New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27
TO The WORLD !,

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fu sympathy arising in our hearts accompanied
with the desire of bestowing relief if we possessed
| the power! No, We cannot; the human heart
goes forth TO meet its fellow, and extends to him
the hand of sympathy, if nothing This may
| soothc but it will not cure He sill feels himself
az object that is loaihed,- he still feels himself a
cripple the anguish still fingers around his pill
| low. Those at all familiar wit h the history of
diseases cannot help being struck with the ranid
increase of that peculiar range Of diseases arising
| from impure state of the blood, or habit Of the
tetn:-diseases of the mucus tissue also OF the
osseous and glanduar system, scrofua, cancerous
| ulcers and obstinate cuianeous eruptions, chronic
sore eyes, and disease Of the bones. The chief
cause of their increase is owing to their being
hereditary, running through whole families and
| spreading destruction along their path. But for
all these ills there has new medicine dawned
upon the world; and in Offering to the public this
new preparations which, has for its object the re-
lief Of suffering humanity. II becomes necessary
state upon what grounds it puts forth its merits
and the reasons upon which it POUNDS its superior
claims to the attention of the afflicted that Il who
require its use may fearlessy Iepose full confidence
in It's restorative virtues. But let Us introduce our
reader moro particularly to this preparations
which l.a, already been announced to the public
under the name OF SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA.
This medicine is the result OF years devoted 10
laborious chemical experiments liz testing various
modes of preparation, enabling them to concen-
trate in the most efficient form all the medicinal
value of the trne Sarsaparlla; and they have at
last accomplished this most desil able result by
means of an entirely new ingenious and costly
apparatus. The process throughout is governed
By strictly chemical laws, 50 that the essential
principles, or The principle on which the restora-
ivc virtue of the Sarsaparia depends, is entirely
preserved. his is then combined with other All
cles selected wholly from the vegetable kingdom.
al Of which are the most powerful purifier, q! the
blood, which arc then concentrated nto Il iluld eX-
tract that has been found by experience to possess
the important power of Immediately c,tns The
progress Of di:casc and restoring tho patient to
perfect health Therefore, those suffering from
disease arisin. from, an impure state Of the blood
ar haiti OF The system, such obstinate cuta-
hcous eruptions, rheumatism, chronic sore eyes,
~ diseases arising from an injudcious use OF
mercury, or imprrdenries in life, have only TO use
this preparation, which has all combined that can
be useful in the removal of their complaints.
Combined with the other advantages which the
preparation possesses the proprietors have reaped
the experience of scientific gentleman who re-
sided many years in that country which produces
tie best in fact the only true, species ct SarsaPa-
rilla. The proprietors, during the many years
they have been engaged in preparing it, have tired
hundreds OF experiments upon the human system,
aud have had the pleasure of witnessing its happy
results in numerous instances and they were de-
,ernined not to offer it to the world until they had
hccome thoroughly convinced Gifts efficacy. They
have now succeeded in preparing medicine whose
restorative virtues are without a parallel in the
history of medicine, which fact is fully substan-
tiated by the numerous certificates and testmo-
malls of cures of the most difficult kinds of disease.
This medicine has been prepared for the benefit
of all suffering mankind both rich and poor, and
to the INDECENT poori, will be given without money
and without price, by their bringing certificate
of their need from the Pastor, the Magistrate or
the Alderman Of their Ward And now let the
testimony of suffering humanity, who are gather
ing around it thick and fast and by whose inner
cnt virtues the lame walk the epers are cleanSed
and the afflicted arc healed, bear witness Of its
| merits Let it stand or fall by its own inherent
virtues. What it has done once 1t will do again.
| and by its use the world will be relieved OF u vast
amount Of suffering and disease. The ProPrle-
tors have made arrangements for spreading II
| through ost the whole United States. That all
may have it within their reach it is also their IN
tenton to introduce it into the hospitals, into the
alms-housas and into all the public Institutions
1 WleT9NsC cSr1fSIltCUeQ ICuSOH ulcJ pC iHO'aSu "
receive it, which have for their object the suffer-
er's relief. And to the American public the pro-
prietors would say, let tina, medicine which is des-
tined TO bring health and healing on its wings to
its thousands and its tens of thousands, receive
YOUR favorable considera,on-let all philanthro-
pists sustain an article which has for its object re-
| lief TO both rich and poor. AS long as the medl-
| cine produces the desired result for which 1t Is
administered, and this has been proved again and
again-s it not sufficient to all to administer 1t
in cases where its benign influence may shed re-
lief and happiness around the pillow OF suffering
and pain. -
The following cure, at once SO remarkable, SO
extraordinary almost to surpass belief, has, IN
order to place its truth beyond the reach OF suspi-
cioa or doubt, been sworn to, this 26th day of Au-
gust, 1912, before his Hon Robert Fl. Morris,
Mayor of the city Of New-York.
| NEW YORK August IS, 1912.
anilenep-At tale of misery and mine 10 fell and
as ever constant in The task brings back ha.
have past shudder at the picture and ainsst wener II
s sn For months stretched upon bed OF suffering ard
distress racked by the excracatng Pain DUMB WIN
agony-he only voice that came from my Ups le ~
gsang and my only hope despair fI bap pa afacd
| face 10 the wall and wished TO die.
Although stood on the brink OF eternity and the thread
held ON: 10 burn itte though, would ever trimmed
again, only hoped that death would swallow Up te
esnosp" yseIfto of air while
which caused sudden check OF perspiraion ay com
paint first seemed light and hardly worth while 10 eau
clan called, who prescribed some pills containns
powerful preparation OF mercury to be ~ saSapa
rla root and lgnum vita made into aea, when cohhu
ed using for several without iptermisson seon al
ter taking the mercury began oteel its poisonous o
ence. My whole glapdular system became Affected aso
the bones, joints and muscles Jumps formed upon the skin
nearly as big as an egg accompanied with intense CaIIn
heat, which kept swelling unit; they broke and
matter and blood These continued increase until they
covered my whole body But, this Only the beginning
my Affections: ROW commenced those orturing pans
termed CHI oEic rheumatism. Attimes il seemed il was
stretched upon a rack and all my limbs being torn
from each other al others as If sarp knives were piercing
az. in