Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29
SANDS
SARSAPARILLA.

vTND A MS EKNI >G PUi LIC.-sef preservation u
Il AN inherent principle hInly seated ~ me he,,'
uf man. q aiigh upon tn shores OF line he
helpless o all Gois creatures. but ~ soon as
rason rears her saudard, he sees, und thinks az"
enciIclrs himself with objects of prircton being
endowed win that m"st noble intellect which DIS
tingui-hes him as the head Of All. By his powef
mountains are ieveii-d rivers are turned fo 'hrir
uTse, The land 10 eu with ifoh hound tracks, en-
nbi nr him 10 dy as IL were, with III. wings "f The
wind The ocean sparkies beneath MS iret as the sni
liant ship sp'ed "n To ,omr distant shore. But WIN
all this deli gated wisdom, man ~ h"ipess SIM AS
the green foliage of nature is destroyed hy The an
tnnin irosis, 81 are meu cut down by the mana oi
disease II walks abroad and we cannot stay It's pro
srrss men fall by the wayside, aud others m"nrn
their lnss. fut n the history oi mahh inh esncrs
gradual Improvement. VIII VIII say that s"n,I'ns
ami pain u Ia accompany ~ ~ u our walks ~ NE
Among IN. many aud important discoveries Of this
grneraii N one recently announced Ia the pnbiir,
VIII Sc me viii u" wr'tien ~ wiih snnbran ~ ih'
h .tory nf the pIst. SNND.' SARS \PAkli.I.A
stands nrih alone, aud by IL own wo ks proclaim IT,
pnwrrti N mute roqurnce, - irrrsist bly, hhrclln9
~ The appeals of HE sufinrh "' rirl mas neen hn
sw,red. isetsrs have been cured by his ihvalna
hr medic me, such ms n"t furnished Ia the records
of time Thee things are not done ~ 'tcrei places
or some nm nown town, hut are done ~ our p"bl'
places aud the highway. They are brought hef"rr
the world to substanti beyond doubt the he"i"r
thiurs oi thi@ new preparaiion' ana 'he iaeiS "h
folded, although gigantic are M plain ns the Rh' "'
day and where is that high pihst al envy that can
gainsa, TrUrsi
The following care Of an inv, ternie Of scroula
Is submitted 10 the careful con'ider'tion "f 81.
cetnne public aud its truth vouthrd for from such
source cannnt be cal ed IN question. " may wen
be SAID "TEurH Is STRANGER THAN FIcrios."
\ N.w ,oaK, Sept. ~, ls42.
Messrs. Sends; G.nt.-ln tho cho'era sumner "i
the 1872, "A Il sease irsi made ITS appearance on
tue end of my tongue. which continued :" spread
eradua ly Tor three years, duriug which time was
under the irearinrnt .f different physici LIS wilh"u,
receiving any esrntal beneht. was saiaVat uh'lI
the hesh dropped nom my gums. Wy tongue WIS
scaiiied fr aneniiy cautezei slit lenethw Sc, n,
cut cr sswise, until was tod that the ohiv chTt
would be 10 cut nv tongue of al the root but as
IlrFl IA "A
the r wages of such "A disease, preferred To rsk my
ie rather llan snbnit 10 the orerat"n
II A scrOfu ms affection now commenced on my Hehi
ch-ek,a h'lr below The eye, hhd 'oni"'n. INV m,"
soon attack, d the bone tnrming matt INTERNALLY,
which ~ ha'Rrd ~ the mouth, through an "em,"g !
ed by the rxtiacti u of tooth. The disease 'eh
seized upon the rooi of my mouth Just uh"ei hf
opening from the nose, und soon destroying me "ne
cantnut lis progress upward and backward 'h'" hf
bones uf the nose which destroy ed, together wan
the cart 'Ierts. gathering then i"ok place ~ my
head which discharged thick fet ~ tier rom ue
nose, " hch Tesembled sut bon-s or shells ns u ch'h
out III strings rs large round as goose gun Tete
of hone nlsn dropprd rom my h0ad in the mo-" u
through the passage made by the d.ea.e ~ III. upper
inv. The cnmplant n"w spread over the n'se ana
rnveloprd both eyes desirnyinp the I"wer eye asrs
aud stopping the opening foD 'h- eyes To the nose
! hich eau ed lno n continual II w Of tears. Al
this Tine smell aud taste bhi, gone, my he
| ing nearly s", and my sight much impaired as Ia
render mp"ss le for me Ia distinguish an objsct at
the disiaI of two feet. My mrm,Vy also was So
'ur affected that could not retain ANY thing head
ID To- i've inmates aud my con. uion, not wh"l'
", WAS nearly tniI oI NY. ne uIs"dst otCH
sinnally Appeared To- he better, and then locked Ia
/ ward death rs the einIiI aIOn of nv suffer Hes.
| Hearing through the newspapers tue rrnnrkahIr
cures ~ yOnT aTspa In, hope sprung up airesh aud
although my case was considered eyund the ~ n al
ART irsOi ed 10 make one more eliot Ia regain NY
hcalth. N his peril d, my means were exhausted ~
/ trying vai"us medic nes, and dy ing, as was by
nrlrs IL can he readily supposed with what feeling
looked toward relief II Is now lust weeks sln"e
eros ed the thrrsIhnli oi your door, aud was tht u
object from which The eye turned with pity and the
srnses with disgust. was then nIan Via was hr"k
en- down with suffering aud dlsraae, who cup al
~ srry was more Than fnl. 10 ,ked on the world
NJ d. n To me the past and future were both alike
hut while inemO proves true To her trust and re son
sits enthronrd, So long Will cheiish with heartfelt
gratitude the benrii have rec, ived under the es
ings of Divine Providence e. ON the use - your Sar
sapi'i iia In Two weeks from thr time begai rsine
u @ medi inc the Internal ulcers began Ia heL and
new flesh 10 farm. This = continued until am en-.
rely CnIed, aud wholly so from iha of Nour med
! cine. NJ, feelings are such rs cnnn't describe.
can sc ,nely alize that am the suffering object If
pity was so short time ago NV appetite is roni
sleep naturally aud tor two weeks past u v. been
able Ia 10 low my nd (Which s that of shoemaker
almost as well as NJ any Oi Of my lifn.
win Ia ting gratitude, shali ever remain yours,
most g'ateful, GE 'HGE UIlLAp,
No ia " iilri street.
The Facts as above stned are strictly true. h hav
ing applied ~ me tor n iett Of recommendation Ia
Messrs. "a ds, aud The cure cam strictly under IN,
pc Isonal observation.
>RRAnAM H,TFIrLD,
Aidr,m,n of the tn ward ofihe cry Of New York.
Scptcmh-r III, 1912.
Prepared and sold IT wholesale and re al aud for
/ exponulion, by A. u. Sands Il Co., rucgrisis aud
hemi Is, Granite Fu Ihnus 273 Rroa wav, T ~
'hambrrs street New York. Price 81 per o"ite -s'
bottles Er 81.
CHARLES lYrR. Jr.. ~ wesmin.,e,s.,
sale agent for Rhode Island.
For 'aie hy u. J. TA\ L"R, gent, Newport, r..
November ", 1912.