. 10 be held at Washington Hail.
corner OF Readestreet and Broadway Thursday Even
ing, the 18th New. inst, at y q'G4ck D-o.;,,.
GEORGE l. KEEFrE, Secretary. nl6 2t-
Lecture OF the Wednesday Evening, 10th inst.
half:past O'clock the Tabernacle, by the Rev. VIM
Hague of Boston.
Subject Preparation to See the World"
Tickets for si.ge Lecture so cents admitting lady and
genenan may be hau al the door the evening OF Lee
tare. lnl5 2tis+l L. G. FOR9lAN, Rec. Sec.
~ broadway Warrington Temperance
Evening, at their room Concert Hall 4O6 Broadway at
Esq. Q, Boston The pubic are invited TO attend.
mic IL LEBBEUS CHAPMAN, Secretary.
Posr-OFFIcE, New York, Nov Is, 1912.
~ B'fe letters mailed in this Office the steamer
Caledonia. sa from Boston tomorrow, will be sent by
the rea, Western the l1tl inst, unless otherwise
dered. The Express Letter Bag containing the Letters
reached the steamboat before the hour OF starring p MI
when the boat bad LETT The wharf. The great Eastern
Mail on board
Effective arrangements will be made prevent similar
al5 JOHN LORIMEk GRAHAM, p. NJ.
Foasseugers Smiled
In the ship Nicholas Bddle, ler Savannahsiiss F Minis
OF Savannah DR. Van Buren,, lady and servant OF uSA.
Gorian of New York; Locke OF Savannah II CourIeHay
al London; F Johnston, OF Boston,
MARINE JOURNAL.