New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13
II. VuuE,sDAy MORNING. OCTOBER 1a. 1850.

,gNaNG. OCTOBER IA. asG2.
TO A DISCERNING PUBLIC.
selfpreservation inherent Principle firmly seated is
the heart OF man. He aghts upon the shores oil Time the
pless OF all Gods creatures. bu Reason
rcars her anaard he and thinks, and encrces him
self with objects OF protection being endowed with that
noble Intellect which distinguishes him alhe head OF all
By his power rveed rivers are Turned from
their course the land is srt with rosbound tricks enabling
him to fy IS il We're, with the wings OF the wnd the
spaks beneath his feet rs the gallant ship speeds on
10 distant shore. But with all this delegated WISDOM
man is helpless still: the green foliage is de-
Strsycd by The autumna irosis, are down by
the hand Of dsease. II walks abroad and cannot stay
its progress: fall by the wayside. and others
their los. But as the history OF mankind evnceS gradual
improvement, ~ho i'll say that suffering and pain sto
company in all walks Of c Among the many and
important discoveries OF this generation reccnty
nouuced 10 the public whose fame will be written as with
sunbeam in the history OF the past. SANps's SARsAPA
su. stands forth alone and by tsown procIans its
power-ha eoquence, rresistby affecting in the
appeals OF the suffering Tor relief, has been answered..
Diseases have been cured by this invaluable medicine such
as oi ashed in the records OF time These things
not done in secret places Unknown town, but
done in public places and the highways. They
ught before world to subsanlate beyond doubt the
healing virtues of this preparation and the facts I'M
folded although gigantic plain as the light OF day;
and where is that High Priest OF Envy that gaHsay
Truth
the following cure OF m inreerate case OF Scro'nla
submitted the careful consideration of discerning pub
lie and It's truth vouched for such cannot
be called in question 1t may well be said, " Iruh is
% NEw.YoRK, Sept IA, 1912.
Nfessrs Sands: GenLIn the cholera OF the year
1852. disease first made It's appearance on me end OF my
tongue which continued 10 spread gradually Tor three
years during which time was uHder the treatment OF an
ferent physicians without receiving any essential benefit
was savated until the flesh dropped from my gums ply
and crosswc, until WAS told that The only cure "oud
hp 10 cut my tongue on the root; but as IL stei't' nr
certain whether TINS would put stop to The 81 uc
adisen~e preferred 10 risk my lie rather 'nai suo u
the operation. ii,
4 scrouious affection commenced on my right cheek
little below the eye, and continuing inward soon attacked
The hone forming matter Internally, which discharged IN
the mouth through opening caused by Tie extraction OF
tooth. The disease then seizcd upon pe ool OF ' ''il
ms, pnte the opening from the nose and soon destroying
Tie bone continued It's progress upward and mo
the bones OF nosr which IL Destroyed together WIN me
carriages gathering lhentook place IN my head which
discharged thick td matter from The nGse when resent
HID soi homes or shells as it cane in strings large
round as quill Pieces OF bone also dropped from
my head into The mouth through The passage mace ny l
disease in the upper Jaw The complaint 70" spread OVER
il p,e and envroptd both eyes, destroying the lower
eve-ashcs and stopping The openn" from The eyes 10 me
nose which caused almost acontnua now o tears ailhs
lime my smell and both gone, hearing nearly
and my sight much impaired a, To render IL npossi-
bic distinguish an ehec at the distance OF Two
moi r.Ian any thing heard sad Tor i've minutes ana my
condition il not wholly was nearly that OF ldocy Tue
disease occasionally appeared 10 be better and ihen looked
toward death rs the termination OF my sufrrnSs
Hearing through the newspapers The remarkao'T cures
nv case was considered beyond the reach OF art resolved
make effort 10 regain my health. ~ tnis pc
rod my means exhausted in trying various medicines,
and dying as was, Ivy inciits can be reahy SUPPOSED
viii, What feelings looked toward relief IL is now Just
six crossed the threshold OF your door and
then object iroA which the eye turned win ply
and The senses with disgust was then man who was
cry wa, more Than full looked upon tue wsrld as dead
t me; the past and future were botn alike; but while
memory proves trne 10 r trust ana reason s'tS n,
rectvr'! under the biSsng OF Divine tfnsidcacc)
from The use OF your sarsapara ~ Two wes from IN"
10 heal and new flesh lorn THIS has continued unui
an, entirely and wholly So from tn, use OF your med.
ciu. Aiy feelings are such Is cannot 'srs- Il"t. cap
scarcely realize mat am The suffering object OF pity was
short time My 1ppe', sGHd IL i rep na1fay
(Which that shoetnnker almost AS well as al any pc
rod tiny lite.
VIII, lasting gratitude, shall ever remain yours most
gratefully, GEok"h DuLAA' ia "iietS''
The facts as above stated strictly true he having ap
piled 10 mr. to letter olrecommcnaton 10 ''tsSrS Sands
and the cure CANE strictly under personal olstrVuon
ABRAHAM HATFIELD,
Alderman the lti Ward III the city OF Newly ork
''pV7"'''' ~ NEwYoRy, Angus; %, 1912.
Gentlemen tale of misery and TO tell and
As memory ever in The task brings BACK scenes a
hayr pas; sludrr at the picture and a'ms>t wonder II II
is So For mnIt stretched upon bnd o snicrlnS anu
isl
agonytl'e only voice al came rom NY Ups r " I
greaning and my only hope despair olsn and Often Wine
others slept IN lie suit hours Of night nave 'nrb'" my
face To The wall and wished 10 die.
Although stood the brink OF eternity and tfr thread
OF life was nearly severed, still brear o l! lamp
held ont 10 burn little thought would r ever trimmed
again ard OILY hoped that death would swallow up u.e
flame Ny sickness va. FIST M on ny ; my
exposing myselito strong current oil AR white
which c;u... sudden cbeck oi persp'rdoI Wy COM
plant seemed light and hardly worm WIZ 20 eau
phv sican; but soon began to grow worse ana p$sl
risn was called, who prescribed some pills containing
powerful preparation OF mercury tobe "o"tdby Shr'a-
rilia TOO. and ynum vltt maie h'o ea wtic roh'u-
ed n.Dn for months without mtermlS>ion SooHa
T.. taking mercury hogan TO feel us poisonous Inln-
rnce NV whole gayiuiar system became affected also
the bones FONTS and muscles Jumps formed upon The SKIN
nearly as big egg accomfane, with hteIs, burning
hea which swelling until they broke ana discharged
matter and blood These continued Ia Increase unts tty
covered my whole body Bntth's was only me tgihh.lS
fn,, aJic,,,s: nav commenced those orturln2 palas
termed chronic rheumatism. AttlmtS II scented az II was
stretched upon "a rack and all my lhis were euis .n
mo n every point The muscles al my srtt' 4eu al
knobs aud bard bone Fly distress Wd1 nov ~
reaj TIA: my groaIS Il, nigh Disturbed INC ~ot 1u'
AMI alSo some OF The families the acent buildings had
moi slept since The early part OF December l he
only sleep obtained few hours during tht n3dir OF
f,r,v increased NJ face completely covered with
A, extending ihsd now sirunk 10 mere skeleton
the skin and flesh diseased around my thi9s tla
M bones nearly prolrued and the physicians pronounced
nv case beyond the reach OF mediciHe On now wish
thai NIGH, die From my long and prolrac''a ines we
lad heroine much reduced in circumstances snort Tune
since while looking the papers, chances 10 't YOU
Sar.aparlla advertised accompanied WITH Gel ION
Mr. Burdock, extraordinary curttniade by N USE
The case in respects resemblcd my own ana ioun
that lingering hope still chung 10 lie II seemed nMe
whisper from heaven. The second day alter commenced
taking lei, the pain much easier anu enr 70 s ',
Ind not slept ike tis before Tor months DT ule Iil
.d nsr one bp The pain had nearly lett the eruption
salso much better Inow tell strange hope gathering
in nv breast that should've perhaps be cured NO. m
ronld not be- dared believe IL sent and go another
hottie continuing improve rapidly, aud still anohrr, anu
IL lew days miserable suffering, dying man. was
was out, AMI vnked NEARLY three mics without even le
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